Preliminary results, 11:45pm Nov. 5
Totals are partial, incomplete, unofficial results from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters , the San Mateo County Clerk/Assessor/Recorder and the California Secretary of State.
* incumbent
Source, Secretary of State, Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters, San Mateo County Clerk.
CONGRESS
16th District
- Sam Liccardo, Dem 108,984
- Evan Low, Dem 73,299
17th District
- *Ro Khanna, Dem 94,923
- Anita Chen, GOP 49,099
18th District
- *Zoe Lofgren, Dem 80,359
- Peter Hernandez, GOP 46,284
19th District
- *Jimmy Panetta, Dem 158,381
- Jason Anderson, GOP 68,824
LEGISLATURE
Senate
13th District
- *Josh Becker, Dem 186,531
- Alexander Glew, GOP 72,074
15th District
- *Dave Cortese, Dem 150,777
- Robert Howell, GOP 76,459
Assembly
23rd District
- *Marc Berman, Dem 73,146
- Lydia Kou, Dem 46,119
24th District
- *Alex Lee, Dem 45,996
- Bob Brunton, GOP 27,010
25th District
- *Ash Kalra, Dem 60,047
- Ted Stroll, GOP 31,706
26th District
- Patrick Ahrens, Dem 47,443
- Tara Sreekrishnan, Dem 34,415
28th District
- *Gail Pellerin, Dem 95,532
- Liz Lawler, GOP 48,165
29th District
- *Robert Rivas, Dem 52,997
- J.W. Paine, GOP 29,115
SAN JOSE
Council District 2
- Joe Lopez 7,611
- Pamela Campos 8,100
Council District 6
- Michael Mulcahy 11,446
- Olivia Navarro 10,041
Council District 8
- *Domingo Candelas 12,259
- Tam Truong 10,413
Council District 10
- *Arjun Batra 9,853
- George Casey 14,159
CITY ELECTIONS
Campbell
City Council, District 1
Terry Hines 905
Juan Rodriguez 706
City Council District 2
Sergio Lopez 1,696
Cupertino
City Council (2)
Claudio Bono 1,450
Barry Chang 1,834
Kitty Moore 6,241
Rod Sinks 4,697
Ray Wang 4,572
Hung Wei 4,393
Gilbert Wong 2,199
Gilroy
Mayor
*Marie Blankley 6,196
Greg Bozzo 5,787
City Council (3)
*Rebeca Armendariz 2,984
Stefanie Elle 4,280
Terence Fugazzi 5,508
*Zach Hilton 5,835
Kelly Ramirez 5,261
*Fred Tovar 4,742
Los Altos
City Council (3)
Igrahim Bashir 4,531
Larry Lang 5,209
*Sally Meadows 6,484
Erik Steinle 2,624
*Jonathan Weinberg 5,863
Milpitas
Mayor
Hon Lien 4,126
Voltaire Montemayor 1,150
*Carmen Montano 4,463
Anthony Phan 2,403
City Council (2)
*Evelyn Chua 5,791
Bill Chuan 3,386
Juliette Gomez 1,531
William Lam 3,854
Anu Nakka 3,240
Dipak Wsasthi 1,684
Morgan Hill
Mayor
Yvonne Beltran 4,418
*Mark Turner 6,795
City Council A
David Dindak 1.113
Mirian Vega 1,346
City Council C
Soraida Iwanaga 1,222
Michael Orosco 1,002
Mountain View
City Council (4)
Nicholas Hargis 3,605
John McAlister 6,009
Jose Gutierrez 3,058
*Emily Ann Ramos 7,692
Erik Poicon 4,354
Chris Clark 6.394
Devon Conley 4,683
*Pat Showalter 8,212
IdaRose Sylvester 5,245
Palo Alto
City Council (4)
*Pat Burt 8,211
Katie Causey 6,783
Henry Etzkowitz 1,732
Anne Cribbs 4,635
George Lu 8,181
Keith Reckdahl 7,353
*Greer Stone 9,279
Dona Summa 7,417
Cari Templeton 5,749
Santa Clara
City Council, District 1
Albert Gonzalez 1,197
Satish Chandra 837
Habir Bhatia 542
City Council, District 4
*Kevin Nara Park 1,717
Teresa O'Neill 1,254
City Council, District 5
*Suds Jain 1,732
David Kertes 1,513
City Council, District 6
Kelly Cox 2,110
*Anthony Becker 950
George Guerra 8996
Chief of Police
Cory Morgan 11,752
Mario Brasil 5,871
City Clerk
Paul Tacci 2,571
Poomima Gopi 4,742
Steve Kelly 4,831
Bob O'Keefe 5,690
Sunnyvale
Mayor
*Larry Klein 20,109
Russ Melton 7,413
City Council, District 2
*Alysa Cisneros 2,295
Jim Davis 1,034
City Council, District 4
Charlsie Chang 2,433
City Council, District 6
Beverly Blau 690
Eileen Le 2,440
Richard Lesher 1,350
SANTA CLARA COUNTY
Board of Supervisors
District 2
- Betty Duong 26,993
- Madison Nguyen 24,520
District 5
- Margaret Abe-Koga 50,651
- Sally Lieber 38,653
Statewide Results
Source, Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters
PRESIDENT (statewide totals)
- Kamala Harris 4,774,107
- Donald Trump 2,957,075
U.S. SENATOR
Full term
- Adam Schiff, Dem 4,639,096
- Steve Garvey, GOP 3,109,534
STATEWIDE BALLOT MEASURES
Prop. 2 Bonds for Public School and College Facilities 56.7% Yes 43.3% No
Prop. 3 Constitutional Right to Marriage 62.7% Yes 37.3% No
Prop. 4 Bonds for Water, Wildfire, and Climate Risks 57.9% Yes 42.1% No
Prop. 5 Bonds for Affordable Housing and Infrastructure 43.4% Yes 54.4% No
Prop. 6 Eliminates Forcing Inmates to Work 45.6% Yes 54.4% No
Prop. 32 Raises Minimum Wage 48.2% Yes 51.8% No
Prop. 33 Local Government Residential Rent 37.5% Yes 52.5%No
Prop. 34 Restricts Spending of Prescription Revenues 51% Yes 49% No
Prop. 35 Provides Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal 67.5% Yes 32.5% No
Prop. 36 Increased Sentencing for Certain Drug and Theft Crimes 70.7% Yes 29.3% No
LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES
Morgan Hill, 12-year term limits 8,556 Yes 2,151 No
Morgan Hill, 4-year mayoral term 5,964 Yes 4,871 No
County elections officials must report their final results to the Secretary of State for presidential electors by Dec. 3, and all other contests by Dec. 6. The Secretary of State will compile the results of the presidential electors by Dec. 7, and will then certify the results of the entire election by Dec.13.