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California Senate Results
Projected Winner
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 54.2% | 6,019,422 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 45.8% | 5,093,942 |
90% Votes in
Alameda County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 58.4% | 318,377 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 41.6% | 226,950 |
100% Votes in
Alpine County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 51.2% | 280 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 48.8% | 267 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Amador County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 58.6% | 8,244 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 41.4% | 5,835 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Butte County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 57.1% | 43,108 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 42.9% | 32,418 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Calaveras County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 59.6% | 10,357 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 40.4% | 7,031 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Colusa County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 64.9% | 3,039 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 35.1% | 1,643 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Contra Costa County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 58.3% | 222,349 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 41.7% | 158,748 |
100% Votes in
Del Norte County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 62.2% | 4,254 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 37.8% | 2,590 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
El Dorado County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 53.5% | 38,791 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 46.5% | 33,772 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Fresno County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 52.3% | 113,557 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 47.7% | 103,491 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Glenn County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 65.2% | 4,388 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 34.8% | 2,341 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Humboldt County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 55.2% | 26,319 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 44.8% | 21,336 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Imperial County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 56.7% | 17,150 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 43.3% | 13,121 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Inyo County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 60.1% | 3,532 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 39.9% | 2,344 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Kern County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 60% | 99,981 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 40% | 66,628 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Kings County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 62.1% | 15,748 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 37.9% | 9,599 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Lake County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 55.9% | 10,317 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 44.1% | 8,142 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Lassen County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 70.2% | 4,788 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 29.8% | 2,030 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Los Angeles County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 57.7% | 1,565,167 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 42.3% | 1,146,044 |
100% Votes in
Madera County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 58.9% | 19,032 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 41.1% | 13,284 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Marin County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 65.3% | 80,319 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 34.7% | 42,638 |
100% Votes in
Mariposa County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 58.9% | 3,939 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 41.1% | 2,749 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Mendocino County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 50.7% | 15,529 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 49.3% | 15,113 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Merced County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 54.2% | 27,985 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 45.8% | 23,659 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Modoc County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 71.3% | 1,867 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 28.7% | 751 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Mono County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 52.3% | 2,197 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 47.7% | 2,001 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Monterey County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 52.7% | 56,320 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 47.3% | 50,562 |
100% Votes in
Napa County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 54.5% | 27,904 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 45.5% | 23,290 |
100% Votes in
Nevada County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 51.9% | 23,911 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 48.1% | 22,198 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Orange County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 54.4% | 501,678 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 45.6% | 420,814 |
100% Votes in
