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2016 Election Results Summary November 9, 2016 The votes are in and the election is over, and while most of the nation witnessed a wave of Republican victories in Washington and state capitals, here in California, Democrats are waiting on the final tally to see if they’ve secured a two-thirds supermajority in both the Assembly and Senate. In the Assembly, it appears likely the Democrats will pick up the necessary two Republican seats to gain a two-thirds supermajority. In two rematches, former Democrat Assembly Member Al Muratuschi looks to have regained his seat taken by Republican Assembly Member David Hadley (District 66) and former Democrat Assembly Member Sharon Quirk-Silva (District 65) has a slight margin over Republican Assembly Member Young Kim (District 65). Democrat challenger Sabrina Cervantes is also ahead of incumbent Republican Assembly Member Eric Linder (District 60). In two other races, Assembly Member Catharine Baker (District 16) was able to fend off a challenge from Democrat Cheryl Cook-Kallio and Assembly Member Marc Steinorth (District 40) is ahead of Democrat Abigail Medina. Republicans were also able to maintain two open seats with Republican Jordan Cunningham defeating Democrat Dawn Ortiz-Legg in District 35, and Republican Dante Acosta defeating Democrat Christy Smith in District 38. Several Democrat on Democrat races in the Assembly became heated this year due to the rise of the moderate Democrat. Moderate Democrat Tim Grayson handedly defeated progressive Democrat Mae Cendaña Torlakson, the wife of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson, in District 14. In surprising news, incumbent Assembly Member Cheryl Brown (District 47) was defeated by labor and environment backed Democrat Eloise Reyes. In the state Senate, it is still too close to call if the Democrats have achieved a supermajority. Democrats look to have held on to all of their seats, including a win by Democrat Henry Stern over Republican Steve Fazio for the 27th Senate District and by former Democrat Assemblyman Anthony Portantino over Republican Mike Antonovich for the 25th Senate District. With these wins, Democrats only need to pick up one of two contested GOP-held seats. It comes down to the race to fill the seat now held by former Senate Minority Leader Bob Huff, and it’s currently too close to call: Assembly Member Ling Ling Chang was only slightly ahead of Democrat Josh Newman early this morning. Governor Brown can claim a victory in the defeat of Proposition 53, which would have required his Twin Tunnels project to go before a vote of the people before being built, and Republicans can claim a victory in Proposition 54, which requires all legislation to be in print for 72 hours before it is voted on. Because Proposition 54 goes into effect immediately, it will be interesting to see how it impacts the special session on transportation that may be called this month. We will provide more detail in the coming days, but here are the numbers as of this afternoon.

Initiative Update

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Proposition Title Yes Votes

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No 53 Voter Approval of Revenue Bonds 4,067,013 48.6% 4,309,664 51.4%

Yes 54 Legislative Procedure Requirements 5,379,610 64.3% 2,987,230 35.7%

Yes 64 Marijuana Legalization 4,957,215 56.0% 3,889,080 44.0%

California State Senate Results District 1

Candidate Votes Percent

Rob Rowen – D 108,224 36.4%

Ted Gaines – R * 189,464 63.6%

District 3


Bill Dodd – D 142,766 59.4%

Mariko Yamada – D 97,441 40.6%

District 5


Cathleen Galgiani – D * 105,978 55.6%

Alan Nakanishi – R 84,552 44.4%

District 7


Steve Glazer – D * 173,155 66.5%

Joseph Alexander Rubay – R 87,082 33.5%

District 9


Nancy Skinner – D 138,408 62.7%

Sandré R. Swanson – D 82,453 37.3%

District 11


Jane Kim – D 128,431 47.5%

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Scott Wiener – D 142,059 52.5%

District 13


Jerry Hill – D * 191,359 76.1%

Rick Ciardella – R 60,008 23.9%

District 15


Jim Beall – D * 119,696 63.7%

Nora Campos – D 68,263 36.3%

District 17


Bill Monning – D 169,380 65.4%

Palmer Kain – R 89,709 34.6%

District 19


Hannah-Beth Jackson – D * 152,233 62.4%

Colin Patrick Walch – R 91,854 37.6%

District 21


Johnathon Levar Ervin – D 89,206 45.2%

Scott Wilk – R 108,290 54.8%

District 23


Ronald J. O'Donnell – D 91,571 42.0%

Mike Morrell – R * 126,480 58.0%

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Anthony J. Portantino – D 148,741 57.5%

