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Governor ›
Gov. Gavin Newsom cannot run again because of term limits. The leading Democrats trying to succeed him are Xavier Becerra, a former California attorney general; and Tom Steyer, a former hedge fund manager. Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host, is the top Republican.
Open Primary
Latest results from 2m ago
68% of votes in
Governor, Open Primary race called
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xavier BecerraX. BecerraBecerra | Democrat Dem. | 1,720,786 | 26.78% | |
| Steve HiltonS. HiltonHilton | Republican Rep. | 1,691,361 | 26.33 | |
| Tom SteyerT. SteyerSteyer | Democrat Dem. | 1,353,747 | 21.07 | |
| Chad BiancoC. BiancoBianco | Republican Rep. | 690,508 | 10.75 | |
Total reported | 6,424,516 | |||
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What to expect: The top two candidates in this primary will advance to the general election in November, regardless of party affiliation. Most Californians vote by mail, and ballots postmarked on or before Election Day have one week to arrive. In the 2024 primary, about half of results were reported by 5 a.m. Eastern time the day after the election. It took 10 days before 95 percent of results were reported.
Open Primary
Latest results from 32m ago
67% of votes in
Lieutenant Governor, Open Primary race called
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiona MaF. MaF. Ma | Democrat Dem. | 1,138,753 | 19.39% | |
| Gloria RomeroG. RomeroRomero | Republican Rep. | 1,112,237 | 18.94 | |
| Josh FrydayJ. FrydayFryday | Democrat Dem. | 835,943 | 14.24 | |
Total reported | 5,872,037 | |||
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Open Primary
Latest results from 32m ago
67% of votes in
Attorney General, Open Primary race called
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rob BontaR. BontaBonta* incumbent | Democrat Dem. | 3,308,444 | 54.6% | |
| Michael E. GatesM. GatesGates | Republican Rep. | 2,451,240 | 40.5 | |
| Marjorie MikelsM. MikelsMikels | Green Green | 299,532 | 4.9 | |
Total reported | 6,059,216 | |||
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Los Angeles Mayor ›
Mayor Karen Bass is facing two main challengers from opposite ends of the political spectrum: Nithya Raman, a liberal City Council member and former ally of the mayor, and Spencer Pratt, a Republican reality television star whose house burned in the Palisades fire.
Latest results from 31m ago
71% of votes in
Los Angeles Mayor race called
| Candidate | Votes | Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karen BassK. BassBass* incumbent | 215,868 | 35.0% | |
| Spencer PrattS. PrattPratt | 174,260 | 28.2 | |
| Nithya RamanN. RamanRaman | 153,588 | 24.9 | |
Total reported | 617,095 | ||
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U.S. House
California’s congressional boundaries were redrawn last year after voters approved a map designed to favor Democrats.
Key Races
| 6th District | Kiley +3 |
|---|---|
| Representative Kevin Kiley, a Republican turned independent, faces an uphill battle in a newly redrawn Sacramento-area district. A host of Democrats, including Richard Pan, a physician and former state legislator, and Thien Ho, Sacramento County’s district attorney, are running against him. | |
66% of votes in | |
| 11th District | Wiener (D) and Chan (D) advance |
| In the San Francisco contest to replace Representative Nancy Pelosi, the former speaker who is retiring, State Senator Scott Wiener is the front-runner. But he faces challengers from his left, most notably Saikat Chakrabarti, a former chief of staff for Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Connie Chan, a member of the city’s Board of Supervisors. | |
64% of votes in | |
| 22nd District | Valadao (R) advances |
| Representative David Valadao, a Central Valley Republican, is running for re-election in a district that became even more vulnerable after redistricting. His two main opponents are Randy Villegas, a progressive backed by Senator Bernie Sanders, and Jasmeet Bains, a more moderate Democratic state lawmaker and physician. | |
61% of votes in | |
| 40th District | Calvert (R) advances |
