Zip code 95653 in Madison, California, transitioned from a "Moderate Diversity" area to a "Majority-Minority" community with a Hispanic Majority between 2013 and 2022. The population increased from 101 to 142 during this period. In 2013, the area had significant White (35%) and Hispanic (56%) populations. By 2018, the Hispanic population reached 80%, indicating a "Transitional Community" status. As of 2022, the Hispanic population decreased to 65% but maintained a clear majority.

The median income in the area fluctuated significantly over the decade. It peaked at $85,487 in 2016 before declining to $45,627 in 2022. This economic downturn coincided with the shift towards a more pronounced Hispanic Majority, suggesting potential correlations between demographic changes and economic conditions.

The demographic shift in Madison aligns with broader trends in California, where Hispanic populations have been growing in many rural and agricultural areas. The economic volatility, particularly the sharp decline in median income, may reflect challenges in the local agricultural economy, which often employs a significant portion of Hispanic workers in similar California communities.