Michael D. Antonovich – R 110,110 42.5%

District 27


Henry Stern – D 149,515 55.0%

Steve Fazio – R 122,291 45.0%

District 29: too close to call as of this afternoon


Josh Newman – D 104,892 49.1%

Ling Ling Chang – R 108,779 50.9%

District 31


Richard Roth – D * 97,979 59.0%

Richard Reed – R 68,092 41.0%

District 33


Ricardo Lara – D * 118,517 78.8%

Honor Mimi Robson – L 31,868 21.2%

District 35


Steven Bradford – D 91,599 54.3%

Warren T. Furutani – D 77,022 45.7%

District 37


Ari Grayson – D 115,501 42.0%

John M. W. Moorlach – R * 159,651 58.0%

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Toni Atkins – D 143,380 62.4%

John Renison – R 86,493 37.6%

*Incumbent

California State Assembly Results District 1


Brian Dahle – R * 101,233 74.5%

Donn Coenen – L 34,669 25.5%

District 2


Jim Wood – D * 86,703 73.7%

Ken Anton – L 30,918 26.3%

District 3


Edward Ritchie – D 44,854 37.2%

James Gallagher – R * 75,769 62.8%

District 4


Cecilia M. Aguiar-Curry – D 71,862 63.6%

Charlie Schaupp – R 41,172 36.4%

District 5


Robert Carabas – D 50,772 35.7%

Frank Bigelow – R * 91,315 64.3%

District 6

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Brian Caples – D 51,338 36.1%

Kevin Kiley – R 90,713 63.9%

District 7


Kevin McCarty – D * 65,094 69.5%

Ryan K. Brown – R 28,552 30.5%

District 8


Ken Cooley – D * 60,843 56.6%

Nick Bloise – R 46,631 43.4%

District 9


Jim Cooper – D * 61,558 65.6%

Tim Gorsulowsky – R 32,257 34.4%

District 10


Veronica "Roni" Jacobi – D 40,709 30.5%

Marc Levine – D * 92,739 69.5%

District 11


Jim Frazier – D * 75,643 63.4%

Dave Miller – R 43,710 36.6%

District 12


Heath Flora – R 52,864 52.2%

Ken Vogel – R 48,413 47.8%

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Susan Talamantes Eggman – D * 50,527 64.4%

Kevin J. Lincoln, II – R 27,979 35.6%

District 14


Tim Grayson – D 73,005 62.1%

Mae Cendaña Torlakson – D 44,602 37.9%

District 15


Tony Thurmond – D 111,399 88.9%

Claire Chiara - R 13,854 11.1%

District 16


Cheryl Cook-Kallio – D 65,976 44.2%

Catharine Baker – R * 83,362 55.8%

District 17


David Chiu – D * 115,997 86.3%

Matthew Del Carlo – R 18,471 13.7%

District 18


Rob Bonta – D * 88,621 86.6%

Roseann Slonsky-Breault – R 13,674 13.4%

District 19


Phil Ting – D * 97,436 80.1%

Carlos "Chuck" Taylor – R 24,252 19.9%

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Bill Quirk – D * 68,239 74.1%