Placer County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 53.5% | 76,733 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 46.5% | 66,578 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Plumas County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 61.1% | 4,428 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 38.9% | 2,815 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Riverside County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 50.8% | 278,409 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 49.2% | 269,567 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Sacramento County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 53% | 241,571 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 47% | 213,949 |
100% Votes in
San Benito County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 52.1% | 9,371 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 47.9% | 8,607 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
San Bernardino County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 50% | 233,360 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 50% | 233,103 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
San Diego County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 52.9% | 526,628 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 47.1% | 468,564 |
100% Votes in
San Francisco County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 64.2% | 226,167 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 35.8% | 125,954 |
100% Votes in
San Joaquin County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 53.9% | 92,351 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 46.1% | 79,088 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
San Luis Obispo County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 50.4% | 54,027 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 49.6% | 53,242 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
San Mateo County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 63% | 168,679 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 37% | 99,136 |
100% Votes in
Santa Barbara County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 55.1% | 75,274 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 44.9% | 61,217 |
100% Votes in
Santa Clara County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 59.8% | 339,866 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 40.2% | 228,642 |
100% Votes in
Santa Cruz County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 57.5% | 64,178 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 42.5% | 47,416 |
100% Votes in
Shasta County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 65.1% | 36,227 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 34.9% | 19,397 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Sierra County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 61.5% | 808 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 38.5% | 506 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Siskiyou County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 60.7% | 8,930 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 39.3% | 5,772 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Solano County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 52.9% | 70,174 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 47.1% | 62,506 |
100% Votes in
Sonoma County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 56% | 108,472 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 44% | 85,220 |
100% Votes in
Stanislaus County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 57.1% | 77,724 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 42.9% | 58,375 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Sutter County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 57.4% | 14,166 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 42.6% | 10,501 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Tehama County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 67.4% | 11,253 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 32.6% | 5,435 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Trinity County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 61.9% | 2,838 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 38.1% | 1,746 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Tulare County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 60.1% | 49,765 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 39.9% | 33,005 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Tuolumne County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 59.2% | 11,271 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 40.8% | 7,783 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
Ventura County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 51.3% | 137,141 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 48.7% | 130,101 |
100% Votes in
Yolo County
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 51.9% | 35,071 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Kevin de Leon | 48.1% | 32,551 |
100% Votes in
Yuba County
| D | Kevin de Leon | 60.8% | 9,666 |
| D | Dianne Feinstein | 39.2% | 6,224 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
California House Results
House 1
Winner| R | Doug LaMalfa | 54.9% | 160,046 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Audrey Denney | 45.1% | 131,548 |
100% Votes in
House 2
Winner| D | Jared Huffman | 77% | 243,081 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Dale Mensing | 23% | 72,576 |
100% Votes in
House 3
Winner| D | John Garamendi | 58.1% | 134,875 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Charlie Schaupp | 41.9% | 97,376 |
100% Votes in
House 4
Winner| R | Tom McClintock | 54.1% | 184,401 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Jessica Morse | 45.9% | 156,253 |
100% Votes in
House 5
Winner| D | Mike Thompson | 78.9% | 205,860 |
| Incumbent | |||
| N | Anthony Mills | 21.1% | 55,158 |
100% Votes in
House 6