| Two Republican incumbents, Representatives Young Kim and Ken Calvert, were drawn into the same district by Proposition 50. They are fighting for political survival but face a number of Democrats — including Esther Kim Varet, an art dealer — who could split the vote and ensure both Republicans advance to November. | |
65% of votes in | |
| 48th District | Desmond (R) and von Wilpert (D) advance |
| Democrats hope to gain this district, made newly competitive by Proposition 50. When Representative Darrell Issa, a Republican targeted by redistricting, elected to retire, Republicans endorsed Jim Desmond, a county supervisor. The main Democratic candidates are Ammar Campa-Najjar, a longtime local candidate, and Marni von Wilpert, a San Diego councilwoman. | |
66% of votes in | |
All Races
State Legislature
State Senate
| District Dist. | Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Damon ConnollyD. ConnollyConnolly Democrat 69% | Tief GibbsT. GibbsGibbs Republican 19% | 43% |
| 4 | Jaron BrandonJ. BrandonBrandon Democrat 40% | Alexandra DuarteA. DuarteDuarte Republican 32% | 73% |
| 6 | Roger NielloR. NielloNiello* incumbent Republican 58% | Sean FrameS. FrameFrame Democrat 28% | 66% |
| 8 | Angelique AshbyA. AshbyAshby* incumbent Democrat 66% | 65% | |
Susan A. MasonS. MasonMason Republican 30% | |||
| 10 | Scott SakakiharaS. SakakiharaSakakihara Democrat 28% | Linda R. PriceL. PricePrice Republican 26% | 68% |
| 12 | Nathan MagsigN. MagsigMagsig Republican 61% | 59% | |
William Brown Jr.W. BrownBrown Libertarian 24% | |||
| 14 | Esmeralda SoriaE. SoriaSoria Democrat 43.9% | 60% | |
Darin S. DuPontD. DuPontDuPont Republican 43.1% | |||
| 16 | Guillermo Asuncion GonzalezG. GonzalezGonzalez Republican 48% | 67% | |
Melissa HurtadoM. HurtadoHurtado* incumbent Democrat 36% | |||
| 18 | Steve PadillaS. PadillaPadilla* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Art HodgesA. HodgesHodges Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 20 | Caroline MenjivarC. MenjivarMenjivar* incumbent Democrat 59% | 70% | |
Tony RodriguezT. RodriguezRodriguez Republican 31% | |||
| 22 | Susan RubioS. RubioRubio* incumbent Democrat 60% | 72% | |
Mike NetterM. NetterNetter Republican 37% | |||
| 24 | G. Rick MarshallG. MarshallMarshall Republican 18.8% | Brian GoldsmithB. GoldsmithGoldsmith Democrat 18.8% | 71% |
| 26 | Sara HernandezS. HernandezHernandez Democrat 32% | Sarah RascónS. RascónRascón Democrat 17% | 72% |
| 28 | Lola Smallwood-CuevasL. Smallwood-CuevasSmallwood-Cuevas* incumbent Democrat 75% | 71% | |
Joe LisuzzoJ. LisuzzoLisuzzo Republican 18% | |||
| 30 | Araceli MartinezA. MartinezMartinez Republican | Uncontested | |
Bob J. ArchuletaB. ArchuletaArchuleta* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 32 | Tiffanie TateT. TateTate Democrat | Uncontested | |
Kelly SeyartoK. SeyartoSeyarto* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 34 | Rhonda ShaderR. ShaderShader Republican | Uncontested | |
Avelino ValenciaA. ValenciaValencia Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 36 | Chris DuncanC. DuncanDuncan Democrat | Uncontested | |
Tony StricklandT. StricklandStrickland* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 38 | Catherine S. BlakespearC. BlakespearBlakespear* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Laura BassettL. BassettBassett Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 40 | Mara ElliottM. ElliottElliott Democrat 45% | Kristie Bruce-LaneK. Bruce-LaneBruce-Lane Republican 29% | 66% |
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State Assembly
| District Dist. | Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Heather HadwickH. HadwickHadwick* incumbent Republican 50% | 66% | |
Dianna Margaret JamesD. JamesJames Democrat 38% | |||
| 2 | Chris RogersC. RogersRogers* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Michael GreerM. GreerGreer Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 3 | Dom BelzaD. BelzaBelza Republican 46% | James JohanssonJ. JohanssonJohansson Republican 29% | 67% |
| 4 | Cecilia M. Aguiar-CurryC. Aguiar-CurryAguiar-Curry* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
| 5 | Joe PattersonJ. PattersonPatterson* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Neva ParkerN. ParkerParker Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 6 | Jagtar SinghJ. SinghSingh Democrat | Uncontested | |
