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County Results as of Aug 9 2:01pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (795/795) 28.8% Countywide Voter Turnout (375,610/1,304,257)
Statewide Results as of Jul 14 4:42pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (20867/20868) 33.1% Statewide Voter Turnout (7,266,259/21,941,212)
United States Senator; Full Term
- Alex Padilla, Democratic
.......... 3,717,390 votes
54.1%
- Mark P. Meuser, Republican
.......... 1,025,490 votes
14.9%
- Cordie Williams, Republican
.......... 473,175 votes
6.9%
- Jon Elist, Republican
.......... 288,718 votes
4.2%
- Chuck Smith, Republican
.......... 265,989 votes
3.9%
- James P. Bradley, Republican
.......... 234,863 votes
3.4%
- Douglas Howard Pierce, Democratic
.......... 116,229 votes
1.7%
- John Thompson Parker, Peace and Freedom
.......... 105,235 votes
1.5%
- Sarah Sun Liew, Republican
.......... 76,777 votes
1.1%
- Dan O'Dowd, Democratic
.......... 75,515 votes
1.1%
- Akinyemi Agbede, Democratic
.......... 70,731 votes
1.0%
- Myron L. Hall, Republican
.......... 65,916 votes
1.0%
- Timothy J. Ursich, Democratic
.......... 58,155 votes
0.8%
- Robert George Lucero, Jr., Republican
.......... 53,186 votes
0.8%
- James "Henk" Conn, Green
.......... 35,823 votes
0.5%
- Eleanor Garcia, No Party Preference
.......... 34,515 votes
0.5%
- Carlos Guillermo Tapia, Republican
.......... 33,782 votes
0.5%
- Pamela Elizondo, Green
.......... 31,834 votes
0.5%
- Enrique Petris, Republican
.......... 31,618 votes
0.5%
- Obaidul Huq Pirjada, Democratic
.......... 27,735 votes
0.4%
- Daphne Bradford, No Party Preference
.......... 26,799 votes
0.4%
- Don J. Grundmann, No Party Preference
.......... 10,129 votes
0.1%
- Deon D. Jenkins, No Party Preference
.......... 6,913 votes
0.1%
United States Senator; Unexpired Short Term
- Alex Padilla, Democratic
.......... 3,731,965 votes
55.1%
- Mark P. Meuser, Republican
.......... 1,499,147 votes
22.1%
- James P. Bradley, Republican
.......... 470,266 votes
6.9%
- Jon Elist, Republican
.......... 402,447 votes
5.9%
- Timothy Ursich, Jr., Democratic
.......... 225,820 votes
3.3%
- Dan O'Dowd, Democratic
.......... 190,829 votes
2.8%
- Myron L. Hall, Republican
.......... 142,618 votes
2.1%
- Daphne Bradford, No Party Preference
.......... 111,750 votes
1.6%
United States Representative; District 25
- Raul Ruiz, Democratic
.......... 55,315 votes
56.4%
- Brian E. Hawkins, Republican
.......... 16,085 votes
16.4%
- Brian M. Tyson, Republican
.......... 14,186 votes
14.5%
- James Francis Gibson, Republican
.......... 6,059 votes
6.2%
- Burt Thakur, Republican
.......... 2,982 votes
3.0%
- Ceci Truman, Republican
.......... 1,850 votes
1.9%
- Jonathan Reiss, Republican
.......... 1,609 votes
1.6%
United States Representative; District 35
- Norma J. Torres, Democratic
.......... 37,554 votes
54.3%
- Mike Cargile, Republican
.......... 17,431 votes
25.2%
- Rafael Carcamo, Republican
.......... 7,619 votes
11.0%
- Bob Erbst, Republican
.......... 3,480 votes
5.0%
- Lloyd A. Stevens, Democratic
.......... 3,022 votes
4.4%
United States Representative; District 39
- Mark Takano, Democratic
.......... 44,067 votes
57.1%
- Aja Smith, Republican
.......... 9,751 votes
12.6%
- Bill Spinney, Republican
.......... 7,421 votes
9.6%
- Tony Moreno, Republican
.......... 5,527 votes
7.2%
- Art Peterson, Republican
.......... 5,081 votes
6.6%
- John Lordsal Minnella, Republican
.......... 3,662 votes
4.7%
- Emmanuel L. Suarez, Republican
.......... 1,600 votes
2.1%
United States Representative; District 40
United States Representative; District 41
- Ken Calvert, Republican
.......... 72,700 votes
48.2%
- Will Rollins, Democratic
.......... 45,923 votes
30.4%
- Shrina Kurani, Democratic
.......... 23,483 votes
15.6%
- John Michael Lucio, Republican
.......... 6,880 votes
4.6%
- Anna Nevenic, No Party Preference
.......... 1,862 votes
1.2%
United States Representative; District 48
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