Luis A. Wong – R 23,834 25.9%

District 21


Adam Gray – D * 51,615 68.4%

Greg Opinski – R 23,885 31.6%

District 22


Kevin Mullin – D * 98,854 74.5%

Art Kiesel – R 33,756 25.5%

District 23


Gwen L. Morris – R 24,299 23.2%

Jim Patterson – R * 80,341 76.8%

District 24


Marc Berman – D 57,031 54.0%

Vicki Veenker – D 48,629 46.0%

District 25


Kansen Chu – D * 64,534 72.2%

Bob Brunton – R 24,893 27.8%

District 26


Ruben Macareno – D 22,938 33.7%

Devon Mathis – R * 45,085 66.3%

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Ash Kalra – D 39,890 52.0%

Madison Nguyen – D 36,760 48.0%

District 28


Evan Low – D * 84,420 69.9%

Nicholas Sclavos – R 36,282 30.1%

District 29


Mark Stone – D * 96,692 72.6%

Sierra Roberts – R 36,534 27.4%

District 30


Karina Cervantez Alejo – D 24,749 36.5%

Anna Caballero – D 42,978 63.5%

District 31


Joaquin Arambula – D * 34,875 61.8%

Clint Olivier – R 21,580 38.2%

District 32


Rudy Salas – D * 32,798 62.4%

Manuel Ramirez – R 19,737 37.6%

District 33


Scott Markovich – D 37,157 38.5%

Jay Obernolte – R * 59,451 61.5%

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Perrin Swanlund – D 31,526 25.8%

Vince Fong – R 90,445 74.2%

District 35


Dawn Ortiz-Legg – D 59,721 45.4%

Jordan Cunningham – R 71,721 54.6%

District 36


Steve Fox – D 41,348 43.9%

Tom Lackey – R * 52,761 56.1%

District 37


S. Monique Limón – D 89,221 63.9%

Edward Fuller – NPP 50,405 36.1%

District 38


Christy Smith – D 62,871 46.9%

Dante Acosta – R 71,058 53.1%

District 39


Raul Bocanegra – D 50,577 61.1%

Patty Lopez – D * 32,238 38.9%

District 40


Abigail Medina – D 47,430 47.7%

Marc Steinorth – R * 51,960 52.3%

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Chris Holden – D * 82,784 60.4%

Casey C. Higgins – R 54,262 39.6%

District 42


Greg Rodriguez – D 49,508 41.8%

Chad Mayes – R * 68,904 58.2%

District 43


Laura Friedman – D 72,212 65.2%

Ardy Kassakhian – D 38,471 34.8%

District 44


Jacqui Irwin – D * 74,871 57.9%

Kerry J. Nelson – R 54,454 42.1%

District 45


Matt Dababneh – D * 71,269 65.8%

Jerry Kowal – R 37,081 34.2%

District 46


Adrin Nazarian – D * 51,687 57.1%

Angela Rupert – D 38,813 42.9%

District 47


Cheryl R. Brown – D * 34,258 46.7%

Eloise Reyes – D 39,092 53.3%

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Blanca E. Rubio – D 60,987 63.6%

Cory Ellenson – R 34,906 36.4%

District 49


Ed Chau – D * 53,853 68.7%

Peter Amundson – R 24,507 31.3%

District 50


Richard Bloom – D * 103,731 75.3%

Matthew Gene Craffey – R 34,084 24.7%

District 51


Jimmy Gomez – D * 74,869 86.4%

Mike Everling – L 11,739 13.6%

District 52


Paul Vincent Avila – D 29,249 40.6%

Freddie Rodriguez – D * 42,781 59.4%

District 53


Sandra Mendoza – D 21,997 40.3%

Miguel Santiago – D * 32,605 59.7%

District 54


Sebastian Ridley-Thomas – D * 91,696 81.9%

Glen Ratcliff – R 20,300 18.1%

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Gregg D. Fritchle – D 50,043 42.3%

Phillip Chen – R 68,258 57.7%

District 56


* Eduardo Garcia – D * 49,636 100.0%

District 57


Ian C. Calderon – D * 64,515 62.4%

Rita Topalian – R 38,865 37.6%

District 58


Cristina Garcia – D * 72,728 74.8%

Ramiro Alvarado – R 24,522 25.2%

District 59


Reginald Byron Jones-Sawyer – D * 49,782 100.0%



Sabrina Cervantes – D 44,103 52.2%

Eric F. Linder – R * 40,350 47.8%

District 61


* Jose Medina – D * 53,128 63.6%

Hector Diaz – R 30,404 36.4%

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Autumn Burke – D * 81,462 77.5%

