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Senate House Governor

California Senate Results

Projected Winner

D	Dianne Feinstein	54.2%	6,019,422
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	45.8%	5,093,942

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 90% Votes in

Alameda County

D	Dianne Feinstein	58.4%	318,377
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	41.6%	226,950

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

Alpine County

D	Kevin de Leon	51.2%	280
D	Dianne Feinstein	48.8%	267
	Incumbent

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Amador County

D	Kevin de Leon	58.6%	8,244
D	Dianne Feinstein	41.4%	5,835
	Incumbent

Nov 30 2018 12:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Butte County

D	Kevin de Leon	57.1%	43,108
D	Dianne Feinstein	42.9%	32,418
	Incumbent

Nov 21 2018 8:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Calaveras County

D	Kevin de Leon	59.6%	10,357
D	Dianne Feinstein	40.4%	7,031
	Incumbent

Nov 28 2018 6:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Colusa County

D	Kevin de Leon	64.9%	3,039
D	Dianne Feinstein	35.1%	1,643
	Incumbent

Nov 30 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Contra Costa County

D	Dianne Feinstein	58.3%	222,349
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	41.7%	158,748

Dec 03 2018 4:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Del Norte County

D	Kevin de Leon	62.2%	4,254
D	Dianne Feinstein	37.8%	2,590
	Incumbent

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

El Dorado County

D	Kevin de Leon	53.5%	38,791
D	Dianne Feinstein	46.5%	33,772
	Incumbent

Dec 04 2018 6:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Fresno County

D	Kevin de Leon	52.3%	113,557
D	Dianne Feinstein	47.7%	103,491
	Incumbent

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Glenn County

D	Kevin de Leon	65.2%	4,388
D	Dianne Feinstein	34.8%	2,341
	Incumbent

Nov 21 2018 2:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Humboldt County

D	Kevin de Leon	55.2%	26,319
D	Dianne Feinstein	44.8%	21,336
	Incumbent

Dec 05 2018 4:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Imperial County

D	Kevin de Leon	56.7%	17,150
D	Dianne Feinstein	43.3%	13,121
	Incumbent

Dec 04 2018 12:19 pm ET 100% Votes in

Inyo County

D	Kevin de Leon	60.1%	3,532
D	Dianne Feinstein	39.9%	2,344
	Incumbent

Nov 20 2018 7:59 pm ET 100% Votes in

Kern County

D	Kevin de Leon	60%	99,981
D	Dianne Feinstein	40%	66,628
	Incumbent

Dec 03 2018 4:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Kings County

D	Kevin de Leon	62.1%	15,748
D	Dianne Feinstein	37.9%	9,599
	Incumbent

Dec 01 2018 4:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Lake County

D	Kevin de Leon	55.9%	10,317
D	Dianne Feinstein	44.1%	8,142
	Incumbent

Dec 07 2018 9:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Lassen County

D	Kevin de Leon	70.2%	4,788
D	Dianne Feinstein	29.8%	2,030
	Incumbent

Nov 20 2018 6:24 pm ET 100% Votes in

Los Angeles County

D	Dianne Feinstein	57.7%	1,565,167
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	42.3%	1,146,044

Nov 30 2018 3:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Madera County

D	Kevin de Leon	58.9%	19,032
D	Dianne Feinstein	41.1%	13,284
	Incumbent

Nov 21 2018 5:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Marin County

D	Dianne Feinstein	65.3%	80,319
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	34.7%	42,638

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Mariposa County

D	Kevin de Leon	58.9%	3,939
D	Dianne Feinstein	41.1%	2,749
	Incumbent

Dec 03 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Mendocino County

D	Kevin de Leon	50.7%	15,529
D	Dianne Feinstein	49.3%	15,113
	Incumbent

Nov 29 2018 9:30 pm ET 100% Votes in

Merced County

D	Kevin de Leon	54.2%	27,985
D	Dianne Feinstein	45.8%	23,659
	Incumbent

Dec 02 2018 10:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Modoc County

D	Kevin de Leon	71.3%	1,867
D	Dianne Feinstein	28.7%	751
	Incumbent

Nov 28 2018 10:45 am ET 100% Votes in

Mono County

D	Kevin de Leon	52.3%	2,197
D	Dianne Feinstein	47.7%	2,001
	Incumbent

Nov 19 2018 9:58 pm ET 100% Votes in

Monterey County

D	Dianne Feinstein	52.7%	56,320
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	47.3%	50,562

