Governor
Runoff Election 11/6/2018
- Gavin Newsom, Democratic
2,341,815 votes
33.7%
- John H. Cox, Republican
1,764,919 votes
25.4%
- Antonio Villaraigosa, Democratic
926,018 votes
13.3%
- Travis Allen, Republican
657,147 votes
9.4%
- John Chiang, Democratic
655,590 votes
9.4%
- Delaine Eastin, Democratic
234,641 votes
3.4%
- Amanda Renteria, Democratic
93,376 votes
1.3%
- Robert C. Newman, II, Republican
44,628 votes
0.6%
- Michael Shellenberger, Democratic
31,666 votes
0.5%
- Peter Y. Liu, Republican
27,297 votes
0.4%
- Yvonne Girard, Republican
21,817 votes
0.3%
- Gloria Estela La Riva, Peace and Freedom
19,059 votes
0.3%
- J. Bribiesca, Democratic
18,027 votes
0.3%
- Josh Jones, Green
16,092 votes
0.2%
- Zoltan Istvan, Libertarian
14,447 votes
0.2%
- Albert Caesar Mezzetti, Democratic
12,010 votes
0.2%
- Nickolas Wildstar, Libertarian
11,547 votes
0.2%
- Robert Davidson Griffis, Democratic
11,094 votes
0.2%
- Akinyemi Agbede, Democratic
9,373 votes
0.1%
- Thomas Jefferson Cares, Democratic
8,940 votes
0.1%
- Christopher N. Carlson, Green
7,310 votes
0.1%
- Klement Tinaj, Democratic
5,363 votes
0.1%
- Hakan "Hawk" Mikado, No Party Preference
5,338 votes
0.1%
- Johnny Wattenburg, No Party Preference
4,961 votes
0.1%
- Desmond Silveira, No Party Preference
4,630 votes
0.1%
- Shubham Goel, No Party Preference
4,017 votes
0.1%
- Jeffrey Edward Taylor, No Party Preference
3,967 votes
0.1%
- Veronika Fimbres
(Write-In)
Lieutenant Governor
- Eleni Kounalakis, Democratic
1,586,576 votes
24.2%
- Ed Hernandez, Democratic
1,346,848 votes
20.6%
- Cole Harris, Republican
1,142,957 votes
17.5%
- Jeff Bleich, Democratic
647,335 votes
9.9%
- David Fennell, Republican
515,347 votes
7.9%
- Lydia Ortega, Republican
419,092 votes
6.4%
- David R. Hernandez, Republican
404,663 votes
6.2%
- Gayle McLaughlin, No Party Preference
263,049 votes
4.0%
- Tim Ferreira, Libertarian
99,835 votes
1.5%
- Cameron Gharabiklou, Democratic
78,144 votes
1.2%
- Danny Thomas, No Party Preference
44,068 votes
0.7%
Secretary of State
- Alex Padilla, Democratic
3,473,183 votes
52.6%
- Mark P. Meuser, Republican
2,046,084 votes
31.0%
- Ruben Major, Democratic
354,733 votes
5.4%
- Raul Rodriguez, Jr., Republican
330,040 votes
5.0%
- Gail K. Lightfoot, Libertarian
155,659 votes
2.4%
- Michael Feinstein, Green
136,571 votes
2.1%
- C. T. Weber, Peace and Freedom
61,310 votes
0.9%
- Erik Rydberg, Green
48,647 votes
0.7%
Controller
- Betty T. Yee, Democratic
4,030,136 votes
62.1%
- Konstantinos Roditis, Republican
2,198,777 votes
33.9%
- Mary Lou Finley, Peace and Freedom
261,573 votes
4.0%
Treasurer
- Fiona Ma, Democratic
2,898,389 votes
44.5%
- Greg Conlon, Republican
1,356,535 votes
20.8%
- Jack M. Guerrero, Republican
1,256,007 votes
19.3%
- Vivek Viswanathan, Democratic
847,342 votes
13.0%
- Kevin Akin, Peace and Freedom
148,118 votes
2.3%
Attorney General
- Xavier Becerra, Democratic
3,022,467 votes
45.8%
- Steven C. Bailey, Republican
1,614,150 votes
24.5%
- Dave Jones, Democratic
1,016,556 votes
15.4%
- Eric Early, Republican
942,308 votes
14.3%
Insurance Commissioner
- Steve Poizner, No Party Preference
2,566,849 votes
41.0%
- Ricardo Lara, Democratic
2,536,923 votes
40.5%
- Asif Mahmood, Democratic
845,113 votes
13.5%
- Nathalie Hrizi, Peace and Freedom
315,828 votes
5.0%
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Marshall Tuck
2,221,908 votes
37.0%
- Tony K. Thurmond
2,135,591 votes
35.6%
- Lily "Espinoza" Ploski
984,039 votes
16.4%
- Steven Ireland
658,037 votes
11.0%
State Board of Equalization; District 1
- Tom Hallinan, Democratic
606,159 votes
39.4%
- Ted Gaines, Republican
500,879 votes
32.6%
- Connie Conway, Republican
283,477 votes
18.4%
- David Evans, Republican
147,473 votes
9.6%
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United States Senator
- Dianne Feinstein, Democratic
2,945,177 votes
44.2%
- Kevin De Leon, Democratic
804,965 votes