Marco Antonio "Tony" Leal – R 18,337 17.4%

Baron Bruno – L 5,377 5.1%

District 63


Anthony Rendon – D * 60,776 76.7%

Adam Joshua Miller – R 18,466 23.3%

District 64


* Mike A. Gipson – D * 59,373 73.9%

Theresa Sanford – R 21,019 26.1%



Sharon Quirk-Silva – D 49,626 50.8%

Young Kim – R * 48,084 49.2%

District 66


Al Muratsuchi – D 69,410 53.0%

David Hadley – R * 61,489 47.0%

District 67


Jorge Lopez – D 38,737 35.2%

Melissa Melendez – R * 71,395 64.8%

District 68


Sean Jay Panahi – D 50,632 39.1%

Steven S. Choi – R 78,855 60.9%

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Tom Daly – D * 39,235 68.2%

Ofelia Velarde-Garcia – R 18,317 31.8%

District 70


Patrick O'Donnell – D * 69,834 66.6%

Martha E. Flores-Gibson – R 34,948 33.4%

District 71


Leo Hamel – R 32,082 34.4%

Randy Voepel – R 61,314 65.6%

District 72


Lenore Albert-Sheridan – D 48,217 41.0%

Travis Allen – R * 69,387 59.0%

District 73


Mesbah Islam – D 47,069 31.4%

William (Bill) Brough – R * 103,006 68.6%

District 74


Karina Onofre – D 60,867 43.3%

Matthew Harper – R * 79,820 56.7%

District 75


Andrew Masiel Sr. – D 36,593 36.4%

Marie Waldron – R * 63,811 63.6%

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Rocky Chavez – R * 54,078 60.3%

Thomas E. Krouse – R 35,563 39.7%

District 77


Melinda K. Vásquez – D 48,474 42.1%

Brian Maienschein – R * 66,632 57.9%

District 78


Todd Gloria – D 80,763 68.8%

Kevin D. Melton – R 36,670 31.2%

District 79


Shirley N. Weber – D * 59,481 64.0%

John Moore – R 33,518 36.0%

District 80


Lorena Gonzalez – D * 53,899 75.6%

Lincoln Pickard – R 17,412 24.4%

*Incumbent

U.S. Senate, California General Election, 2016


Kamala D. Harris – D 4,861,261 62.5%

Loretta L. Sanchez – D 2,914,651 37.5%





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U.S. House of Representatives District 1


Jim Reed – D 90,915 41.1%

Doug La Malfa – R * 130,026 58.9%

District 2


Jared W. Huffman – D * 154,411 76.5%

Dale K. Mensing – R 47,490 23.5%

District 3


John Garamendi – D * 102,237 59.5%

N Eugene Cleek – R 69,563 40.5%

District 4


Robert W. Derlet - D 88,690 37.7%

Tom McClintock – R * 146,704 62.3%

District 5


Mike Thompson – D * 147,902 77.0%

Carlos Santamaria – R 44,223 23.0%

District 6


Doris Matsui – D * 102,272 74.8%

Robert (Bob) Evans – R 34,383 25.2%

District 7

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Ami Bera – D * 86,794 50.6%

Scott R. Jones – R 84,700 49.4%

District 8


Rita Ramirez – D 55,758 36.3%

Paul Cook – R * 97,852 63.7%

District 9


Jerry McNerney – D * 80,187 57.0%

Antonio C. "Tony" Amador – R 60,509 43.0%

District 10


Michael Eggman – D 73,246 47.6%

Jeff Denham – R * 80,668 52.4%

District 11


Mark DeSaulnier – D * 137,617 71.5%

Roger Allen Petersen – R 54,908 28.5%

District 12


Nancy Pelosi – D 185,039 81.6%

Preston Picus – NPP 41,618 18.4%

District 13


Barbara Lee – D * 166,145 90.3%

Sue Caro – R 17,774 9.7%

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Jackie Speier – D * 149,847 81.0%

