Year | Type | Turnout | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other | Total Votes |
2022 |
G |
36% |
Gavin Newsom* (D) |
6,470,099 |
59.2% |
Brian Dahle (R) |
4,462,910 |
40.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,933,009 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022 included:
|
2022 |
S3 |
36% |
Alex Padilla* (D) |
6,621,616 |
61.1% |
Mark Meuser (R) |
4,222,025 |
38.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,843,641 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022 included:
|
|
2018 |
G |
42% |
Gavin Newsom (D) |
7,721,410 |
61.9% |
John H. Cox (R) |
4,742,825 |
38.1% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,464,235 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included:
|
2018 |
S1 |
38% |
Dianne Feinstein* (D) |
6,019,422 |
54.2% |
Kevin DeLeon (D) |
5,093,942 |
45.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
11,113,364 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018 included:
|
2016 |
S3 |
42% |
Kamala Harris (D) |
7,542,753 |
61.6% |
Loretta Sanchez (D) |
4,701,417 |
38.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,244,170 |
[-] Other candidates in 2016 included:
|
2014 |
G |
26% |
Jerry Brown* (D) |
4,388,368 |
60.0% |
Neel Kashkari (R) |
2,929,213 |
40.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,317,581 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014 included:
|
2012 |
S1 |
44% |
Dianne Feinstein* (D) |
7,864,624 |
62.5% |
Elizabeth Emken (R) |
4,713,887 |
37.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,578,511 |
[-] Other candidates in 2012 included:
|
2010 |
G |
36% |
Jerry Brown (D) |
5,428,458 |
53.8% |
Meg Whitman (R) |
4,127,371 |
40.9% |
539,310 [+] |
5.3% |
10,095,139 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included:
Chelene Nightingale (American Independent) 166,308 (1.6%);
Dale Ogden (Libertarian) 150,898 (1.5%);
Laura Wells (Green) 129,231 (1.3%);
Carlos Alvarez (Peace & Freedom) 92,856 (0.9%);
|
2010 |
S3 |
36% |
Barbara Boxer* (D) |
5,218,441 |
52.2% |
Carly Fiorina (R) |
4,217,366 |
42.2% |
564,307 [+] |
5.6% |
10,000,114 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010 included:
Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian) 175,242 (1.8%);
Marsha Feinland (Peace & Freedom) 135,093 (1.4%);
Duane Roberts (Green) 128,510 (1.3%);
Ed Noonan (American Independent) 125,441 (1.3%);
|
|
2006 |
G |
33% |
Arnold Schwarzenegger* (R) |
4,850,157 |
55.9% |
Phil Angelides (D) |
3,376,732 |
38.9% |
452,527 [+] |
5.2% |
8,679,416 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included:
Peter Camejo (Green) 205,995 (2.4%);
Art Olivier (Libertarian) 114,329 (1.3%);
Janice Jordan (Peace & Freedom) 69,934 (0.8%);
Ed Noonan (American Independent) 61,901 (0.7%);
|
2006 |
S1 |
33% |
Dianne Feinstein* (D) |
5,076,289 |
59.4% |
Dick Mountjoy (R) |
2,990,822 |
35.0% |
474,365 [+] |
5.6% |
8,541,476 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006 included:
Todd Chretien (Green) 147,074 (1.7%);
Michael Metti (Libertarian) 133,851 (1.6%);
Marsha Feinland (Peace & Freedom) 117,764 (1.4%);
Don Grundmann (American Independent) 75,350 (0.9%);
|
2004 |
S3 |
47% |
Barbara Boxer* (D) |
6,955,728 |
57.7% |
Bill Jones (R) |
4,555,922 |
37.8% |
541,645 [+] |
4.5% |
12,053,295 |
[-] Other candidates in 2004 included:
Marsha Feinland (Peace & Freedom) 243,846 (2.0%);
Jim Gray (Libertarian) 216,522 (1.8%);
Don Grundmann (American Independent) 81,224 (0.7%);
|
2003 |
G |
34% |
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) |
4,206,217 |
48.6% |
Cruz Bustamante (D) |
2,724,852 |
31.5% |
1,726,734 [+] |
19.9% |
8,657,803 |
[-] Other candidates in 2003 included:
Tom McClintock (R) 1,161,264 (13.4%);
Peter Camejo (Green) 242,247 (2.8%);
Arianna Huffington (I) 47,505 (0.5%);
Peter Ueberroth (R) 25,134 (0.3%);
Larry Flynt (D) 17,458 (0.2%);
Gary Coleman (I) 14,242 (0.2%);
George Schwartzman (I) 12,382 (0.1%);
Mary Cook (I) 11,179 (0.1%);
Bruce Margolin (D) 9,188 (0.1%);
Bill Simon (R) 8,913 (0.1%);
Van Vo (R) 7,226 (0.1%);
John Burton (I) 6,748 (0.1%);
David Robinson (D) 6,496 (0.1%);
Leo Gallagher (I) 5,466 (0.1%);
Cheryl Bly-Chester (R) 5,297 (0.1%);
Lawrence Strauss (D) 5,245 (0.1%);
Ronald Palmeiri (D) 4,221 (0.0%);
Calvin Louie (D) 3,906 (0.0%);
Badi Badiozamani (I) 3,404 (0.0%);
Audie Bock (D) 3,358 (0.0%);
Ralph Hernandez (D) 3,199 (0.0%);
Ed Kennedy (D) 3,007 (0.0%);
Dan Feinstein (D) 2,927 (0.0%);
Bob McClain (I) 2,857 (0.0%);
James Green (D) 2,848 (0.0%);
Garrett Gruener (D) 2,562 (0.0%);
null Angelyne (I) 2,536 (0.0%);
Paul Mariano (D) 2,455 (0.0%);
Ivan Hall (Green) 2,346 (0.0%);
Jim Weir (D) 2,328 (0.0%);
Jerry Kunzman (I) 2,317 (0.0%);
Ned Roscoe (Libertarian) 2,250 (0.0%);
Georgy Russell (D) 2,216 (0.0%);
Jonathan Miller (D) 2,214 (0.0%);
Jack Grisham (I) 2,200 (0.0%);