Nov 27 2018 12:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Napa County

D	Dianne Feinstein	54.5%	27,904
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	45.5%	23,290

Nov 29 2018 6:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Nevada County

D	Kevin de Leon	51.9%	23,911
D	Dianne Feinstein	48.1%	22,198
	Incumbent

Nov 29 2018 6:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Orange County

D	Dianne Feinstein	54.4%	501,678
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	45.6%	420,814

Dec 01 2018 12:05 am ET 100% Votes in

Placer County

D	Kevin de Leon	53.5%	76,733
D	Dianne Feinstein	46.5%	66,578
	Incumbent

Dec 06 2018 8:31 pm ET 100% Votes in

Plumas County

D	Kevin de Leon	61.1%	4,428
D	Dianne Feinstein	38.9%	2,815
	Incumbent

Nov 27 2018 3:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Riverside County

D	Kevin de Leon	50.8%	278,409
D	Dianne Feinstein	49.2%	269,567
	Incumbent

Dec 07 2018 9:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sacramento County

D	Dianne Feinstein	53%	241,571
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	47%	213,949

Nov 30 2018 7:19 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Benito County

D	Kevin de Leon	52.1%	9,371
D	Dianne Feinstein	47.9%	8,607
	Incumbent

Nov 28 2018 6:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Bernardino County

D	Kevin de Leon	50%	233,360
D	Dianne Feinstein	50%	233,103
	Incumbent

Dec 06 2018 8:31 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Diego County

D	Dianne Feinstein	52.9%	526,628
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	47.1%	468,564

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Francisco County

D	Dianne Feinstein	64.2%	226,167
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	35.8%	125,954

Nov 28 2018 10:45 am ET 100% Votes in

San Joaquin County

D	Kevin de Leon	53.9%	92,351
D	Dianne Feinstein	46.1%	79,088
	Incumbent

Dec 07 2018 12:11 am ET 100% Votes in

San Luis Obispo County

D	Kevin de Leon	50.4%	54,027
D	Dianne Feinstein	49.6%	53,242
	Incumbent

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Mateo County

D	Dianne Feinstein	63%	168,679
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	37%	99,136

Dec 06 2018 9:10 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Barbara County

D	Dianne Feinstein	55.1%	75,274
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	44.9%	61,217

Dec 06 2018 1:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Clara County

D	Dianne Feinstein	59.8%	339,866
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	40.2%	228,642

Dec 06 2018 1:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Cruz County

D	Dianne Feinstein	57.5%	64,178
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	42.5%	47,416

Dec 05 2018 10:34 am ET 100% Votes in

Shasta County

D	Kevin de Leon	65.1%	36,227
D	Dianne Feinstein	34.9%	19,397
	Incumbent

Dec 10 2018 1:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sierra County

D	Kevin de Leon	61.5%	808
D	Dianne Feinstein	38.5%	506
	Incumbent

Nov 15 2018 5:27 pm ET 100% Votes in

Siskiyou County

D	Kevin de Leon	60.7%	8,930
D	Dianne Feinstein	39.3%	5,772
	Incumbent

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Solano County

D	Dianne Feinstein	52.9%	70,174
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	47.1%	62,506

Nov 28 2018 3:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sonoma County

D	Dianne Feinstein	56%	108,472
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	44%	85,220

Dec 03 2018 10:40 pm ET 100% Votes in

Stanislaus County

D	Kevin de Leon	57.1%	77,724
D	Dianne Feinstein	42.9%	58,375
	Incumbent

Dec 01 2018 1:39 am ET 100% Votes in

Sutter County

D	Kevin de Leon	57.4%	14,166
D	Dianne Feinstein	42.6%	10,501
	Incumbent

Nov 28 2018 9:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tehama County

D	Kevin de Leon	67.4%	11,253
D	Dianne Feinstein	32.6%	5,435
	Incumbent

Nov 21 2018 5:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Trinity County

D	Kevin de Leon	61.9%	2,838
D	Dianne Feinstein	38.1%	1,746
	Incumbent

Nov 15 2018 8:28 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tulare County

