Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAlexA.
IncumbentPadilla
R
MarkM.
Meuser
Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAlexA.
IncumbentPadilla
R
MarkM.
Meuser
House
D
40
House seats wonSeats wonR
12
House seats wonSeats wonGovernor100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentGavinG.
IncumbentNewsom
R
BrianB.
Dahle
Secretary of State100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentShirleyS.
IncumbentWeber
R
RobR.
Bernosky
Attorney General100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentRobR.
IncumbentBonta
R
NathanN.
Hochman
Lieutenant Governor100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentEleniE.
IncumbentKounalakis
R
AngelaA.
Underwood Jacobs
Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAlexA.
IncumbentPadilla
R
MarkM.
Meuser
Senate100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentAlexA.
IncumbentPadilla
R
MarkM.
Meuser
House
D
40
House seats wonSeats wonR
12
House seats wonSeats wonGovernor100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentGavinG.
IncumbentNewsom
R
BrianB.
Dahle
Secretary of State100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentShirleyS.
IncumbentWeber
R
RobR.
Bernosky
Attorney General100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentRobR.
IncumbentBonta
R
NathanN.
Hochman
Lieutenant Governor100% expected votes in
d
IncumbentEleniE.
IncumbentKounalakis
R
AngelaA.
Underwood Jacobs
Key ballot measure
Proposition 1: Right to Abortion100% expected votes in
Yes
66.9%No
33.1%Prohibits the state from interfering with an individual's reproductive freedom, including their right to choose to have an abortion and their right to use contraceptives.
Proposition 26: Legalize Sports Betting100% expected votes in
Yes
33%No
67%Allows in-person sports betting at tribal casinos and licensed racetracks.
Proposition 27: Legalize Online Sports Betting100% expected votes in
Yes
17.7%No
82.3%Allows tribes and gambling companies to offer online and mobile sports betting, and imposes a 10% tax on revenue.
Early voting in California
Mail-in ballots requested20,661,398
Mail-in and early in-person votes cast5,033,185
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More to the story: Inflation in the West
| State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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In poll after poll, inflation has dominated how Americans view the economy, emerging as a top concern in the lead up to the November 2022 midterms.
In poll after poll, inflation has dominated how Americans view the economy, emerging as a top concern in the lead up to the November 2022 midterms.
How prices have changed from last year
7.1%
West7.1%
USA| State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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Prices in the West, change from one year earlier
How California voted in past presidential elections
2020 Presidential Results
- DJoeBiden63.5%
- RDonaldTrump34.3%
2020 Exit Polls
Summary of 2020 Exit Poll data that shows the proportion of how different groups voted.
Men
Men: Democrats63%Men: republicans34%
Women
Women: Democrats63%Women: republicans35%
White
White: Democrats51%White: republicans47%
Black
Black: Democrats82%Black: republicans15%
Hispanic /Latino
Hispanic/ Latino: Democrats75%Hispanic/ Latino: republicans23%
Asian
Asian: Democrats76%Asian: republicans22%
College Graduate
College Graduate: Democrats68%College Graduate: republicans30%
No College degree
No College Degree: Democrats59%No College Degree: republicans39%
2016 Presidential Results
- DHillaryClinton62.3%
- RDonaldTrump31.9%
2016 Exit Polls
Summary of 2016 Exit Poll data that shows the proportion of how different groups voted.
Men
Men: Democrats57%Men: republicans36%
Women
Women: Democrats66%Women: republicans30%
White
White: Democrats50%White: republicans45%
Black
Black: Democrats88%Black: republicans9%
Hispanic /Latino
Hispanic/ Latino: Democrats71%Hispanic/ Latino: republicans24%
Asian
Asian: Democrats70%Asian: republicans17%
College Graduate
College Graduate: Democrats63%College Graduate: republicans32%
No College degree
No College Degree: Democrats57%No College Degree: republicans36%
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