Christopher Sproul (D) 2,039 (0.0%);
Daniel Watts (Green) 2,021 (0.0%);
Ken Hamidi (Libertarian) 1,948 (0.0%);
Marc Valdez (D) 1,840 (0.0%);
Frank Macaluso (D) 1,801 (0.0%);
Danny Ramirez (D) 1,778 (0.0%);
Randall Sprague (R) 1,771 (0.0%);
Brooke Adams (I) 1,713 (0.0%);
Mohammad Arif (I) 1,709 (0.0%);
Nathan Walton (I) 1,697 (0.0%);
Jack Hickey (Libertarian) 1,689 (0.0%);
Mike Schmeier (D) 1,652 (0.0%);
C.T. Weber (Peace & Freedom) 1,626 (0.0%);
Diana Foss (D) 1,577 (0.0%);
Michael Wozniak (D) 1,562 (0.0%);
B.E. Smith (I) 1,545 (0.0%);
Lingel Winters (D) 1,466 (0.0%);
Richard Simmons (I) 1,422 (0.0%);
Joe Guzzardi (D) 1,419 (0.0%);
Mike McCarthy (I) 1,351 (0.0%);
Art Brown (D) 1,344 (0.0%);
Leonard Padilla (I) 1,343 (0.0%);
Iris Adam (Natural Law) 1,297 (0.0%);
Maurice Walker (Green) 1,236 (0.0%);
Trek Kelly (I) 1,210 (0.0%);
Vik Bajwa (D) 1,168 (0.0%);
David Sams (R) 1,166 (0.0%);
Darin Price (Natural Law) 1,152 (0.0%);
Charles Pineda (American Independent) 1,104 (0.0%);
Jack Mortensen (D) 1,078 (0.0%);
Sara Ann Hanlon (I) 1,077 (0.0%);
Diane Templin (American Independent) 1,067 (0.0%);
Dick Lane (D) 1,065 (0.0%);
Jim Hoffmann (R) 1,046 (0.0%);
Bill Vaughn (D) 1,028 (0.0%);
|
2002 |
G |
30% |
Gray Davis* (D) |
3,533,490 |
47.3% |
Bill Simon (R) |
3,169,801 |
42.4% |
770,739 [+] |
10.3% |
7,474,030 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002 included:
Peter Camejo (Green) 393,036 (5.3%);
Gary Copeland (Libertarian) 161,203 (2.2%);
Ron Gulke (American Independent) 128,035 (1.7%);
Iris Adam (Natural Law) 88,415 (1.2%);
|
2000 |
S1 |
43% |
Dianne Feinstein* (D) |
5,932,522 |
55.8% |
Tom Campbell (R) |
3,886,853 |
36.6% |
804,239 [+] |
7.6% |
10,623,614 |
[-] Other candidates in 2000 included:
Medea Benjamin (Green) 326,828 (3.1%);
Gail Lightfoot (Libertarian) 187,718 (1.8%);
Diane Templin (American Independent) 134,598 (1.3%);
Jose Camahort (Reform) 96,552 (0.9%);
Brian Rees (Natural Law) 58,537 (0.6%);
|
|
1998 |
S3 |
34% |
Barbara Boxer* (D) |
4,411,705 |
53.1% |
Matt Fong (R) |
3,576,351 |
43.0% |
326,897 [+] |
3.9% |
8,314,953 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998 included:
Ted Brown (Libertarian) 93,959 (1.1%);
Timothy Erich (Reform) 82,950 (1.0%);
Joseph Perrin (American Independent) 54,711 (0.7%);
Ophie Beltran (Peace & Freedom) 48,707 (0.6%);
Brian Rees (Natural Law) 46,570 (0.6%);
|
1998 |
G |
34% |
Gray Davis (D) |
4,860,702 |
58.0% |
Dan Lungren (R) |
3,218,030 |
38.4% |
306,464 [+] |
3.7% |
8,385,196 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998 included:
Dan Hamburg (Green) 104,179 (1.2%);
Steve Kubby (Libertarian) 73,845 (0.9%);
Gloria La Riva (Peace & Freedom) 59,218 (0.7%);
Nathan Johnson (American Independent) 37,964 (0.5%);
Harold Bloomfield (Natural Law) 31,237 (0.4%);
|
1994 |
S1 |
37% |
Dianne Feinstein* (D) |
3,979,152 |
46.7% |
Michael Huffington (R) |
3,817,025 |
44.8% |
717,912 [+] |
8.4% |
8,514,089 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included:
Elizabeth Barron (Peace & Freedom) 255,301 (3.0%);
Richard Boddie (Libertarian) 179,100 (2.1%);
Paul Meeuwenberg (American Independent) 142,771 (1.7%);
Barbara Blong (Green) 140,567 (1.7%);
|
1994 |
G |
37% |
Pete Wilson* (R) |
4,781,766 |
55.2% |
Kathleen Brown (D) |
3,519,799 |
40.6% |
363,810 [+] |
4.2% |
8,665,375 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994 included:
Dick Rider (Libertarian) 149,123 (1.7%);
Jerry McCready (American Independent) 133,734 (1.5%);
Gloria La Riva (Peace & Freedom) 80,354 (0.9%);
|
1992 |
S1 |
48% |
Dianne Feinstein (D) |
5,853,651 |
54.3% |
John Seymour (R) |
4,093,501 |
38.0% |
835,591 [+] |
7.7% |
10,782,743 |
[-] Other candidates in 1992 included:
Gerald Horne (Peace & Freedom) 305,697 (2.8%);
Paul Meeuwenberg (American Independent) 281,972 (2.6%);
Richard Boddie (Libertarian) 244,799 (2.3%);
|
1992 |
S3 |
48% |
Barbara Boxer (D) |
5,173,467 |
47.9% |
Bruce Herschensohn (R) |
4,644,182 |
43.0% |
982,054 [+] |
9.1% |
10,799,703 |
[-] Other candidates in 1992 included:
Jerry McCready (American Independent) 373,051 (3.5%);
Genevieve Torres (Peace & Freedom) 372,817 (3.5%);
June Genis (Libertarian) 235,919 (2.2%);
|
1990 |
G |
35% |
Pete Wilson (R) |
3,791,904 |
49.2% |
Dianne Feinstein (D) |
3,525,197 |
45.8% |
382,366 [+] |
5.0% |
7,699,467 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990 included:
Dennis Thompson (Libertarian) 145,628 (1.9%);
Jerry McCready (American Independent) 139,661 (1.8%);
Maria Munoz (Peace & Freedom) 96,842 (1.3%);
|
|
1988 |
S1 |
46% |
Pete Wilson* (R) |
5,143,409 |
52.8% |
Leo McCarthy (D) |
4,287,253 |
44.0% |
312,936 [+] |
3.2% |
9,743,598 |
[-] Other candidates in 1988 included:
Elizabeth Munoz (Peace & Freedom) 166,600 (1.7%);
Jack Dean (Libertarian) 79,997 (0.8%);
Merton Short (American Independent) 66,291 (0.7%);
|
1986 |
S3 |
37% |
Alan Cranston* (D) |
3,646,672 |