Winner| D | Doris Matsui | 80.4% | 162,411 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Jrmar Jefferson | 19.6% | 39,528 |
100% Votes in
House 7
Winner| D | Ami Bera | 55% | 155,016 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Andrew Grant | 45% | 126,601 |
100% Votes in
House 8
Winner| R | Paul Cook | 60% | 102,415 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Tim Donnelly | 40% | 68,370 |
100% Votes in
House 9
Winner| D | Jerry McNerney | 56.5% | 113,414 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Marla Livengood | 43.5% | 87,349 |
97% Votes in
House 10
Apparent Winner gain| D | Josh Harder | 52.3% | 115,945 |
| R | Jeff Denham | 47.7% | 105,955 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
House 11
Winner| D | Mark DeSaulnier | 74.1% | 204,369 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | John Fitzgerald | 25.9% | 71,312 |
100% Votes in
House 12
Winner| D | Nancy Pelosi | 86.8% | 275,292 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Lisa Remmer | 13.2% | 41,780 |
100% Votes in
House 13
Winner| D | Barbara Lee | 88.4% | 260,580 |
| Incumbent | |||
| G | Laura Wells | 11.6% | 34,257 |
100% Votes in
House 14
Winner| D | Jackie Speier | 79.2% | 211,384 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Cristina Osmena | 20.8% | 55,439 |
100% Votes in
House 15
Winner| D | Eric Swalwell | 73% | 177,989 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Rudy Peters | 27% | 65,940 |
98% Votes in
House 16
Winner| D | Jim Costa | 57.5% | 82,266 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Elizabeth Heng | 42.5% | 60,693 |
100% Votes in
House 17
Winner| D | Ro Khanna | 75.3% | 159,105 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Ron Cohen | 24.7% | 52,057 |
100% Votes in
House 18
Winner| D | Anna Eshoo | 74.5% | 225,142 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Christine Russell | 25.5% | 77,096 |
100% Votes in
House 19
Winner| D | Zoe Lofgren | 73.8% | 162,496 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Justin Aguilera | 26.2% | 57,823 |
100% Votes in
House 20
Winner| D | Jimmy Panetta | 81.4% | 183,677 |
| Incumbent | |||
| N | Ronald Kabat | 18.6% | 42,044 |
100% Votes in
House 21
Apparent Winner gain| D | TJ Cox | 50.4% | 57,239 |
| R | David Valadao | 49.6% | 56,377 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
House 22
Winner| R | Devin Nunes | 52.7% | 117,243 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Andrew Janz | 47.3% | 105,136 |
100% Votes in
House 23
Winner| R | Kevin McCarthy | 63.7% | 131,113 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Tatiana Matta | 36.3% | 74,661 |
100% Votes in
House 24
Winner| D | Salud Carbajal | 58.6% | 166,550 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Justin Fareed | 41.4% | 117,881 |
100% Votes in
House 25
Apparent Winner gain| D | Katie Hill | 54.4% | 133,209 |
| R | Steve Knight | 45.6% | 111,813 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
House 26
Winner| D | Julia Brownley | 61.9% | 158,216 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Antonio Sabato Jr. | 38.1% | 97,210 |
100% Votes in
House 27
Winner| D | Judy Chu | 79.2% | 160,504 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Bryan Witt | 20.8% | 42,132 |
100% Votes in
House 28
Winner| D | Adam Schiff | 78.4% | 196,662 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Johnny Nalbandian | 21.6% | 54,272 |
100% Votes in
House 29
Winner| D | Tony Cardenas | 80.6% | 124,697 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Benito Bernal | 19.4% | 29,995 |
100% Votes in
House 30
Winner| D | Brad Sherman | 73.4% | 191,573 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Mark Reed | 26.6% | 69,420 |
99.4% Votes in
House 31
Winner| D | Pete Aguilar | 58.7% | 110,143 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Sean Flynn | 41.3% | 77,352 |
100% Votes in
House 32
Winner| D | Grace Napolitano | 68.8% | 121,759 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Joshua Scott | 31.2% | 55,272 |
100% Votes in
House 33
Winner| D | Ted Lieu | 70% | 219,091 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Kenneth Wright | 30% | 93,769 |
100% Votes in
House 34
Winner| D | Jimmy Gomez | 72.5% | 110,195 |
| Incumbent | |||
| G | Kenneth Mejia | 27.5% | 41,711 |
100% Votes in
House 35
Winner| D | Norma Torres | 69.4% | 103,420 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Christian Valiente | 30.6% | 45,604 |
100% Votes in
House 36
Winner| D | Raul Ruiz | 59% | 122,169 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Kimberlin Brown Pelzer | 41% | 84,839 |
100% Votes in
House 37
Winner| D | Karen Bass | 89.1% | 210,555 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Ron Bassilian | 10.9% | 25,823 |
100% Votes in
House 38
Winner| D | Linda Sanchez | 68.9% | 139,188 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Ryan Downing | 31.1% | 62,968 |
100% Votes in
House 39
Apparent Winner gain| D | Gil Cisneros | 51.6% | 126,002 |
| R | Young Kim | 48.4% | 118,391 |
100% Votes in
House 40
Winner| D | Lucille Roybal-Allard | 77.3% | 93,938 |
| Incumbent | |||
| G | Rodolfo Barragan | 22.7% | 27,511 |
100% Votes in
House 41
Winner| D | Mark Takano | 65.1% | 108,227 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Aja Smith | 34.9% | 58,021 |
100% Votes in
House 42
Winner| R | Ken Calvert | 56.5% | 131,040 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Julia Peacock | 43.5% | 100,892 |
100% Votes in
House 43
Winner| D | Maxine Waters | 77.7% | 152,272 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Omar Navarro | 22.3% | 43,780 |
100% Votes in
House 44
Winner| D | Nanette Barragan | 68.3% | 97,944 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Aja Brown | 31.7% | 45,378 |
100% Votes in
House 45
Apparent Winner gain| D | Katie Porter | 52.1% | 158,906 |
| R | Mimi Walters | 47.9% | 146,383 |
| Incumbent |
100% Votes in
House 46
Winner| D | Lou Correa | 69.1% | 102,278 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Russell Lambert | 30.9% | 45,638 |
91.4% Votes in
House 47