12.1%
- James P. Bradley, Republican
555,738 votes
8.3%
- Arun K. Bhumitra, Republican
350,554 votes
5.3%
- Paul A. Taylor, Republican
323,313 votes
4.9%
- Erin Cruz, Republican
267,213 votes
4.0%
- Tom Palzer, Republican
204,924 votes
3.1%
- Alison Hartson, Democratic
146,909 votes
2.2%
- Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente, Republican
135,209 votes
2.0%
- Pat Harris, Democratic
126,837 votes
1.9%
- John "Jack" Crew, Republican
93,702 votes
1.4%
- Patrick Little, Republican
89,800 votes
1.3%
- Kevin Mottus, Republican
87,569 votes
1.3%
- Jerry Joseph Laws, Republican
67,060 votes
1.0%
- Derrick Michael Reid, Libertarian
59,922 votes
0.9%
- Adrienne Nicole Edwards, Democratic
56,119 votes
0.8%
- Douglas Howard Pierce, Democratic
42,574 votes
0.6%
- Mario Nabliba, Republican
39,177 votes
0.6%
- David Hildebrand, Democratic
30,259 votes
0.5%
- Donnie O. Turner, Democratic
30,075 votes
0.5%
- Herbert G. Peters, Democratic
27,411 votes
0.4%
- David Moore, No Party Preference
24,601 votes
0.4%
- Ling Ling Shi, No Party Preference
23,499 votes
0.4%
- John Thompson Parker, Peace and Freedom
22,788 votes
0.3%
- Lee Olson, No Party Preference
20,378 votes
0.3%
- Gerald Plummer, Democratic
18,167 votes
0.3%
- Jason M. Hanania, No Party Preference
18,157 votes
0.3%
- Don J. Grundmann, No Party Preference
15,096 votes
0.2%
- Colleen Shea Fernald, No Party Preference
13,512 votes
0.2%
- Rash Bihari Ghosh, No Party Preference
12,542 votes
0.2%
- Tim Gildersleeve, No Party Preference
8,469 votes
0.1%
- Michael Fahmy Girgis, No Party Preference
2,982 votes
0.0%
United States Representative; District 1
- Doug La Malfa, Republican
98,354 votes
51.7%
- Audrey Denney, Democratic
34,121 votes
17.9%
- Jessica Jones Holcombe, Democratic
22,306 votes
11.7%
- Marty Walters, Democratic
16,032 votes
8.4%
- Gregory Edward Cheadle, Republican
11,660 votes
6.1%
- David Peterson, Democratic
5,707 votes
3.0%
- Lewis Elbinger, Green
2,191 votes
1.2%
State Senator; District 4
- James Nielsen, Republican
118,756 votes
60.3%
- Phillip Kim, Democratic
42,661 votes
21.7%
- Michael "Mike" Worley, Democratic
35,472 votes
18.0%
Member of the State Assembly; District 1
- Brian Dahle, Republican
82,916 votes
64.2%
- Caleen Sisk, Democratic
30,902 votes
23.9%
- Peter Van Peborgh, Democratic
11,446 votes
8.9%
- Jenny O. Connell-Nowain, No Party Preference
3,987 votes
3.1%
Member of the State Assembly; District 3
- James Gallagher, Republican
64,975 votes
65.0%
- Sonia Aery, Democratic
34,941 votes
35.0%
County Superintendent, of Schools; County of Butte
- Mary Sakuma
40209 votes
98.17%
- (751 Total Other Write-In Votes 1.83%)
Supervisor; County of Butte; Supervisorial District 2
- Debra Lucero
5366 votes
55.50%
- Larry Wahl
4286 votes
44.33%
- (16 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.17%)
Supervisor; County of Butte; Supervisorial District 3
- Tami Ritter
6620 votes
54.60%
- Bob Evans
3182 votes
26.25%
- Norm Rosene
2295 votes
18.93%
- (27 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.22%)
Assessor; County of Butte
- Diane Brown
30807 votes
62.93%
- Randall Stone
18010 votes
36.79%
- (138 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.28%)
Auditor-Controller; County of Butte
- Graciela Cano Gutierrez
24257 votes
50.16%
- Kathryn Mathes
23986 votes
49.60%
- (117 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.24%)
County Clerk-Recorder; County of Butte
- Candace J. Grubbs
44489 votes
98.73%
- (574 Total Other Write-In Votes 1.27%)
District Attorney; County of Butte
- Michael L. Ramsey
37750 votes
92.08%
- (3246 Total Other Write-In Votes 7.92%)
Sheriff-Coroner; County of Butte
- Kory L. Honea
44519 votes
98.47%
- (690 Total Other Write-In Votes 1.53%)
Treasurer-Tax Collector; County of Butte
- Troy Kidd
40436 votes
98.61%
- (570 Total Other Write-In Votes 1.39%)
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