49.3% |
Ed Zschau (R) |
3,541,804 |
47.9% |
210,073 [+] |
2.8% |
7,398,549 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986 included:
Ed Vallen (American) 109,916 (1.5%);
Breck McKinley (Libertarian) 66,261 (0.9%);
Paul Kangas (Peace & Freedom) 33,869 (0.5%);
|
1986 |
G |
37% |
George Deukmejian* (R) |
4,506,601 |
60.5% |
Tom Bradley (D) |
2,781,714 |
37.4% |
155,236 [+] |
2.1% |
7,443,551 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986 included:
Joseph Fuhrig (Libertarian) 52,628 (0.7%);
Maria Munoz (Peace & Freedom) 51,995 (0.7%);
Gary Miller (American Independent) 50,547 (0.7%);
|
1982 |
G |
43% |
George Deukmejian (R) |
3,881,014 |
49.3% |
Tom Bradley (D) |
3,787,669 |
48.1% |
208,015 [+] |
2.6% |
7,876,698 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included:
Dan Dougherty (Libertarian) 81,076 (1.0%);
Elizabeth Martinez (Peace & Freedom) 70,327 (0.9%);
James Griffin (American Independent) 56,249 (0.7%);
|
1982 |
S1 |
42% |
Pete Wilson (R) |
4,022,565 |
51.5% |
Jerry Brown (D) |
3,494,968 |
44.8% |
288,005 [+] |
3.7% |
7,805,538 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982 included:
Joseph Fuhrig (Libertarian) 107,720 (1.4%);
David Wald (Peace & Freedom) 96,388 (1.2%);
Theresa Dietrich (American Independent) 83,809 (1.1%);
|
1980 |
S3 |
47% |
Alan Cranston* (D) |
4,705,399 |
56.5% |
Paul Gann (R) |
3,093,426 |
37.1% |
528,656 [+] |
6.3% |
8,327,481 |
[-] Other candidates in 1980 included:
David Bergland (Libertarian) 202,481 (2.4%);
David Wald (Peace & Freedom) 196,354 (2.4%);
James Griffin (American Independent) 129,648 (1.6%);
|
|
1978 |
G |
47% |
Jerry Brown* (D) |
3,878,812 |
56.0% |
Evelle Younger (R) |
2,526,534 |
36.5% |
517,032 [+] |
7.5% |
6,922,378 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978 included:
Ed Clark (I) 377,960 (5.5%);
Marilyn Seals (Peace & Freedom) 70,864 (1.0%);
Theresa Dietrich (American Independent) 67,103 (1.0%);
|
1976 |
S1 |
49% |
Sam Hayakawa (R) |
3,748,973 |
50.2% |
John Tunney* (D) |
3,502,862 |
46.9% |
220,433 [+] |
3.0% |
7,472,268 |
[-] Other candidates in 1976 included:
David Wald (Peace & Freedom) 104,383 (1.4%);
Jack McCoy (American Independent) 82,739 (1.1%);
Omari Musa (I) 31,629 (0.4%);
|
1974 |
G |
46% |
Jerry Brown (D) |
3,131,648 |
50.1% |
Houston Flournoy (R) |
2,952,954 |
47.3% |
163,468 [+] |
2.6% |
6,248,070 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974 included:
Edmon Kaiser (American Independent) 83,869 (1.3%);
Elizabeth Keathley (Peace & Freedom) 75,004 (1.2%);
|
1974 |
S3 |
45% |
Alan Cranston* (D) |
3,693,160 |
60.5% |
Bill Richardson (R) |
2,210,267 |
36.2% |
199,005 [+] |
3.3% |
6,102,432 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974 included:
Jack McCoy (American Independent) 101,145 (1.7%);
Gayle Justice (Peace & Freedom) 96,436 (1.6%);
|
1970 |
G |
51% |
Ronald Reagan* (R) |
3,439,664 |
52.8% |
Jess Unruh (D) |
2,938,607 |
45.1% |
131,801 [+] |
2.0% |
6,510,072 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included:
Ricardo Romo (Peace & Freedom) 65,954 (1.0%);
William Shearer (American Independent) 65,847 (1.0%);
|
1970 |
S1 |
51% |
John Tunney (D) |
3,496,558 |
53.9% |
George Murphy* (R) |
2,877,617 |
44.3% |
117,982 [+] |
1.8% |
6,492,157 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970 included:
Charles Ripley (American Independent) 61,251 (0.9%);
Robert Scheer (Peace & Freedom) 56,731 (0.9%);
|
|
1968 |
S3 |
59% |
Alan Cranston (D) |
3,680,352 |
51.8% |
Max Rafferty (R) |
3,329,148 |
46.9% |
92,965 [+] |
1.3% |
7,102,465 |
[-] Other candidates in 1968 included:
Paul Jacobs (Peace & Freedom) 92,965 (1.3%);
|
1966 |
G |
57% |
Ronald Reagan (R) |
3,742,913 |
57.6% |
Pat Brown* (D) |
2,749,174 |
42.3% |
11,358 |
0.2% |
6,503,445 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966 included:
|
1964 |
S1 |
64% |
George Murphy (R) |
3,628,555 |
51.5% |
Pierre Salinger* (D) |
3,411,912 |
48.5% |
1,354 |
0.0% |
7,041,821 |
[-] Other candidates in 1964 included:
|
1962 |
S3 |
54% |
Thomas Kuchel* (R) |
3,180,483 |
56.3% |
Richard Richards (D) |
2,452,839 |
43.4% |
14,630 [+] |
0.3% |
5,647,952 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962 included:
Howard Jarvis (I) 9,963 (0.2%);
Linus Paulding (I) 2,694 (0.0%);
Edward Brothers (I) 284 (0.0%);
|
1962 |
G |
56% |
Pat Brown* (D) |
3,037,109 |
51.9% |
Richard Nixon (R) |
2,740,351 |
46.8% |
75,810 [+] |
1.3% |
5,853,270 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962 included:
Robert Wyckoff (Prohibition) 69,700 (1.2%);
|
|
1958 |
S1 |
52% |
Clair Engle (D) |
2,927,693 |
57.0% |
Goodwin Knight (R) |
2,204,337 |
42.9% |
3,191 [+] |
0.1% |
5,135,221 |
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included:
Jesse Ritchie (I) 892 (0.0%);
Ray Pollard (I) 281 (0.0%);
|
1958 |
G |
53% |
Pat Brown (D) |
3,140,076 |
59.7% |
William Knowland (R) |