D	Kevin de Leon	60.1%	49,765
D	Dianne Feinstein	39.9%	33,005
	Incumbent

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tuolumne County

D	Kevin de Leon	59.2%	11,271
D	Dianne Feinstein	40.8%	7,783
	Incumbent

Nov 21 2018 8:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Ventura County

D	Dianne Feinstein	51.3%	137,141
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	48.7%	130,101

Dec 03 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Yolo County

D	Dianne Feinstein	51.9%	35,071
	Incumbent
D	Kevin de Leon	48.1%	32,551

Nov 30 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Yuba County

D	Kevin de Leon	60.8%	9,666
D	Dianne Feinstein	39.2%	6,224
	Incumbent

Nov 27 2018 3:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

California Senate Results

California House Results

House 1

Winner

R	Doug LaMalfa	54.9%	160,046
	Incumbent
D	Audrey Denney	45.1%	131,548

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 2

Winner

D	Jared Huffman	77%	243,081
	Incumbent
R	Dale Mensing	23%	72,576

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 3

Winner

D	John Garamendi	58.1%	134,875
	Incumbent
R	Charlie Schaupp	41.9%	97,376

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 4

Winner

R	Tom McClintock	54.1%	184,401
	Incumbent
D	Jessica Morse	45.9%	156,253

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 5

Winner

D	Mike Thompson	78.9%	205,860
	Incumbent
N	Anthony Mills	21.1%	55,158

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 6

Winner

D	Doris Matsui	80.4%	162,411
	Incumbent
D	Jrmar Jefferson	19.6%	39,528

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 7

Winner

D	Ami Bera	55%	155,016
	Incumbent
R	Andrew Grant	45%	126,601

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 8

Winner

R	Paul Cook	60%	102,415
	Incumbent
R	Tim Donnelly	40%	68,370

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 9

Winner

D	Jerry McNerney	56.5%	113,414
	Incumbent
R	Marla Livengood	43.5%	87,349

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 97% Votes in

House 10

Apparent Winner gain

D	Josh Harder	52.3%	115,945
R	Jeff Denham	47.7%	105,955
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 11

Winner

D	Mark DeSaulnier	74.1%	204,369
	Incumbent
R	John Fitzgerald	25.9%	71,312

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 12

Winner

D	Nancy Pelosi	86.8%	275,292
	Incumbent
R	Lisa Remmer	13.2%	41,780

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 13

Winner

D	Barbara Lee	88.4%	260,580
	Incumbent
G	Laura Wells	11.6%	34,257

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 14

Winner

D	Jackie Speier	79.2%	211,384
	Incumbent
R	Cristina Osmena	20.8%	55,439

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 15

Winner

D	Eric Swalwell	73%	177,989
	Incumbent
R	Rudy Peters	27%	65,940

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 98% Votes in

House 16

Winner

D	Jim Costa	57.5%	82,266
	Incumbent
R	Elizabeth Heng	42.5%	60,693

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 17

Winner

D	Ro Khanna	75.3%	159,105
	Incumbent
R	Ron Cohen	24.7%	52,057

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 18

Winner

D	Anna Eshoo	74.5%	225,142
	Incumbent
R	Christine Russell	25.5%	77,096

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 19

Winner

D	Zoe Lofgren	73.8%	162,496
	Incumbent
R	Justin Aguilera	26.2%	57,823

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 20

Winner

D	Jimmy Panetta	81.4%	183,677
	Incumbent
N	Ronald Kabat	18.6%	42,044

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 21

Apparent Winner gain

D	TJ Cox	50.4%	57,239
R	David Valadao	49.6%	56,377
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 22

Winner

R	Devin Nunes	52.7%	117,243
	Incumbent
D	Andrew Janz	47.3%	105,136

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 23

Winner

R	Kevin McCarthy	63.7%	131,113
	Incumbent
D	Tatiana Matta	36.3%	74,661

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 24

Winner

D	Salud Carbajal	58.6%	166,550
	Incumbent
R	Justin Fareed	41.4%	117,881

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 25

Apparent Winner gain

D	Katie Hill	54.4%	133,209
R	Steve Knight	45.6%	111,813
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 26