Winner| D | Alan Lowenthal | 64.9% | 143,354 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | John Briscoe | 35.1% | 77,682 |
93.6% Votes in
House 48
Apparent Winner gain| D | Harley Rouda | 53.6% | 157,837 |
| R | Dana Rohrabacher | 46.4% | 136,899 |
| Incumbent |
95.2% Votes in
House 49
Apparent Winner gain| D | Mike Levin | 56.4% | 166,453 |
| R | Diane Harkey | 43.6% | 128,577 |
100% Votes in
House 50
Winner| R | Duncan Hunter | 51.7% | 134,362 |
| Incumbent | |||
| D | Ammar Campa-Najjar | 48.3% | 125,448 |
100% Votes in
House 51
Winner| D | Juan Vargas | 71.2% | 109,527 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Juan Hidalgo | 28.8% | 44,301 |
100% Votes in
House 52
Winner| D | Scott Peters | 63.8% | 188,992 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Omar Qudrat | 36.2% | 107,015 |
100% Votes in
House 53
Winner| D | Susan Davis | 69.1% | 185,667 |
| Incumbent | |||
| R | Morgan Murtaugh | 30.9% | 83,127 |
100% Votes in
California Governor Results
Projected Winner
| D | Gavin Newsom | 61.9% | 7,721,410 |
| R | John Cox | 38.1% | 4,742,825 |
99% Votes in
Alameda County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 80.6% | 462,558 |
| R | John Cox | 19.4% | 111,677 |
100% Votes in
Alpine County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 62.8% | 386 |
| R | John Cox | 37.2% | 229 |
100% Votes in
Amador County
| R | John Cox | 64.5% | 11,356 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 35.5% | 6,237 |
100% Votes in
Butte County
| R | John Cox | 53.2% | 47,226 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 46.8% | 41,500 |
100% Votes in
Calaveras County
| R | John Cox | 64.1% | 13,845 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 35.9% | 7,765 |
100% Votes in
Colusa County
| R | John Cox | 65.3% | 3,764 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 34.7% | 1,999 |
100% Votes in
Contra Costa County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 68.2% | 283,805 |
| R | John Cox | 31.8% | 132,345 |
100% Votes in
Del Norte County
| R | John Cox | 58.7% | 4,887 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 41.3% | 3,441 |
100% Votes in
El Dorado County
| R | John Cox | 59.4% | 53,140 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 40.6% | 36,297 |
100% Votes in
Fresno County
| R | John Cox | 50.9% | 128,974 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 49.1% | 124,332 |
100% Votes in
Glenn County
| R | John Cox | 70.9% | 5,908 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 29.1% | 2,424 |
100% Votes in
Humboldt County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 64.5% | 33,455 |
| R | John Cox | 35.5% | 18,418 |
100% Votes in
Imperial County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 61.7% | 20,573 |
| R | John Cox | 38.3% | 12,785 |
100% Votes in
Inyo County
| R | John Cox | 55.3% | 4,018 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 44.7% | 3,244 |
100% Votes in
Kern County
| R | John Cox | 58.9% | 119,870 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 41.1% | 83,507 |
100% Votes in
Kings County
| R | John Cox | 59.4% | 17,976 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 40.6% | 12,275 |
100% Votes in
Lake County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 51.4% | 10,869 |
| R | John Cox | 48.6% | 10,280 |
100% Votes in
Lassen County
| R | John Cox | 77.3% | 6,973 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 22.7% | 2,043 |
100% Votes in
Los Angeles County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 71.9% | 2,114,699 |
| R | John Cox | 28.1% | 826,402 |
100% Votes in
Madera County
| R | John Cox | 61% | 23,488 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 39% | 15,037 |
100% Votes in
Marin County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 79.5% | 103,671 |
| R | John Cox | 20.5% | 26,750 |
100% Votes in
Mariposa County
| R | John Cox | 61.3% | 5,043 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 38.7% | 3,183 |
100% Votes in
Mendocino County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 66.3% | 22,152 |
| R | John Cox | 33.7% | 11,255 |
100% Votes in
Merced County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 52% | 30,783 |
| R | John Cox | 48% | 28,424 |
100% Votes in
Modoc County
| R | John Cox | 76.2% | 2,628 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 23.8% | 820 |
100% Votes in
Mono County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 55.8% | 2,706 |
| R | John Cox | 44.2% | 2,147 |
100% Votes in
Monterey County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 66% | 76,648 |
| R | John Cox | 34% | 39,516 |
100% Votes in
Napa County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 64.8% | 36,513 |
| R | John Cox | 35.2% | 19,834 |
100% Votes in
Nevada County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 52.9% | 27,985 |
| R | John Cox | 47.1% | 24,882 |
100% Votes in
Orange County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 50.1% | 543,047 |
| R | John Cox | 49.9% | 539,951 |
100% Votes in
Placer County
| R | John Cox | 58.8% | 103,157 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 41.2% | 72,270 |
100% Votes in
Plumas County
| R | John Cox | 62.8% | 5,807 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 37.2% | 3,433 |
100% Votes in
Riverside County
| R | John Cox | 50.2% | 322,243 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 49.8% | 319,845 |
100% Votes in
Sacramento County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 58.8% | 302,696 |
| R | John Cox | 41.2% | 212,010 |
100% Votes in
San Benito County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 56.1% | 11,274 |
| R | John Cox | 43.9% | 8,815 |
100% Votes in
San Bernardino County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 51.5% | 276,874 |
| R | John Cox | 48.5% | 260,379 |
100% Votes in
San Diego County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 56.9% | 658,346 |
| R | John Cox | 43.1% | 499,532 |
100% Votes in
San Francisco County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 86.4% | 312,181 |
| R | John Cox | 13.6% | 49,181 |
100% Votes in