2,110,911 |
40.2% |
4,790 |
0.1% |
5,255,777 |
[-] Other candidates in 1958 included:
|
1956 |
S3 |
58% |
Thomas Kuchel* (R) |
2,892,918 |
54.0% |
Richard Richards (D) |
2,445,816 |
45.6% |
22,733 [+] |
0.4% |
5,361,467 |
[-] Other candidates in 1956 included:
Ray Gourley (Prohibition) 22,410 (0.4%);
|
1954 |
S3 |
46% |
Thomas Kuchel (R) |
2,090,836 |
53.2% |
Sam Yorty (D) |
1,788,071 |
45.5% |
50,761 [+] |
1.3% |
3,929,668 |
[-] Other candidates in 1954 included:
Isobel Cerney (Indep. Progressive) 50,506 (1.3%);
|
1954 |
G |
47% |
Goodwin Knight (R) |
2,290,519 |
56.8% |
Richard Graves (D) |
1,739,368 |
43.2% |
481 |
0.0% |
4,030,368 |
[-] Other candidates in 1954 included:
|
1952 |
S1 |
58% |
William Knowland* (R,D) |
3,982,448 |
87.7% |
Reuben Borough (Indep. Progressive) |
542,270 |
11.9% |
17,830 [+] |
0.4% |
4,542,548 |
[-] Other candidates in 1952 included:
Helen Gahagan Douglas (I) 11,812 (0.3%);
|
1950 |
S3 |
51% |
Richard Nixon (R) |
2,183,454 |
59.2% |
Helen Gahagan Douglas (D) |
1,502,507 |
40.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
3,685,961 |
[-] Other candidates in 1950 included:
|
1950 |
G |
53% |
Earl Warren* (R) |
2,461,754 |
64.8% |
James Roosevelt (D) |
1,333,856 |
35.1% |
480 |
0.0% |
3,796,090 |
[-] Other candidates in 1950 included:
|
|
1946 |
S1 |
41% |
William Knowland* (R) |
1,428,067 |
54.1% |
Will Rogers, Jr. (D) |
1,167,161 |
44.2% |
42,839 [+] |
1.6% |
2,638,067 |
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included:
Douglas Corrigan (Prohibition) 42,683 (1.6%);
Herbert Steiner (I) 156 (0.0%);
|
1946 |
S1 |
9% |
William Knowland* (R) |
425,273 |
77.5% |
Will Rogers, Jr. (D) |
90,723 |
16.5% |
32,706 [+] |
6.0% |
548,702 |
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included:
George McLain (I) 17,883 (3.3%);
Ellis Patterson (I) 3,889 (0.7%);
Douglas Corrigan (Prohibition) 2,464 (0.4%);
Vic Paulsen (I) 1,616 (0.3%);
Moody Staten (I) 1,494 (0.3%);
Hartley Peart (I) 1,383 (0.3%);
George Highley (I) 1,268 (0.2%);
James Moran (I) 918 (0.2%);
Ben Rinaldo (I) 765 (0.1%);
Aubrey Lewis (I) 519 (0.1%);
Frank Merriam (R) 507 (0.1%);
|
1946 |
G |
40% |
Earl Warren* (R,D) |
2,344,542 |
91.6% |
Henry Schmidt (I) |
180,579 |
7.1% |
34,423 |
1.3% |
2,559,544 |
[-] Other candidates in 1946 included:
|
1944 |
S3 |
56% |
Sheridan Downey* (D) |
1,728,155 |
52.3% |
Frederick Houser (R) |
1,576,553 |
47.7% |
0 |
0.0% |
3,304,708 |
[-] Other candidates in 1944 included:
|
1942 |
G |
41% |
Earl Warren (R) |
1,275,237 |
57.1% |
Culbert Olson* (D) |
932,995 |
41.8% |
26,136 [+] |
1.2% |
2,234,368 |
[-] Other candidates in 1942 included:
Nathan Porter (Townsend) 15,496 (0.7%);
Fred Dyster (Prohibition) 10,640 (0.5%);
|
1940 |
S1 |
55% |
Hiram Johnson* (R,Prog) |
2,238,899 |
82.6% |
Fred Dyster (Prohibition) |
366,044 |
13.5% |
104,893 [+] |
3.9% |
2,709,836 |
[-] Other candidates in 1940 included:
Anita Whitney (Communist) 97,478 (3.6%);
John Ford (I (write-in)) 7,415 (0.3%);
|
|
1938 |
G |
58% |
Culbert Olson (D) |
1,391,734 |
52.5% |
Frank Merriam* (R) |
1,171,019 |
44.2% |
88,169 [+] |
3.3% |
2,650,922 |
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included:
Raymond Haight (Progressive) 64,418 (2.4%);
Robert Noble (Commonwealth) 23,787 (0.9%);
|
1938 |
S3 |
55% |
Sheridan Downey (D,Prog+) |
1,372,314 |
54.4% |
Philip Bancroft (R) |
1,126,240 |
44.7% |
22,569 [+] |
0.9% |
2,521,123 |
[-] Other candidates in 1938 included:
Lillian Clements (Socialist) 22,569 (0.9%);
|
Year | Type | Turnout | Winner | Runner-Up |
Other | Total Votes |
|
2022 |
AG |
36% |
Rob Bonta* (D) |
6,339,436 |
59.1% |
Nathan Hochman (R) |
4,390,424 |
40.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,729,860 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
2022 |
CON |
36% |
Malia Cohen (D) |
5,936,852 |
55.3% |
Lanhee Chen (R) |
4,789,340 |
44.7% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,726,192 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
2022 |
INS |
35% |
Ricardo Lara* (D) |
6,355,910 |
59.9% |
Robert Howell (R) |
4,249,387 |
40.1% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,605,297 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
2022 |
LG |
36% |
Eleni Kounalakis* (D) |
6,418,114 |
59.7% |
Angela Jacobs (R) |
4,332,598 |
40.3% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,750,712 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
2022 |
SOS |
36% |
Shirley Weber* (D) |
6,462,159 |
60.1% |
Rob Bernosky (R) |
4,298,526 |
39.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,760,685 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
2022 |
TRE |
36% |
Fiona Ma* (D) |
6,287,071 |
58.8% |
Jack Guerrero (R) |
4,405,777 |
41.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,692,848 |
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
|
|
2018 |
AG |
42% |
Xavier Becerra* (D) |