Maggy KrellM. KrellKrell* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 7 | Josh HooverJ. HooverHoover* incumbent Republican 52% | 62% | |
Amy L. SlavenskyA. SlavenskySlavensky Democrat 46% | |||
| 8 | David Jariustokaeutulelei TangipaD. TangipaTangipa* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
| 9 | Heath FloraH. FloraFlora* incumbent Republican 31% | Matthew AdamsM. AdamsAdams Democrat 25% | 57% |
| 10 | Stephanie NguyenS. NguyenNguyen* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Vinaya SinghV. SinghSingh Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 11 | Lori D. WilsonL. WilsonWilson* incumbent Democrat 65% | 91% | |
Jenny Leilani CallisonJ. CallisonCallison Independent 23% | |||
| 12 | Eric LucanE. LucanLucan Democrat 26% | Eryn CervantesE. CervantesCervantes Republican 24% | 39% |
| 13 | Rhodesia RansomR. RansomRansom* incumbent Democrat 55% | 51% | |
Tom PattiT. PattiPatti Republican 38% | |||
| 14 | Buffy WicksB. WicksWicks* incumbent Democrat 81% | Borgar SolnordalB. SolnordalSolnordal Republican 10% | 87% |
| 15 | Arthur WebbA. WebbWebb Independent | Uncontested | |
Anamarie Avila FariasA. Avila FariasAvila Farias* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 16 | Rebecca Bauer-KahanR. Bauer-KahanBauer-Kahan* incumbent Democrat 65% | 78% | |
Joseph A. RubayJ. RubayRubay Republican 32% | |||
| 17 | Matt HaneyM. HaneyHaney* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
| 18 | Mia BontaM. BontaBonta* incumbent Democrat 75% | Andre SandfordA. SandfordSandford Democrat 11% | 73% |
| 19 | Philip Louis WingP. WingWing Republican | Uncontested | |
Catherine StefaniC. StefaniStefani* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 20 | Patricia MugaP. MugaMuga Republican | Uncontested | |
Liz OrtegaL. OrtegaOrtega* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 21 | Diane PapanD. PapanPapan* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Jabra J. MuhawiehJ. MuhawiehMuhawieh Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 22 | Juan AlanisJ. AlanisAlanis* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
| 23 | Marc BermanM. BermanBerman* incumbent Democrat 74% | David G. JohnsonD. JohnsonJohnson Republican 16% | 68% |
| 24 | Alex LeeA. LeeLee* incumbent Democrat 63% | 66% | |
Max HsiaM. HsiaHsia Republican 27% | |||
| 25 | Himat Singh BainiwalH. BainiwalBainiwal Republican | Uncontested | |
Ash KalraA. KalraKalra* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 26 | Tim GorsulowskyT. GorsulowskyGorsulowsky Republican | Uncontested | |
Patrick AhrensP. AhrensAhrens* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 27 | Mike MurphyM. MurphyMurphy Republican 46% | 62% | |
Brian PachecoB. PachecoPacheco Democrat 40% | |||
| 28 | Gail PellerinG. PellerinPellerin* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Carol PefleyC. PefleyPefley Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 29 | Robert RivasR. RivasRivas* incumbent Democrat 65% | Dennis P. SanchezD. SanchezSanchez Republican 19% | 75% |
| 30 | Dawn AddisD. AddisAddis* incumbent Democrat 55% | 54% | |
Shannon KesslerS. KesslerKessler Republican 36% | |||
| 31 | Annalisa PereaA. PereaPerea Democrat 44% | 58% | |
Jim PolsgroveJ. PolsgrovePolsgrove Republican 38% | |||
| 32 | David CouchD. CouchCouch Republican | Uncontested | |
| 33 | Alexandra MacedoA. MacedoMacedo* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Hipolito Angel CerrosH. CerrosCerros Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 34 | Charles Frederick HughesC. HughesHughes Republican 37.8% | 74% | |
Randall PutzR. PutzPutz Democrat 37.8% | |||
| 35 | Saul AyonS. AyonAyon Republican 39% | 59% | |
Andrae GonzalesA. GonzalesGonzales Democrat 35% | |||
| 36 | Jeff GonzalezJ. GonzalezGonzalez* incumbent Republican 46% | Ida S. Obeso-MartinezI. Obeso-MartinezObeso-Martinez Democrat 25% | 60% |
| 37 | Sari DominguesS. DominguesDomingues Republican | Uncontested | |
Gregg HartG. HartHart* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 38 | Steve BennettS. BennettBennett* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Michael MacDonaldM. MacDonaldMacDonald Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 39 | Paul Andre MarshP. MarshMarsh Republican | Uncontested | |
Juan CarrilloJ. CarrilloCarrillo* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 40 | Pilar SchiavoP. SchiavoSchiavo* incumbent Democrat 53% | 70% | |