Winner

D	Julia Brownley	61.9%	158,216
	Incumbent
R	Antonio Sabato Jr.	38.1%	97,210

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 27

Winner

D	Judy Chu	79.2%	160,504
	Incumbent
D	Bryan Witt	20.8%	42,132

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 28

Winner

D	Adam Schiff	78.4%	196,662
	Incumbent
R	Johnny Nalbandian	21.6%	54,272

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 29

Winner

D	Tony Cardenas	80.6%	124,697
	Incumbent
R	Benito Bernal	19.4%	29,995

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 30

Winner

D	Brad Sherman	73.4%	191,573
	Incumbent
R	Mark Reed	26.6%	69,420

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 99.4% Votes in

House 31

Winner

D	Pete Aguilar	58.7%	110,143
	Incumbent
R	Sean Flynn	41.3%	77,352

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 32

Winner

D	Grace Napolitano	68.8%	121,759
	Incumbent
R	Joshua Scott	31.2%	55,272

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 33

Winner

D	Ted Lieu	70%	219,091
	Incumbent
R	Kenneth Wright	30%	93,769

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 34

Winner

D	Jimmy Gomez	72.5%	110,195
	Incumbent
G	Kenneth Mejia	27.5%	41,711

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 35

Winner

D	Norma Torres	69.4%	103,420
	Incumbent
R	Christian Valiente	30.6%	45,604

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 36

Winner

D	Raul Ruiz	59%	122,169
	Incumbent
R	Kimberlin Brown Pelzer	41%	84,839

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 37

Winner

D	Karen Bass	89.1%	210,555
	Incumbent
R	Ron Bassilian	10.9%	25,823

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 38

Winner

D	Linda Sanchez	68.9%	139,188
	Incumbent
R	Ryan Downing	31.1%	62,968

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 39

Apparent Winner gain

D	Gil Cisneros	51.6%	126,002
R	Young Kim	48.4%	118,391

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 40

Winner

D	Lucille Roybal-Allard	77.3%	93,938
	Incumbent
G	Rodolfo Barragan	22.7%	27,511

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 41

Winner

D	Mark Takano	65.1%	108,227
	Incumbent
R	Aja Smith	34.9%	58,021

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 42

Winner

R	Ken Calvert	56.5%	131,040
	Incumbent
D	Julia Peacock	43.5%	100,892

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 43

Winner

D	Maxine Waters	77.7%	152,272
	Incumbent
R	Omar Navarro	22.3%	43,780

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 44

Winner

D	Nanette Barragan	68.3%	97,944
	Incumbent
D	Aja Brown	31.7%	45,378

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 45

Apparent Winner gain

D	Katie Porter	52.1%	158,906
R	Mimi Walters	47.9%	146,383
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 46

Winner

D	Lou Correa	69.1%	102,278
	Incumbent
R	Russell Lambert	30.9%	45,638

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 91.4% Votes in

House 47

Winner

D	Alan Lowenthal	64.9%	143,354
	Incumbent
R	John Briscoe	35.1%	77,682

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 93.6% Votes in

House 48

Apparent Winner gain

D	Harley Rouda	53.6%	157,837
R	Dana Rohrabacher	46.4%	136,899
	Incumbent

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 95.2% Votes in

House 49

Apparent Winner gain

D	Mike Levin	56.4%	166,453
R	Diane Harkey	43.6%	128,577

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 50

Winner

R	Duncan Hunter	51.7%	134,362
	Incumbent
D	Ammar Campa-Najjar	48.3%	125,448

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 51

Winner

D	Juan Vargas	71.2%	109,527
	Incumbent
R	Juan Hidalgo	28.8%	44,301

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 52

Winner

D	Scott Peters	63.8%	188,992
	Incumbent
R	Omar Qudrat	36.2%	107,015

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 53

Winner

D	Susan Davis	69.1%	185,667
	Incumbent
R	Morgan Murtaugh	30.9%	83,127

Dec 21 2018 2:06 pm ET 100% Votes in

California House Results

California Governor Results

Projected Winner

D	Gavin Newsom	61.9%	7,721,410
R	John Cox	38.1%	4,742,825

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 99% Votes in

Alameda County

D	Gavin Newsom	80.6%	462,558
R	John Cox	19.4%	111,677

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

Alpine County

D	Gavin Newsom	62.8%	386
R	John Cox	37.2%	229

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Amador County

R	John Cox	64.5%	11,356
D	Gavin Newsom	35.5%	6,237

Nov 30 2018 12:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Butte County

R	John Cox	53.2%	47,226
D	Gavin Newsom	46.8%	41,500

Nov 21 2018 8:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Calaveras County

