California does allow you to allocate by resident/nonresident ratio. Use that method if it results in lower tax.
California says: "If you changed your residency during 20xx, compute income and deductions using resident rules for the period of the year you were a California resident and nonresident rules for the period of the year you were a nonresident."
Taxation of Nonresidents and Individuals Who Change Residency
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