Rickey Tracy Hayes IIR. HayesHayes Republican 24% | |||
| 41 | John HarabedianJ. HarabedianHarabedian* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Adam Christopher VenaA. VenaVena Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 42 | Deborah Klein LopezD. Klein LopezKlein Lopez Democrat 51% | Ted NordblumT. NordblumNordblum Republican 27% | 65% |
| 43 | Celeste RodriguezC. RodriguezRodriguez* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Ricardo BenitezR. BenitezBenitez Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 44 | Nicholas SchultzN. SchultzSchultz* incumbent Democrat 68% | 68% | |
Carolyn DanielsC. DanielsDaniels Republican 23% | |||
| 45 | James C. RamosJ. RamosRamos* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Greg AbdouchG. AbdouchAbdouch Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 46 | Tracey SchroederT. SchroederSchroeder Republican | Uncontested | |
Jesse GabrielJ. GabrielGabriel* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 47 | Greg WallisG. WallisWallis* incumbent Republican 49% | 58% | |
Leila NamvarL. NamvarNamvar Democrat 30% | |||
| 48 | Dan T. TranD. TranTran Republican | Uncontested | |
Blanca RubioB. RubioRubio* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 49 | Long David LiuL. LiuLiu Republican | Uncontested | |
Mike FongM. FongFong* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 50 | Robert GarciaR. GarciaGarcia* incumbent Democrat 57% | 81% | |
Victoria Viveros MagenoV. MagenoMageno Republican 40% | |||
| 51 | Rick Chavez ZburR. ZburZbur* incumbent Democrat 54% | Colin D. HernandezC. HernandezHernandez Democrat 20% | 73% |
| 52 | Jessica CalozaJ. CalozaCaloza* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Andrea Lee AndersonA. AndersonAnderson Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 53 | Rafaela RomeroR. RomeroRomero Republican | Uncontested | |
Michelle RodriguezM. RodriguezRodriguez* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 54 | Mark GonzalezM. GonzalezGonzalez* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
| 55 | Isaac G. BryanI. BryanBryan* incumbent Democrat 63% | Ashley M. BrownA. BrownBrown Democrat 19% | 71% |
| 56 | Jessica MartinezJ. MartinezMartinez Republican | Uncontested | |
Lisa CalderonL. CalderonCalderon* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 57 | Sade ElhawaryS. ElhawaryElhawary* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Constance Jewel MenziesC. MenziesMenzies Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 58 | Leticia CastilloL. CastilloCastillo* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Clarissa CervantesC. CervantesCervantes Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 59 | Victor HernandezV. HernandezHernandez Green | Uncontested | |
Phillip ChenP. ChenChen* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 60 | Corey A. JacksonC. JacksonJackson* incumbent Democrat 56% | 55% | |
Ed DelgadoE. DelgadoDelgado Republican 28% | |||
| 61 | Tina Simone McKinnorT. McKinnorMcKinnor* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
| 62 | Paul Irving JonesP. JonesJones Republican | Uncontested | |
José Luis SolacheJ. SolacheSolache* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 63 | Natasha JohnsonN. JohnsonJohnson* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
| 64 | Blanca PachecoB. PachecoPacheco* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Raul Ortiz Jr.R. OrtizOrtiz Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 65 | Ayanna DavisA. DavisDavis Democrat 46% | Lydia A. GutiérrezL. GutiérrezGutiérrez Republican 21% | 70% |
| 66 | Paul SeoP. SeoSeo Democrat 26% | Jessica Zonia MaldonadoJ. MaldonadoMaldonado Republican 23% | 70% |
| 67 | Paulo MoralesP. MoralesMorales Republican 34% | Mark PulidoM. PulidoPulido Democrat 26% | 71% |
| 68 | David PenalozaD. PenalozaPenaloza Democrat 33.2% | Mayra RuizM. RuizRuiz Republican 32.8% | 77% |
| 69 | Josh LowenthalJ. LowenthalLowenthal* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Carolyn J. EssexC. EssexEssex Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 70 | Tri TaT. TaTa* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Paula SwiftP. SwiftSwift Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 71 | Kate SanchezK. SanchezSanchez* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