Angel Cardenas – R 35,246 19.0%

District 15


Eric Swalwell – D * 120,386 73.3%

Danny R. Turner – R 43,910 26.7%

District 16


Jim Costa – D * 57,545 55.4%

Johnny M. Tacherra – R 46,371 44.6%

District 17


Mike Honda – D * 57,378 40.2%

Ro Khanna – D 85,311 59.8%

District 18


Anna G. Eshoo – D * 147,599 71.6%

Richard B. Fox – R 58,511 28.4%

District 19


Zoe Lofgren – D * 111,200 73.5%

G. Burt Lancaster – R 40,063 26.5%

District 20


Jimmy Panetta – D 103,059 70.6%

Casey Lucius – R 42,981 29.4%

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Emilio Huerta – D 34,171 41.4%

David Valadao – R * 48,308 58.6%

District 22


Louie J. Campos – D 44,845 31.5%

Devin G. Nunes – R * 97,376 68.5%

District 23


Wendy Reed – D 49,432 29.4%

Kevin McCarthy – R * 118,744 70.6%

District 24


Salud Carbajal - D 114,270 53.8%

Justin Donald Fareed – R 98,214 46.2%

District 25


Bryan Caforio – D 79,533 45.7%

Steve Knight – R * 94,552 54.3%

District 26


Julia Brownley – D * 118,096 59.5%

Rafael A. Dagnesses – R 80,321 40.5%

District 27


Judy Chu – D * 112,421 66.7%

Jack Orswell – R 56,013 33.3%

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Adam B. Schiff – D * 140,287 77.8%

Lenore Solis – R 40,106 22.2%

District 29


Richard Alarcon – D 28,115 25.0%

Tony Cardenas – D * 84,292 75.0%

District 30


Brad Sherman – D * 133,150 72.5%

Mark Reed – R 50,448 27.5%

District 31


Pete Aguilar – D * 77,399 54.9%

Paul Chabot – R 63,602 45.1%

District 32


Roger Hernández – D 49,567 38.0%

Grace F. Napolitano – D * 80,977 62.0%

District 33


Ted W. Lieu – D * 144,541 66.3%

Kenneth W. Wright – R 73,433 33.7%

District 34


Xavier Becerra – D * 81,188 78.7%

Adrienne Nicole Edwards – D 21,954 21.3%

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Norma J. Torres – D * 79,813 71.5%

Tyler Fischella – R 31,804 28.5%

District 36


Raul Ruiz – D * 92,785 60.4%

Jeff Stone – R 60,885 39.6%

District 37


Karen Bass – D * 121,168 82.1%

Chris Blake Wiggins – D 26,456 17.9%

District 38


Linda T. Sánchez – D * 112,704 70.0%

Ryan Downing – R 48,365 30.0%

District 39


Brett Murdock – D 75,477 42.0%

Ed Royce – R * 104,247 58.0%

District 40


Lucille Roybal-Allard – D * 73,336 71.9%

Roman Gabriel Gonzalez – NPP 28,593 28.1%

District 41


Mark Takano – D * 75,154 62.6%

Doug Shepherd – R 44,942 37.4%

District 42








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Tim Sheridan – D 64,004 40.1%

Ken Calvert – R * 95,714 59.9%

District 43


Maxine Waters – D * 109,327 75.7%

Omar Navarro – R 35,081 24.3%

District 44


Nanette Diaz Barragán – D 61,828 51.2%

Isadore Hall, III – D 58,983 48.8%

District 45


Ron Varasteh – D 86,894 40.5%

Mimi Walters – R * 127,705 59.5%

District 46


Lou Correa – D 67,798 70.2%

Bao Nguyen – D 28,784 29.8%

District 47


Alan Lowenthal – D * 102,295 63.0%

Andy Whallon – R 60,191 37.0%

District 48


Suzanne Savary – D 88,461 41.2%

Dana Rohrabacher – R * 126,485 58.8%

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Doug Applegate – D 89,704 48.9%

Darrell Issa – R * 93,684 51.1%

District 50


Patrick Malloy – D 57,250 35.8%

Duncan Hunter - R 102,773 64.2%

District 51


Juan Vargas – D * 70,363 71.9%

Juan M. Hidalgo Jr. – R 27,469 28.1%

District 52


Scott Peters – D * 100,296 56.6%

Denise Gitsham – R 76,943 43.4%

District 53


Susan A. Davis – D * 106,187 66.1%

James Veltmeyer - R 54,439 33.9%

*Incumbent

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