San Joaquin County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 52.2% | 101,474 |
| R | John Cox | 47.8% | 92,966 |
100% Votes in
San Luis Obispo County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 51.6% | 65,117 |
| R | John Cox | 48.4% | 61,137 |
100% Votes in
San Mateo County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 75.2% | 213,282 |
| R | John Cox | 24.8% | 70,242 |
100% Votes in
Santa Barbara County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 60.5% | 93,841 |
| R | John Cox | 39.5% | 61,300 |
100% Votes in
Santa Clara County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 71.4% | 438,758 |
| R | John Cox | 28.6% | 175,791 |
100% Votes in
Santa Cruz County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 76.8% | 91,523 |
| R | John Cox | 23.2% | 27,665 |
100% Votes in
Shasta County
| R | John Cox | 71.1% | 49,825 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 28.9% | 20,256 |
100% Votes in
Sierra County
| R | John Cox | 64.1% | 1,068 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 35.9% | 599 |
100% Votes in
Siskiyou County
| R | John Cox | 60.3% | 10,946 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 39.7% | 7,218 |
100% Votes in
Solano County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 61.3% | 89,694 |
| R | John Cox | 38.7% | 56,627 |
100% Votes in
Sonoma County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 72.3% | 152,040 |
| R | John Cox | 27.7% | 58,338 |
100% Votes in
Stanislaus County
| R | John Cox | 50.8% | 79,751 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 49.2% | 77,220 |
100% Votes in
Sutter County
| R | John Cox | 63% | 18,953 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 37% | 11,122 |
100% Votes in
Tehama County
| R | John Cox | 72.5% | 15,137 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 27.5% | 5,756 |
100% Votes in
Trinity County
| R | John Cox | 57.7% | 3,075 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 42.3% | 2,250 |
100% Votes in
Tulare County
| R | John Cox | 57.2% | 57,012 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 42.8% | 42,702 |
100% Votes in
Tuolumne County
| R | John Cox | 61.1% | 14,580 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 38.9% | 9,294 |
100% Votes in
Ventura County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 55.6% | 171,729 |
| R | John Cox | 44.4% | 137,393 |
100% Votes in
Yolo County
| D | Gavin Newsom | 67.8% | 49,759 |
| R | John Cox | 32.2% | 23,611 |
100% Votes in
Yuba County
| R | John Cox | 64% | 12,293 |
| D | Gavin Newsom | 36% | 6,903 |
100% Votes in
Initiatives
Proposition 6 - Repeal Gas Tax: Repeals tax law for road repairs & public transit
| No | 56.8% | |
| Yes | 43.2% |
100% Votes in
Proposition 10 - Rent Control: State cannot limit type of rent control in place
| No | 59.4% | |
| Yes | 40.6% |
100% Votes in
California Senate Exit Poll UPDATED:
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Gender | |
| Men (48%) | 47% 52% |
| Women (52%) | 41% 53% |
Age | |
| 18-24 (8%) | 66% 31% |
| 25-29 (6%) | 30% 57% |
| 30-39 (15%) | 47% 51% |
| 40-49 (14%) | 51% 43% |
| 50-64 (30%) | 43% 53% |
| 65 or over (27%) | 36% 62% |
Age | |
| 18-44 (36%) | 49% 47% |
| 45+ (64%) | 41% 55% |
Age | |
| 18-29 (14%) | 51% 42% |
| 30-44 (22%) | 48% 51% |
| 45-64 (37%) | 44% 50% |
| 65 or over (27%) | 36% 62% |
Race | |
| White (63%) | 43% 55% |
| Black (7%) | 36% 55% |
| Hispanic/Latino (20%) | 50% 43% |
| Asian (7%) | Not enough data |
| Other (3%) | Not enough data |
Race | |
| White (63%) | 43% 55% |
| Non-White (37%) | 44% 50% |
Education | |
| College graduate (40%) | 38% 60% |
| No college degree (60%) | 47% 48% |
Which best describes your education? You have: | |
| Never attended college (20%) | 46% 44% |
| Attended college but received no degree (28%) | 48% 49% |
| Associate's degree (AA or AS) (12%) | 49% 50% |
| Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (23%) | 41% 56% |
| An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (17%) | 35% 64% |
Region | |
| Coastal (13%) | 46% 52% |
| Inland (29%) | 48% 47% |
| Bay Area (24%) | 39% 58% |
| L.A. County (17%) | 43% 55% |
| Southern California (18%) | 44% 52% |
Education and Race | |
| White college graduates (29%) | 39% 60% |
| White no college degree (35%) | 47% 51% |
| Non-white college graduates (11%) | 34% 61% |
| Non-white no college degree (25%) | 48% 45% |
Education by White by Sex | |
| White women college graduates (14%) | 43% 57% |
| White women no college degree (18%) | 41% 57% |
| White men college graduates (15%) | 35% 63% |
| White men no college degree (17%) | 54% 43% |
| Non-whites (36%) | 44% 50% |
Income | |
| Under $30,000 (18%) | Not enough data |
| $30,000 - $49,999 (25%) | Not enough data |
| $50,000 - $99,999 (20%) | 50% 50% |
| $100,000 - $199,999 (26%) | 35% 60% |
| $200,000 or more (11%) | Not enough data |
Income | |
| Under $100,000 (63%) | 53% 41% |
| $100,000 or more (37%) | 41% 55% |
Income | |
| Under $50,000 (43%) | 54% 36% |
| $50,000 or more (57%) | 44% 53% |
Income | |
| Under $50,000 (43%) | 54% 36% |
| $50,000-$99,999 (20%) | 50% 50% |
| $100,000 or more (37%) | 41% 55% |
Party Identification | |
| Democrat (50%) | 34% 63% |
| Republican (20%) | 59% 35% |
| Independent or something else (31%) | 50% 47% |
Party and Gender | |
| Democratic men (19%) | 33% 66% |
| Democratic women (30%) | 34% 61% |
| Republican men (11%) | 59% 37% |
| Republican women (9%) | 60% 32% |
| Independent men (18%) | 53% 46% |
| Independent women (13%) | 44% 49% |
Ideology | |
| Liberal (36%) | 38% 60% |
| Moderate (37%) | 43% 56% |
| Conservative (27%) | 55% 38% |
Are you currently married? | |
| Yes (56%) | 31% 68% |
| No (44%) | 51% 47% |
Gender by marital status | |
| Married men (33%) | 35% 64% |
| Married women (23%) | 24% 74% |
| Unmarried men (20%) | Not enough data |
| Unmarried women (23%) | 52% 46% |
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? | |
| Yes (29%) | 36% 64% |
| No (71%) | 41% 57% |
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? | |
| Yes, only boys (12%) | Not enough data |
| Yes, only girls (12%) | Not enough data |