7,790,743 |
63.6% |
Steven Bailey (R) |
4,465,587 |
36.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,256,330 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
2018 |
CON |
42% |
Betty Yee* (D) |
8,013,067 |
65.5% |
Konstantinos Roditis (R) |
4,229,480 |
34.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,242,547 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
2018 |
INS |
40% |
Ricardo Lara (D) |
6,186,039 |
52.9% |
Steve Poizner (I) |
5,515,293 |
47.1% |
0 |
0.0% |
11,701,332 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
2018 |
LG |
36% |
Eleni Kounalakis (D) |
5,914,068 |
56.6% |
Ed Hernandez (D) |
4,543,863 |
43.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
10,457,931 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
2018 |
SOS |
42% |
Alex Padilla* (D) |
7,909,521 |
64.5% |
Mark Meuser (R) |
4,362,545 |
35.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,272,066 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
2018 |
TRE |
42% |
Fiona Ma (D) |
7,825,587 |
64.1% |
Greg Conlon (R) |
4,376,816 |
35.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
12,202,403 |
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
|
|
2014 |
AG |
25% |
Kamala Harris* (D) |
4,102,649 |
57.5% |
Ronald Gold (R) |
3,033,476 |
42.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,136,125 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
2014 |
CON |
25% |
Betty Yee (D) |
3,810,304 |
54.0% |
Ashley Swearengin (R) |
3,249,668 |
46.0% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,059,972 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
2014 |
INS |
24% |
Dave Jones* (D) |
4,038,165 |
57.5% |
Ted Gaines (R) |
2,981,951 |
42.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,020,116 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
2014 |
LG |
25% |
Gavin Newsom* (D) |
4,107,051 |
57.2% |
Ron Nehring (R) |
3,078,039 |
42.8% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,185,090 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
2014 |
SOS |
25% |
Alex Padilla* (D) |
3,799,711 |
53.6% |
Pete Peterson (R) |
3,285,334 |
46.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,085,045 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
2014 |
TRE |
25% |
John Chiang (D) |
4,176,793 |
58.8% |
Greg Conlon (R) |
2,925,895 |
41.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
7,102,688 |
[-] Other candidates in 2014:
|
|
2010 |
AG |
35% |
Kamala Harris (D) |
4,442,781 |
46.1% |
Steve Cooley (R) |
4,368,624 |
45.3% |
835,871 [+] |
8.7% |
9,647,276 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Peter Allen (Grn) 258,879 (2.7%);
Timothy Hannan (Lbt) 246,583 (2.6%);
Diane Templin (AIP) 169,993 (1.8%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 160,416 (1.7%);
|
2010 |
CON |
35% |
John Chiang* (D) |
5,325,357 |
55.1% |
Tony Strickland (R) |
3,487,014 |
36.1% |
847,506 [+] |
8.8% |
9,659,877 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Andy Favor (Lbt) 292,441 (3.0%);
Karen Martinez (PFP) 209,638 (2.2%);
Ross Frankel (Grn) 191,282 (2.0%);
Lawrence Belz (AIP) 154,145 (1.6%);
|
2010 |
INS |
34% |
Dave Jones (D) |
4,765,400 |
50.6% |
Mike Villines (R) |
3,540,626 |
37.6% |
1,116,826 [+] |
11.9% |
9,422,852 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Rick Bronstein (Lbt) 372,676 (4.0%);
Dina Padilla (PFP) 293,502 (3.1%);
William Balderston (Grn) 252,301 (2.7%);
Clay Pedersen (AIP) 198,347 (2.1%);
|
2010 |
LG |
35% |
Gavin Newsom (D) |
4,917,880 |
50.1% |
Abel Maldonado* (R) |
3,820,971 |
38.9% |
1,073,984 [+] |
10.9% |
9,812,835 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Pamela Brown (Lbt) 574,636 (5.9%);
Jim King (AIP) 184,901 (1.9%);
Jimi Castillo (Grn) 163,982 (1.7%);
C.T. Weber (PFP) 116,346 (1.2%);
Karen England (I) 34,119 (0.3%);
|
2010 |
SOS |
34% |
Debra Bowen* (D) |
5,105,307 |
53.2% |
Damon Dunn (R) |
3,666,407 |
38.2% |
827,593 [+] |
8.6% |
9,599,307 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Ann Menasche (Grn) 286,694 (3.0%);
Christina Tobin (Lbt) 214,347 (2.2%);
Marylou Cabral (PFP) 164,450 (1.7%);
Merton Short (AIP) 162,102 (1.7%);
|
2010 |
TRE |
34% |
Bill Lockyer* (D) |
5,433,222 |
56.5% |
Mimi Walters (R) |
3,479,709 |
36.2% |
711,041 [+] |
7.4% |
9,623,972 |
[-] Other candidates in 2010:
Kit Crittenden (Grn) 231,160 (2.4%);
Edward Teyssier (Lbt) 218,384 (2.3%);
Robert Lauten (AIP) 135,931 (1.4%);
Debra Reiger (PFP) 125,566 (1.3%);
|
|
2006 |
AG |
32% |
Jerry Brown (D) |
4,756,184 |
56.3% |
Chuck Poochigian (R) |
3,220,429 |
38.1% |
473,396 [+] |
5.6% |
8,450,009 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Michael Wyman (Grn) 195,130 (2.3%);
Kenneth Weissman (Lbt) 177,469 (2.1%);
Jack Harrison (PFP) 100,797 (1.2%);
|
2006 |
CON |
32% |
John Chiang (D) |
4,232,313 |
50.6% |
Tony Strickland (R) |
3,360,611 |
40.2% |
768,125 [+] |