R	John Cox	64.1%	13,845
D	Gavin Newsom	35.9%	7,765

Nov 28 2018 6:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Colusa County

R	John Cox	65.3%	3,764
D	Gavin Newsom	34.7%	1,999

Nov 21 2018 11:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Contra Costa County

D	Gavin Newsom	68.2%	283,805
R	John Cox	31.8%	132,345

Dec 03 2018 4:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Del Norte County

R	John Cox	58.7%	4,887
D	Gavin Newsom	41.3%	3,441

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

El Dorado County

R	John Cox	59.4%	53,140
D	Gavin Newsom	40.6%	36,297

Dec 04 2018 6:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Fresno County

R	John Cox	50.9%	128,974
D	Gavin Newsom	49.1%	124,332

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Glenn County

R	John Cox	70.9%	5,908
D	Gavin Newsom	29.1%	2,424

Nov 21 2018 2:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Humboldt County

D	Gavin Newsom	64.5%	33,455
R	John Cox	35.5%	18,418

Dec 05 2018 4:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Imperial County

D	Gavin Newsom	61.7%	20,573
R	John Cox	38.3%	12,785

Dec 04 2018 12:19 pm ET 100% Votes in

Inyo County

R	John Cox	55.3%	4,018
D	Gavin Newsom	44.7%	3,244

Nov 20 2018 7:59 pm ET 100% Votes in

Kern County

R	John Cox	58.9%	119,870
D	Gavin Newsom	41.1%	83,507

Dec 03 2018 4:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Kings County

R	John Cox	59.4%	17,976
D	Gavin Newsom	40.6%	12,275

Dec 01 2018 4:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Lake County

D	Gavin Newsom	51.4%	10,869
R	John Cox	48.6%	10,280

Dec 07 2018 9:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Lassen County

R	John Cox	77.3%	6,973
D	Gavin Newsom	22.7%	2,043

Nov 20 2018 6:24 pm ET 100% Votes in

Los Angeles County

D	Gavin Newsom	71.9%	2,114,699
R	John Cox	28.1%	826,402

Nov 30 2018 3:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Madera County

R	John Cox	61%	23,488
D	Gavin Newsom	39%	15,037

Nov 21 2018 5:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Marin County

D	Gavin Newsom	79.5%	103,671
R	John Cox	20.5%	26,750

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Mariposa County

R	John Cox	61.3%	5,043
D	Gavin Newsom	38.7%	3,183

Dec 03 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Mendocino County

D	Gavin Newsom	66.3%	22,152
R	John Cox	33.7%	11,255

Nov 29 2018 9:30 pm ET 100% Votes in

Merced County

D	Gavin Newsom	52%	30,783
R	John Cox	48%	28,424

Dec 02 2018 10:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Modoc County

R	John Cox	76.2%	2,628
D	Gavin Newsom	23.8%	820

Nov 28 2018 10:45 am ET 100% Votes in

Mono County

D	Gavin Newsom	55.8%	2,706
R	John Cox	44.2%	2,147

Nov 19 2018 9:58 pm ET 100% Votes in

Monterey County

D	Gavin Newsom	66%	76,648
R	John Cox	34%	39,516

Nov 27 2018 12:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Napa County

D	Gavin Newsom	64.8%	36,513
R	John Cox	35.2%	19,834

Nov 29 2018 6:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Nevada County

D	Gavin Newsom	52.9%	27,985
R	John Cox	47.1%	24,882

Nov 29 2018 6:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Orange County

D	Gavin Newsom	50.1%	543,047
R	John Cox	49.9%	539,951

Dec 01 2018 12:05 am ET 100% Votes in

Placer County

R	John Cox	58.8%	103,157
D	Gavin Newsom	41.2%	72,270

Dec 06 2018 8:31 pm ET 100% Votes in

Plumas County

R	John Cox	62.8%	5,807
D	Gavin Newsom	37.2%	3,433

Nov 27 2018 12:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

Riverside County

R	John Cox	50.2%	322,243
D	Gavin Newsom	49.8%	319,845

Dec 07 2018 9:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sacramento County

D	Gavin Newsom	58.8%	302,696
R	John Cox	41.2%	212,010

Nov 30 2018 7:19 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Benito County