| Yes, both boys and girls (6%) | Not enough data |
| No children in home (71%) | 41% 57% |
Parents | |
| Men with children (12%) | Not enough data |
| Women with children (17%) | Not enough data |
| Men without children (41%) | 45% 54% |
| Women without children (30%) | 37% 60% |
Does anyone in your household own a gun? | |
| Yes (30%) | 41% 58% |
| No (70%) | 38% 60% |
Have you ever served in the U.S. military? | |
| Yes (14%) | Not enough data |
| No (86%) | 41% 52% |
Religion | |
| Protestant or other Christian (33%) | 41% 58% |
| Catholic (19%) | 45% 55% |
| Jewish (4%) | Not enough data |
| Something else (11%) | Not enough data |
| None (32%) | 40% 56% |
How often do you attend religious services? | |
| Once a week or more (21%) | 48% 52% |
| A few times a month (9%) | Not enough data |
| A few times a year (24%) | 36% 63% |
| Never (45%) | 38% 59% |
How often do you attend religious services? | |
| At least monthly (31%) | 45% 55% |
| Few times a year or less (69%) | 37% 60% |
White born-again or evangelical Christian? | |
| Yes (10%) | Not enough data |
| No (90%) | 40% 59% |
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election? | |
| Yes (19%) | Not enough data |
| No (81%) | 42% 52% |
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for: | |
| Hillary Clinton (Dem) (52%) | 30% 63% |
| Donald Trump (Rep) (23%) | Not enough data |
| Other (10%) | Not enough data |
| Didn't vote (14%) | Not enough data |
Trump Approval | |
| Strongly approve (18%) | 55% 37% |
| Somewhat approve (16%) | 58% 40% |
| Somewhat disapprove (5%) | Not enough data |
| Strongly disapprove (59%) | 31% 66% |
Trump Approval | |
| Approve (34%) | 56% 38% |
| Disapprove (64%) | 34% 63% |
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party: | |
| Favorable (61%) | 44% 48% |
| Unfavorable (34%) | 62% 36% |
Race and Gender | |
| White men (32%) | 45% 53% |
| White women (32%) | 42% 57% |
| Black men (2%) | Not enough data |
| Black women (4%) | Not enough data |
| Latino men (9%) | 55% 43% |
| Latino women (11%) | 45% 43% |
| All other races (10%) | 37% 61% |
Do you have a favorable opinion of... | |
| Both parties (5%) | Not enough data |
| Only Democratic Party (55%) | 40% 52% |
| Only Republican Party (22%) | Not enough data |
| Neither party (11%) | Not enough data |
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi: | |
| Favorable (48%) | 30% 69% |
| Unfavorable (39%) | 58% 41% |
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by: | |
| The Democratic Party (67%) | 37% 58% |
| The Republican Party (28%) | 65% 28% |
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office? | |
| Yes (54%) | 34% 65% |
| No (41%) | 56% 40% |
Do you think things in this country today are: | |
| Generally going in the right direction (26%) | 63% 37% |
| Seriously off on the wrong track (70%) | 45% 47% |
Politically, do you think Americans are: | |
| Becoming more united (11%) | Not enough data |
| Becoming more divided (77%) | 49% 48% |
| Staying about the same (9%) | Not enough data |
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country? | |
| Health care (46%) | 37% 61% |
| Immigration (18%) | 52% 45% |
| The economy (20%) | 44% 55% |
| Gun policy (14%) | 35% 64% |
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: | |
| Excellent (10%) | Not enough data |
| Good (51%) | 47% 51% |
| Not so good (27%) | 47% 36% |
| Poor (10%) | Not enough data |
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: | |
| Excellent or good (61%) | 48% 50% |
| Not so good or poor (37%) | 51% 37% |
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation: | |
| Better (25%) | 55% 45% |
| Worse (22%) | Not enough data |
| About the same (53%) | 50% 42% |
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area? | |
| Helped (13%) | Not enough data |
| Hurt (38%) | 40% 55% |
| No impact (35%) | 57% 41% |
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances? | |
| Helped (15%) | Not enough data |
| Hurt (29%) | 49% 39% |
| No impact (51%) | 48% 48% |
Does the health care system in the United States need: | |
| Major changes (67%) | 46% 52% |
| Minor changes (26%) | Not enough data |
| No changes at all (4%) | Not enough data |
Which party would better protect health care for people with pre-existing conditions? | |
| The Democratic Party (69%) | 30% 69% |
| The Republican Party (19%) | Not enough data |
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies: | |
| Too tough (65%) | 31% 68% |
| Not tough enough (9%) | Not enough data |
| About right (24%) | Not enough data |
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly: | |
| Justified (55%) | 31% 69% |
| Politically motivated (39%) | 58% 39% |
How do you feel about Robert Mueller's handling of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election? | |
| Approve (54%) | 30% 70% |
| Disapprove (36%) | 54% 42% |
Is Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy making: | |
| The U.S. more safe (29%) | Not enough data |
| The U.S. less safe (52%) | 37% 56% |
| No difference (16%) | Not enough data |
Do you support or oppose stricter gun control measures? | |
| Support (62%) | 33% 66% |
| Oppose (30%) | 63% 36% |
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court? | |
| Support (33%) | 57% 38% |
| Oppose (58%) | 39% 56% |
What should the Supreme Court do about Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion legal? | |
| Keep it as is (74%) | 46% 47% |
| Overturn it (17%) | Not enough data |
In general, how do you think things work in the U.S. today? | |
| Whites are favored over minorities (58%) | 30% 68% |
| Minorities are favored over whites (13%) | Not enough data |
| No group is favored (23%) | 65% 34% |
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? | |
| Very important (58%) | 38% 62% |
| Somewhat important (26%) | 43% 52% |
| Not too important (5%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all important (9%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? | |
| Important (84%) | 40% 59% |
| Not important (14%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? | |
| Very important (54%) | 34% 65% |