9.2% |
8,361,049 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Laura Wells (Grn) 260,047 (3.1%);
Elizabeth Barron (PFP) 212,383 (2.5%);
Donna Tello (Lbt) 188,934 (2.3%);
Warren Campbell (AIP) 106,761 (1.3%);
|
2006 |
INS |
32% |
Steve Poizner (R) |
4,233,986 |
50.8% |
Cruz Bustamante (D) |
3,204,536 |
38.5% |
890,875 [+] |
10.7% |
8,329,397 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Dale Ogden (Lbt) 305,772 (3.7%);
Larry Cafiero (Grn) 270,218 (3.2%);
Tom Condit (PFP) 187,618 (2.3%);
Jay Burden (AIP) 127,267 (1.5%);
|
2006 |
LG |
33% |
John Garamendi (D) |
4,189,584 |
49.1% |
Tom McClintock (R) |
3,845,858 |
45.1% |
493,723 [+] |
5.8% |
8,529,165 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Donna Warren (Grn) 239,107 (2.8%);
Lynette Shaw (Lbt) 142,851 (1.7%);
Jim King (AIP) 68,446 (0.8%);
Stewart Alexander (PFP) 43,319 (0.5%);
|
2006 |
SOS |
32% |
Debra Bowen (D) |
4,032,553 |
48.1% |
Bruce McPherson* (R) |
3,772,951 |
45.0% |
580,069 [+] |
6.9% |
8,385,573 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Forrest Hill (Grn) 181,369 (2.2%);
Gail Lightfoot (Lbt) 171,393 (2.0%);
Glenn McMillon (AIP) 135,824 (1.6%);
Margie Akin (PFP) 91,483 (1.1%);
|
2006 |
TRE |
31% |
Bill Lockyer (D) |
4,253,854 |
52.8% |
Claude Parrish (R) |
3,095,615 |
38.5% |
700,733 [+] |
8.7% |
8,050,202 |
[-] Other candidates in 2006:
Marian Smithson (Lbt) 334,056 (4.1%);
Mekul Thakker (Grn) 201,670 (2.5%);
Justin Noonan (AIP) 93,281 (1.2%);
Gerald Sanders (PFP) 71,726 (0.9%);
|
|
2002 |
AG |
29% |
Bill Lockyer* (D) |
3,716,282 |
51.3% |
Dick Ackerman (R) |
2,920,752 |
40.3% |
604,683 [+] |
8.3% |
7,241,717 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Glenn Mowrer (Grn) 283,173 (3.9%);
Diane Templin (AIP) 194,358 (2.7%);
Ed Kuwatch (Lbt) 127,152 (1.8%);
|
2002 |
CON |
29% |
Steve Westly (D) |
3,289,839 |
45.3% |
Tom McClintock (R) |
3,273,028 |
45.1% |
695,891 [+] |
9.6% |
7,258,758 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Laura Wells (Grn) 419,873 (5.8%);
Carlos Aguirre (NtL) 179,999 (2.5%);
Ernest Vance (AIP) 96,019 (1.3%);
|
2002 |
INS |
29% |
John Garamendi (D) |
3,346,937 |
46.5% |
Gary Mendoza (R) |
2,998,243 |
41.6% |
855,449 [+] |
11.9% |
7,200,629 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
David Sheidlower (Grn) 277,667 (3.9%);
Dale Ogden (Lbt) 236,688 (3.3%);
Raul Calderon (NtL) 192,001 (2.7%);
Steve Klein (AIP) 148,893 (2.1%);
|
2002 |
LG |
29% |
Cruz Bustamante* (D) |
3,658,942 |
49.4% |
Bruce McPherson (R) |
3,094,392 |
41.8% |
657,826 [+] |
8.9% |
7,411,160 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Donna Warren (Grn) 307,254 (4.1%);
Pat Wright (Lbt) 107,127 (1.4%);
Jim King (AIP) 93,026 (1.3%);
Paul Jannosh (Ref) 82,053 (1.1%);
Kalee Przybylak (NtL) 68,366 (0.9%);
|
2002 |
SOS |
29% |
Kevin Shelley (D) |
3,357,173 |
46.3% |
Keith Olberg (R) |
3,070,879 |
42.3% |
829,834 [+] |
11.4% |
7,257,886 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Larry Shoup (Grn) 282,340 (3.9%);
Gail Lightfoot (Lbt) 204,527 (2.8%);
Louise Allison (NtL) 176,792 (2.4%);
Ed Noonan (AIP) 87,610 (1.2%);
Valli Sharpe-Geisler (Ref) 78,565 (1.1%);
|
2002 |
TRE |
29% |
Phil Angelides* (D) |
3,546,583 |
49.3% |
Greg Conlon (R) |
2,914,138 |
40.5% |
732,748 [+] |
10.2% |
7,193,469 |
[-] Other candidates in 2002:
Jeanne-Marie Rosenmeier (Grn) 356,077 (5.0%);
Marian Smithson (Lbt) 168,401 (2.3%);
Sylvia Valentine (NtL) 111,453 (1.5%);
Nathan Johnson (AIP) 96,817 (1.3%);
|
|
1998 |
AG |
33% |
Bill Lockyer (D) |
4,119,139 |
51.5% |
Dave Stirling (R) |
3,389,709 |
42.4% |
488,886 [+] |
6.1% |
7,997,734 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Diane Templin (AIP) 194,077 (2.4%);
Joseph Farina (Lbt) 149,430 (1.9%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 145,379 (1.8%);
|
1998 |
CON |
33% |
Kathleen Connell* (D) |
4,875,969 |
60.9% |
Ruben Barrales (R) |
2,653,153 |
33.1% |
476,655 [+] |
6.0% |
8,005,777 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Pamela Pescosolido (Lbt) 147,397 (1.8%);
Al Burgess (AIP) 108,847 (1.4%);
Denise Jackson (Ref) 100,683 (1.3%);
C.T. Weber (PFP) 68,738 (0.9%);
Iris Adam (NtL) 50,990 (0.6%);
|
1998 |
INS |
33% |
Chuck Quackenbush* (R) |
4,006,762 |
49.9% |
Diane Martinez (D) |
3,519,453 |
43.8% |
509,822 [+] |
6.3% |
8,036,037 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Dale Ogden (Lbt) 169,922 (2.1%);
Barbara Bourdette (NtL) 130,834 (1.6%);
Gary Ramos (PFP) 116,091 (1.4%);
Merton Short (AIP) 92,975 (1.2%);
|
1998 |
LG |
33% |
Cruz Bustamante (D) |
4,290,473 |
52.7% |
Tim Leslie (R) |
3,161,031 |
38.8% |
691,854 [+] |
8.5% |
8,143,358 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Sara Amir (Grn) 247,897 (3.0%);
Thomas Tryon (Lbt) 167,523 (2.1%);
Jaime Gomez (PFP) 109,888 (1.3%);
George McCoy (AIP) 92,349 (1.1%);
James Mangia (Ref) 74,180 (0.9%);
|
1998 |
SOS |