JJ GalvezJ. GalvezGalvez Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 72 | Chris KluweC. KluweKluwe Democrat 42% | 70% | |
Gracey Van Der MarkG. Van Der MarkVan Der Mark Republican 39% | |||
| 73 | Cottie Petrie-NorrisC. Petrie-NorrisPetrie-Norris* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Urson RussellU. RussellRussell Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 74 | Laurie DaviesL. DaviesDavies* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Sergio FariasS. FariasFarias Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 75 | Carl DeMaioC. DeMaioDeMaio* incumbent Republican | Uncontested | |
Gerald C. BoursiquotG. BoursiquotBoursiquot Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 76 | Darshana PatelD. PatelPatel* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | |
Carrie S. Espinoza VillanuevaC. Espinoza VillanuevaEspinoza Villanueva Republican | Uncontested | ||
| 77 | Trinity HannawayT. HannawayHannaway Republican | Uncontested | |
Tasha BoernerT. BoernerBoerner* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 78 | Chris WardC. WardWard* incumbent Democrat 65% | 66% | |
Payton GalvezP. GalvezGalvez Republican 32% | |||
| 79 | Andrew LawsonA. LawsonLawson Republican | Uncontested | |
LaShae Sharp-CollinsL. Sharp-CollinsSharp-Collins* incumbent Democrat | Uncontested | ||
| 80 | David A. AlvarezD. AlvarezAlvarez* incumbent Democrat 57% | 66% | |
Alejandro GaliciaA. GaliciaGalicia Republican 37% | |||
*Incumbent Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | |||
Latest results from 31m ago
71% of votes in
Long Beach Mayor race called
| Candidate | Votes | Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rex RichardsonR. RichardsonRichardson* incumbent | 39,573 | 57.2% | |
| Joshua RodriguezJ. RodriguezRodriguez | 13,352 | 19.3 | |
| Chris SweeneyC. SweeneySweeney | 6,951 | 10.0 | |
Total reported | 69,213 | ||
*Incumbent | |||
Statewide Races
Controller
| Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|
Malia M. CohenM. CohenCohen* incumbent Democrat 55% | 67% | › | |
Herb W. MorganH. MorganMorgan Republican 40% | |||
*Incumbent Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | |||
Insurance Commissioner
| Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|
Jane KimJ. KimKim Democrat 25% | Ben AllenB. AllenAllen Democrat 20% | 67% | › |
Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | |||
Secretary of State
| Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|
Shirley N. WeberS. WeberWeber* incumbent Democrat 56% | 67% | › | |
Donald P. WagnerD. WagnerWagner Republican 39% | |||
*Incumbent Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | |||
Superintendent of Public Instruction
| Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|
Sonja ShawS. ShawShaw 24% | Richard BarreraR. BarreraBarrera 20% | 67% | › |
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Treasurer
| Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|
Eleni KounalakisE. KounalakisKounalakis Democrat 36% | 67% | › | |
Jennifer HawksJ. HawksHawks Republican 26% | |||
Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | |||
Other Races
U.S. House
| District Dist. | Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 † | James GallagherJ. GallagherGallagher Republican 61% | Audrey DenneyA. DenneyDenney Democrat 19% | 68% | › |
† Special election | ||||
Board of Equalization
| Seat | Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shannon GroveS. GroveGrove Republican 35% | 67% | ||
Nelson EsparzaN. EsparzaEsparza Democrat 32% | ||||
| 2 | Sally J. LieberS. LieberLieber* incumbent Democrat 55% | John PimentelJ. PimentelPimentel Democrat 15% | 64% | |
| 3 | Mike GipsonM. GipsonGipson Democrat 27% | Samuel P. SukatonS. SukatonSukaton Democrat 16% | 70% | |
| 4 | Denis BilodeauD. BilodeauBilodeau Republican 47% | Tom UmbergT. UmbergUmberg Democrat 20% | 66% | |
*Incumbent Note: Some races may have multiple winners. | ||||
Sheriff
| Race | Candidates | Candidates | Percent of votes in | Link icon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | Robert G. LunaR. LunaLuna* incumbent 45% | Alex VillanuevaA. VillanuevaVillanueva 23% | 71% | |
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