D	Gavin Newsom	56.1%	11,274
R	John Cox	43.9%	8,815

Nov 28 2018 6:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Bernardino County

D	Gavin Newsom	51.5%	276,874
R	John Cox	48.5%	260,379

Dec 06 2018 8:31 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Diego County

D	Gavin Newsom	56.9%	658,346
R	John Cox	43.1%	499,532

Dec 06 2018 6:55 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Francisco County

D	Gavin Newsom	86.4%	312,181
R	John Cox	13.6%	49,181

Nov 28 2018 10:45 am ET 100% Votes in

San Joaquin County

D	Gavin Newsom	52.2%	101,474
R	John Cox	47.8%	92,966

Dec 07 2018 12:11 am ET 100% Votes in

San Luis Obispo County

D	Gavin Newsom	51.6%	65,117
R	John Cox	48.4%	61,137

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

San Mateo County

D	Gavin Newsom	75.2%	213,282
R	John Cox	24.8%	70,242

Dec 06 2018 9:10 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Barbara County

D	Gavin Newsom	60.5%	93,841
R	John Cox	39.5%	61,300

Dec 06 2018 1:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Clara County

D	Gavin Newsom	71.4%	438,758
R	John Cox	28.6%	175,791

Dec 06 2018 1:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Santa Cruz County

D	Gavin Newsom	76.8%	91,523
R	John Cox	23.2%	27,665

Dec 05 2018 10:34 am ET 100% Votes in

Shasta County

R	John Cox	71.1%	49,825
D	Gavin Newsom	28.9%	20,256

Nov 21 2018 5:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sierra County

R	John Cox	64.1%	1,068
D	Gavin Newsom	35.9%	599

Nov 15 2018 5:27 pm ET 100% Votes in

Siskiyou County

R	John Cox	60.3%	10,946
D	Gavin Newsom	39.7%	7,218

Nov 30 2018 10:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Solano County

D	Gavin Newsom	61.3%	89,694
R	John Cox	38.7%	56,627

Nov 28 2018 3:34 pm ET 100% Votes in

Sonoma County

D	Gavin Newsom	72.3%	152,040
R	John Cox	27.7%	58,338

Dec 03 2018 10:40 pm ET 100% Votes in

Stanislaus County

R	John Cox	50.8%	79,751
D	Gavin Newsom	49.2%	77,220

Dec 01 2018 1:39 am ET 100% Votes in

Sutter County

R	John Cox	63%	18,953
D	Gavin Newsom	37%	11,122

Nov 28 2018 9:35 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tehama County

R	John Cox	72.5%	15,137
D	Gavin Newsom	27.5%	5,756

Nov 21 2018 5:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Trinity County

R	John Cox	57.7%	3,075
D	Gavin Newsom	42.3%	2,250

Nov 15 2018 8:28 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tulare County

R	John Cox	57.2%	57,012
D	Gavin Newsom	42.8%	42,702

Dec 04 2018 9:20 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tuolumne County

R	John Cox	61.1%	14,580
D	Gavin Newsom	38.9%	9,294

Nov 21 2018 8:04 pm ET 100% Votes in

Ventura County

D	Gavin Newsom	55.6%	171,729
R	John Cox	44.4%	137,393

Dec 03 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Yolo County

D	Gavin Newsom	67.8%	49,759
R	John Cox	32.2%	23,611

Nov 30 2018 7:39 pm ET 100% Votes in

Yuba County

R	John Cox	64%	12,293
D	Gavin Newsom	36%	6,903

Nov 27 2018 3:29 pm ET 100% Votes in

California Governor Results

Initiatives

Proposition 6 - Repeal Gas Tax: Repeals tax law for road repairs & public transit

	No	56.8%
	Yes	43.2%

Updated: 6/16/21, 4:51 pm ET 100% Votes in

Proposition 10 - Rent Control: State cannot limit type of rent control in place

	No	59.4%
	Yes	40.6%

Updated: 6/16/21, 4:51 pm ET 100% Votes in

California Senate Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 13 2018 2:50 pm ET

de Leon

Feinstein

de Leon Feinstein

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%

California Senate Exit Poll results

California Governor Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 13 2018 2:50 pm ET

Newsom

Cox

Newsom Cox

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%

California Governor Exit Poll results