33% |
Bill Jones* (R) |
3,785,069 |
47.0% |
Michela Alioto (D) |
3,695,344 |
45.9% |
572,535 [+] |
7.1% |
8,052,948 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Gail Lightfoot (Lbt) 216,853 (2.7%);
Jane Bialosky (NtL) 103,631 (1.3%);
Carolyn Short (AIP) 100,265 (1.2%);
Israel Feuer (PFP) 78,837 (1.0%);
Valli Sharpe-Geisler (Ref) 72,949 (0.9%);
|
1998 |
TRE |
32% |
Phil Angelides (D) |
4,166,206 |
52.6% |
Curt Pringle (R) |
3,159,898 |
39.9% |
594,307 [+] |
7.5% |
7,920,411 |
[-] Other candidates in 1998:
Jon Petersen (Lbt) 183,436 (2.3%);
Carlos Aguirre (NtL) 172,844 (2.2%);
Jan Tucker (PFP) 146,226 (1.8%);
Edmon Kaiser (AIP) 91,801 (1.2%);
|
|
1994 |
AG |
35% |
Dan Lungren* (R) |
4,363,760 |
54.0% |
Tom Umberg (D) |
3,189,836 |
39.4% |
534,338 [+] |
6.6% |
8,087,934 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Richard Burns (Lbt) 275,265 (3.4%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 259,073 (3.2%);
|
1994 |
CON |
35% |
Kathleen Connell (D) |
3,980,731 |
48.3% |
Tom McClintock (R) |
3,792,997 |
46.0% |
463,152 [+] |
5.6% |
8,236,880 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Elizabeth Nakano (PFP) 182,671 (2.2%);
Nathan Johnson (AIP) 152,228 (1.8%);
Cullene Lang (Lbt) 128,253 (1.6%);
|
1994 |
INS |
35% |
Chuck Quackenbush (R) |
4,012,247 |
48.8% |
Art Torres (D) |
3,566,058 |
43.4% |
641,314 [+] |
7.8% |
8,219,619 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Ted Brown (Lbt) 345,707 (4.2%);
Tom Condit (PFP) 150,950 (1.8%);
A. Jacques (AIP) 144,657 (1.8%);
|
1994 |
LG |
36% |
Gray Davis (D) |
4,441,429 |
52.4% |
Cathie Wright (R) |
3,412,777 |
40.3% |
618,885 [+] |
7.3% |
8,473,091 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Jaime Gomez (PFP) 185,254 (2.2%);
Bob New (Lbt) 180,896 (2.1%);
Daniel Moses (Grn) 160,093 (1.9%);
Robert Lewis (AIP) 92,642 (1.1%);
|
1994 |
SOS |
34% |
Bill Jones (R) |
3,596,027 |
45.3% |
Tony Miller (D) |
3,548,398 |
44.7% |
801,763 [+] |
10.1% |
7,946,188 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Margaret Garcia (Grn) 309,592 (3.9%);
Peggy Christensen (Lbt) 246,085 (3.1%);
Dorothy Robbins (AIP) 150,827 (1.9%);
Israel Feuer (PFP) 95,259 (1.2%);
|
1994 |
TRE |
35% |
Matt Fong (R) |
3,970,308 |
48.5% |
Phil Angelides (D) |
3,488,891 |
42.6% |
734,585 [+] |
9.0% |
8,193,784 |
[-] Other candidates in 1994:
Jon Petersen (Lbt) 335,452 (4.1%);
George McCoy (AIP) 203,419 (2.5%);
Jan Tucker (PFP) 195,667 (2.4%);
|
|
1990 |
AG |
33% |
Dan Lungren (R) |
3,407,927 |
46.8% |
Arlo Smith (D) |
3,379,021 |
46.4% |
499,249 [+] |
6.9% |
7,286,197 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Paul Gautreau (Lbt) 256,378 (3.5%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 242,871 (3.3%);
|
1990 |
CON |
34% |
Gray Davis* (D) |
4,153,534 |
56.1% |
Matt Fong (R) |
2,700,696 |
36.5% |
546,997 [+] |
7.4% |
7,401,227 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Thomas Tryon (Lbt) 273,524 (3.7%);
Richard Rose (PFP) 147,606 (2.0%);
Edmon Kaiser (AIP) 125,867 (1.7%);
|
1990 |
INS |
33% |
John Garamendi (D) |
3,770,717 |
52.2% |
Wes Bannister (R) |
2,736,577 |
37.9% |
713,146 [+] |
9.9% |
7,220,440 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Ted Brown (Lbt) 431,317 (6.0%);
Tom Condit (PFP) 281,276 (3.9%);
|
1990 |
LG |
34% |
Leo McCarthy* (D) |
3,874,308 |
51.3% |
Marian Bergeson (R) |
3,186,508 |
42.2% |
493,484 [+] |
6.5% |
7,554,300 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Anthony Bajada (Lbt) 214,187 (2.8%);
Clyde Kuhn (PFP) 143,200 (1.9%);
Merton Short (AIP) 136,097 (1.8%);
|
1990 |
SOS |
34% |
March Fong Eu* (D) |
3,864,151 |
51.7% |
Joan Milke Flores (R) |
3,032,755 |
40.6% |
578,577 [+] |
7.7% |
7,475,483 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Kennita Watson (Lbt) 221,210 (3.0%);
Theodore Nicholoff (AIP) 212,790 (2.8%);
Evelina Alarcon (PFP) 144,577 (1.9%);
|
1990 |
TRE |
33% |
Kathleen Brown (D) |
3,579,389 |
48.7% |
Thomas Hayes* (R) |
3,347,614 |
45.5% |
425,739 [+] |
5.8% |
7,352,742 |
[-] Other candidates in 1990:
Paul Meeuwenberg (AIP) 218,255 (3.0%);
Elizabeth Nakano (PFP) 207,484 (2.8%);
|
|
1986 |
AG |
35% |
John Van de Kamp* (D) |
4,691,142 |
66.0% |
Bruce Gleason (R) |
2,118,627 |
29.8% |
298,907 [+] |
4.2% |
7,108,676 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986:
Carol Newman (Lbt) 128,906 (1.8%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 88,739 (1.2%);
Gary Odom (AIP) 81,262 (1.1%);
|
1986 |
CON |
35% |
Gray Davis* (D) |
3,673,432 |
51.5% |
Bill Campbell (R) |
3,149,359 |
44.1% |
312,370 [+] |
4.4% |
7,135,161 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986:
Carolyn Treynor (Lbt) 141,955 (2.0%);
John Haag (PFP) 97,808 (1.4%);
Nicholas Kudrovzeff (AIP) 72,607 (1.0%);
|
1986 |
LG |
36% |
Leo McCarthy* (D) |
3,957,831 |
53.9% |
Mike Curb (R) |
3,118,758 |
42.5% |
261,535 [+] |
3.6% |