| Somewhat important (28%) | 51% 48% |
| Not too important (11%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all important (7%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? | |
| Important (82%) | 40% 59% |
| Not important (18%) | Not enough data |
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? | |
| Very serious (55%) | 34% 64% |
| Somewhat serious (34%) | 39% 61% |
| Not too serious (7%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all serious (1%) | Not enough data |
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? | |
| Serious (89%) | 36% 63% |
| Not serious (8%) | Not enough data |
Do you think the government has done enough to protect this election from foreign interference? | |
| Yes (26%) | 55% 39% |
| No (58%) | 37% 55% |
Which concerns you more about today's election? That people who: | |
| Should not be able to vote will cast ballots (31%) | 53% 32% |
| Should be able to vote will be prevented from voting (58%) | 42% 56% |
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender? | |
| Yes (5%) | Not enough data |
| No (95%) | 49% 45% |
In today's election for governor, did you just vote for: | |
| Gavin Newsom (65%) | 37% 60% |
| John Cox (33%) | 59% 38% |
Community Type | |
| Urban (35%) | 40% 54% |
| Suburban (57%) | 43% 55% |
| Rural (7%) | 63% 29% |
Is your opinion of the Republican Party: | |
| Favorable (28%) | 68% 32% |
| Unfavorable (69%) | 41% 51% |
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Gender | |
| Men (48%) | 55% 43% |
| Women (52%) | 64% 34% |
Age | |
| 18-24 (8%) | 72% 28% |
| 25-29 (7%) | 65% 34% |
| 30-39 (15%) | 65% 35% |
| 40-49 (14%) | 58% 41% |
| 50-64 (29%) | 56% 42% |
| 65 or over (27%) | 57% 40% |
Age | |
| 18-44 (37%) | 65% 34% |
| 45+ (63%) | 57% 41% |
Age | |
| 18-29 (15%) | 69% 31% |
| 30-44 (22%) | 63% 37% |
| 45-64 (36%) | 57% 42% |
| 65 or over (27%) | 57% 40% |
Race | |
| White (63%) | 57% 43% |
| Black (6%) | 86% 14% |
| Hispanic/Latino (19%) | 64% 35% |
| Asian (8%) | Not enough data |
| Other (3%) | Not enough data |
Race | |
| White (63%) | 57% 43% |
| Non-White (37%) | 68% 30% |
Education | |
| College graduate (39%) | 64% 36% |
| No college degree (61%) | 57% 41% |
Which best describes your education? You have: | |
| Never attended college (19%) | 55% 39% |
| Attended college but received no degree (29%) | 57% 43% |
| Associate's degree (AA or AS) (13%) | 60% 39% |
| Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (23%) | 65% 35% |
| An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (16%) | 63% 36% |
Region | |
| Coastal (12%) | 64% 36% |
| Inland (31%) | 45% 54% |
| Bay Area (22%) | 78% 20% |
| L.A. County (18%) | 65% 35% |
| Southern California (17%) | 55% 41% |
Education and Race | |
| White college graduates (28%) | 59% 40% |
| White no college degree (35%) | 55% 45% |
| Non-white college graduates (11%) | 79% 20% |
| Non-white no college degree (25%) | 63% 34% |
Education by White by Sex | |
| White women college graduates (14%) | 62% 37% |
| White women no college degree (18%) | 57% 43% |
| White men college graduates (15%) | 57% 43% |
| White men no college degree (17%) | 52% 47% |
| Non-whites (36%) | 67% 30% |
Income | |
| Under $30,000 (17%) | Not enough data |
| $30,000 - $49,999 (20%) | Not enough data |
| $50,000 - $99,999 (22%) | 56% 44% |
| $100,000 - $199,999 (27%) | 46% 53% |
| $200,000 or more (13%) | Not enough data |
Income | |
| Under $100,000 (60%) | 63% 36% |
| $100,000 or more (40%) | 50% 49% |
Income | |
| Under $50,000 (38%) | 68% 32% |
| $50,000 or more (62%) | 52% 48% |
Income | |
| Under $50,000 (38%) | 68% 32% |
| $50,000-$99,999 (22%) | 56% 44% |
| $100,000 or more (40%) | 50% 49% |
Party Identification | |
| Democrat (46%) | 91% |
| Republican (23%) | 92% |
| Independent or something else (31%) | 53% 46% |
Party and Gender | |
| Democratic men (18%) | 90% |
| Democratic women (28%) | 92% |
| Republican men (12%) | 94% |
| Republican women (10%) | 10% 90% |
| Independent men (18%) | 54% 46% |
| Independent women (13%) | 53% 46% |
Ideology | |
| Liberal (34%) | 90% 10% |
| Moderate (37%) | 62% 37% |
| Conservative (29%) | 21% 76% |
Are you currently married? | |
| Yes (57%) | 57% 43% |
| No (43%) | 64% 35% |
Gender by marital status | |
| Married men (35%) | 53% 47% |
| Married women (22%) | 65% 35% |
| Unmarried men (19%) | Not enough data |
| Unmarried women (24%) | 67% 32% |
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? | |
| Yes (31%) | 53% 47% |
| No (69%) | 64% 36% |
Do you have any children under 18 living in your home? | |
| Yes, only boys (11%) | Not enough data |
| Yes, only girls (13%) | Not enough data |
| Yes, both boys and girls (7%) | Not enough data |
| No children in home (69%) | 64% 36% |
Parents | |
| Men with children (14%) | Not enough data |
| Women with children (16%) | Not enough data |
| Men without children (39%) | 65% 35% |
| Women without children (30%) | 63% 36% |
Does anyone in your household own a gun? | |
| Yes (31%) | 52% 48% |
| No (69%) | 65% 34% |
Have you ever served in the U.S. military? | |
| Yes (14%) | Not enough data |
| No (86%) | 61% 33% |
Religion | |
| Protestant or other Christian (34%) | 46% 53% |
| Catholic (21%) | 56% 44% |
| Jewish (4%) | Not enough data |
| Something else (10%) | Not enough data |
| None (31%) | 79% 21% |
How often do you attend religious services? | |
| Once a week or more (21%) | 46% 54% |
| A few times a month (13%) | Not enough data |
| A few times a year (23%) | 70% 30% |
| Never (43%) | 69% 31% |
How often do you attend religious services? | |
| At least monthly (35%) | 44% 56% |
| Few times a year or less (65%) | 69% 30% |
White born-again or evangelical Christian? | |
| Yes (11%) | Not enough data |
| No (89%) | 65% 35% |
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election? | |
| Yes (18%) | Not enough data |
| No (82%) | 56% 39% |
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for: | |
| Hillary Clinton (Dem) (48%) | 86% |
| Donald Trump (Rep) (27%) | 93% |
| Other (9%) | Not enough data |
| Didn't vote (13%) | Not enough data |
Trump Approval | |
| Strongly approve (20%) | 92% |
| Somewhat approve (17%) | 21% 70% |
| Somewhat disapprove (5%) | Not enough data |
| Strongly disapprove (56%) | 89% |
Trump Approval | |
| Approve (37%) | 14% 82% |
| Disapprove (60%) | 89% |
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party: | |
| Favorable (55%) | 92% |
| Unfavorable (40%) | 13% 87% |
Race and Gender | |
| White men (31%) | 55% 45% |
| White women (32%) | 59% 41% |
| Black men (2%) | Not enough data |
| Black women (4%) | Not enough data |
| Latino men (9%) | 61% 39% |
| Latino women (10%) | 67% 32% |
| All other races (11%) | 65% 29% |
Do you have a favorable opinion of... | |
| Both parties (6%) | Not enough data |
| Only Democratic Party (48%) | 94% |
| Only Republican Party (27%) | 99% |
| Neither party (12%) | Not enough data |
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi: | |
| Favorable (43%) | 90% |
| Unfavorable (45%) | 34% 66% |
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by: | |
| The Democratic Party (62%) | 88% |
| The Republican Party (31%) | 97% |
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office? | |
| Yes (49%) | 91% |
| No (47%) | 32% 68% |
Do you think things in this country today are: | |
| Generally going in the right direction (30%) | 15% 85% |
| Seriously off on the wrong track (65%) | 80% 20% |
Politically, do you think Americans are: | |
| Becoming more united (9%) | Not enough data |
| Becoming more divided (79%) | 65% 35% |
| Staying about the same (10%) | Not enough data |
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country? | |
| Health care (43%) | 86% 14% |
| Immigration (18%) | 36% 63% |
| The economy (21%) | 35% 65% |
| Gun policy (15%) | 65% 35% |
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: | |
| Excellent (12%) | Not enough data |
| Good (52%) | 51% 49% |
| Not so good (23%) | 79% 20% |
| Poor (11%) | Not enough data |
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is: | |
| Excellent or good (64%) | 44% 56% |
| Not so good or poor (34%) | 80% 19% |
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation: | |
| Better (29%) | 28% 72% |
| Worse (20%) | Not enough data |
| About the same (51%) | 70% 29% |
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area? | |
| Helped (16%) | Not enough data |
| Hurt (35%) | 83% 16% |
| No impact (38%) | 52% 48% |
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances? | |
| Helped (18%) | Not enough data |
| Hurt (25%) | 78% 22% |
| No impact (50%) | 63% 37% |
Does the health care system in the United States need: | |
| Major changes (69%) | 70% 30% |
| Minor changes (25%) | 49% 50% |
| No changes at all (4%) | Not enough data |
Which party would better protect health care for people with pre-existing conditions? | |
| The Democratic Party (65%) | 87% 13% |
| The Republican Party (22%) | 91% |
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies: | |
| Too tough (59%) | 92% |
| Not tough enough (11%) | Not enough data |
| About right (27%) | 21% 77% |
Do you support or oppose stricter gun control measures? | |
| Support (60%) | 81% 19% |
| Oppose (33%) | 27% 73% |
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly: | |
| Justified (50%) | 86% 13% |
| Politically motivated (44%) | 35% 65% |
How do you feel about Robert Mueller's handling of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election? | |
| Approve (49%) | 82% 18% |
| Disapprove (40%) | 41% 57% |
Is Donald Trump's approach to foreign policy making: | |
| The U.S. more safe (31%) | 87% |
| The U.S. less safe (48%) | 89% |
| No difference (16%) | Not enough data |
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court? | |
| Support (36%) | 13% 87% |
| Oppose (54%) | 87% |
What should the Supreme Court do about Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion legal? | |
| Keep it as is (70%) | 74% 24% |
| Overturn it (18%) | 21% 79% |
In general, how do you think things work in the U.S. today? | |
| Whites are favored over minorities (52%) | 90% 10% |
| Minorities are favored over whites (13%) | Not enough data |
| No group is favored (26%) | 41% 59% |
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? | |
| Very important (52%) | 88% 12% |
| Somewhat important (24%) | 60% 39% |
| Not too important (7%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all important (12%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more racial and ethnic minorities be elected to public office? | |
| Important (77%) | 79% 20% |
| Not important (18%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? | |
| Very important (52%) | 78% 22% |
| Somewhat important (30%) | 52% 48% |
| Not too important (11%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all important (7%) | Not enough data |
How important is it that more women be elected to public office? | |
| Important (82%) | 68% 31% |
| Not important (18%) | Not enough data |
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? | |
| Very serious (52%) | 77% 23% |
| Somewhat serious (35%) | 48% 52% |
| Not too serious (8%) | Not enough data |
| Not at all serious (1%) | Not enough data |
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today? | |
| Serious (87%) | 65% 35% |
| Not serious (10%) | Not enough data |
Do you think the government has done enough to protect this election from foreign interference? | |
| Yes (27%) | 33% 65% |
| No (57%) | 77% 20% |
Which concerns you more about today's election? That people who: | |
| Should not be able to vote will cast ballots (32%) | 20% 74% |
| Should be able to vote will be prevented from voting (54%) | 88% 12% |
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender? | |
| Yes (5%) | Not enough data |
| No (95%) | 58% 42% |
In today's election for U.S. Senate, did you just vote for: | |
| Kevin de Leon (44%) | 55% 44% |
| Dianne Feinstein (53%) | 74% 24% |
Community Type | |
| Urban (35%) | 65% 31% |
| Suburban (58%) | 56% 43% |
| Rural (7%) | 60% 40% |
Is your opinion of the Republican Party: | |
| Favorable (33%) | 16% 84% |
| Unfavorable (63%) | 82% 18% |
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