7,338,124 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986:
James Griffin (AIP) 104,480 (1.4%);
Norma Jean Almodovar (Lbt) 90,157 (1.2%);
Clyde Kuhn (PFP) 66,898 (0.9%);
|
1986 |
SOS |
36% |
March Fong Eu* (D) |
4,971,230 |
68.2% |
Bruce Nestande (R) |
1,980,864 |
27.2% |
341,050 [+] |
4.7% |
7,293,144 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986:
Gloria Garcia (PFP) 153,467 (2.1%);
Richard Winger (Lbt) 105,860 (1.5%);
Theresa Dietrich (AIP) 81,712 (1.1%);
|
1986 |
TRE |
33% |
Jess Unruh* (D) |
5,589,633 |
82.7% |
Ray Cullen (Lbt) |
569,280 |
8.4% |
597,633 [+] |
8.8% |
6,756,546 |
[-] Other candidates in 1986:
Merton Short (AIP) 357,182 (5.3%);
Maureen Smith (PFP) 240,451 (3.6%);
|
|
1982 |
AG |
41% |
John Van de Kamp (D) |
4,015,953 |
52.8% |
George Nicholson (R) |
3,141,996 |
41.3% |
444,084 [+] |
5.8% |
7,602,033 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
Bert Lee (Lbt) 265,029 (3.5%);
Dan Siegel (PFP) 179,055 (2.4%);
|
1982 |
CON |
41% |
Kenneth Cory* (D) |
4,244,801 |
56.6% |
James Flournoy (R) |
2,776,973 |
37.0% |
479,268 [+] |
6.4% |
7,501,042 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
Florence McDonald (PFP) 183,683 (2.4%);
Pat Graham (AIP) 173,621 (2.3%);
Mary Gingell (Lbt) 121,964 (1.6%);
|
1982 |
LG |
42% |
Leo McCarthy (D) |
4,001,839 |
52.2% |
Carol Hallett (R) |
3,381,861 |
44.1% |
280,776 [+] |
3.7% |
7,664,476 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
John Vernon (Lbt) 108,775 (1.4%);
Clyde Kuhn (PFP) 92,304 (1.2%);
Houston Myers (AIP) 79,697 (1.0%);
|
1982 |
SOS |
41% |
March Fong Eu* (D) |
4,586,121 |
60.5% |
Gordon Duffy (R) |
2,634,541 |
34.8% |
355,264 [+] |
4.7% |
7,575,926 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
Martin Buerger (Lbt) 152,464 (2.0%);
Alfred Smith (AIP) 103,400 (1.4%);
Milton Takei (PFP) 99,400 (1.3%);
|
1982 |
TRE |
41% |
Jess Unruh* (D) |
4,436,759 |
59.3% |
Donald French (R) |
2,649,914 |
35.4% |
397,295 [+] |
5.3% |
7,483,968 |
[-] Other candidates in 1982:
Les Antman (Lbt) 170,827 (2.3%);
Kevin Akin (PFP) 129,170 (1.7%);
Bob Charlton (AIP) 97,298 (1.3%);
|
|
1978 |
AG |
46% |
George Deukmejian (R) |
3,558,329 |
52.9% |
Yvonne Burke (D) |
2,923,432 |
43.4% |
246,842 [+] |
3.7% |
6,728,603 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
Dallas Reid (AIP) 127,685 (1.9%);
Robert Evans (PFP) 119,157 (1.8%);
|
1978 |
CON |
44% |
Kenneth Cory* (D) |
3,921,593 |
60.5% |
James Ware (R) |
2,125,661 |
32.8% |
436,134 [+] |
6.7% |
6,483,388 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
Elizabeth Barron (PFP) 297,272 (4.6%);
Edmon Kaiser (AIP) 138,862 (2.1%);
|
1978 |
LG |
46% |
Mike Curb (R) |
3,493,980 |
51.6% |
Mervyn Dymally* (D) |
2,928,329 |
43.3% |
343,263 [+] |
5.1% |
6,765,572 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
Houston Myers (AIP) 180,922 (2.7%);
Jan Tucker (PFP) 162,341 (2.4%);
|
1978 |
SOS |
45% |
March Fong Eu* (D) |
4,104,695 |
62.5% |
Jay Margosian (R) |
1,982,145 |
30.2% |
482,133 [+] |
7.3% |
6,568,973 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
David Wald (PFP) 272,198 (4.1%);
Valerie Seeman (AIP) 209,935 (3.2%);
|
1978 |
TRE |
44% |
Jess Unruh* (D) |
3,819,563 |
58.7% |
Donald French (R) |
2,298,605 |
35.3% |
390,381 [+] |
6.0% |
6,508,549 |
[-] Other candidates in 1978:
Thomas Goodloe (AIP) 208,385 (3.2%);
Lewis Shireman (PFP) 181,996 (2.8%);
|
|
1974 |
AG |
44% |
Evelle Younger* (R) |
3,312,125 |
55.0% |
William Norris (D) |
2,707,998 |
45.0% |
2,157 |
0.0% |
6,022,280 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974:
|
1974 |
CON |
43% |
Kenneth Cory (D) |
2,942,512 |
49.6% |
Bill Bagley (R) |
2,624,085 |
44.2% |
366,949 [+] |
6.2% |
5,933,546 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974:
Kevin Scanlon (AIP) 214,444 (3.6%);
Corey Cassanova (PFP) 152,142 (2.6%);
|
1974 |
LG |
44% |
Mervyn Dymally (D) |
2,986,537 |
49.2% |
John Harmer* (R) |
2,812,636 |
46.3% |
272,879 [+] |
4.5% |
6,072,052 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974:
Marilyn Seals (PFP) 154,332 (2.5%);
Alberta Procell (AIP) 117,231 (1.9%);
|
1974 |
SOS |
44% |
March Fong Eu (D) |
3,491,292 |
57.9% |
Brian Van Camp (R) |
2,199,516 |
36.5% |
335,786 [+] |
5.6% |
6,026,594 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974:
Charles Ripley (AIP) 203,890 (3.4%);
Kay McGlachlin (PFP) 131,896 (2.2%);
|
1974 |
TRE |
44% |
Jess Unruh (D) |
3,144,124 |
52.5% |
John Kehoe (R) |
2,565,124 |
42.8% |
281,523 [+] |
4.7% |
5,990,771 |
[-] Other candidates in 1974:
Wayne Fortner (AIP) 279,431 (4.7%);
|
|
1970 |
AG |
50% |
Evelle Younger (R) |
3,140,087 |
49.3% |
Charles O'Brien (D) |
3,053,916 |
47.9% |
177,716 [+] |
2.8% |
6,371,719 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
Marge Buckley (PFP) 177,716 (2.8%);
|
1970 |
CON |
50% |
Houston Flournoy* (R) |
3,784,024 |
60.2% |
Ronald Cameron (D) |
2,348,098 |
37.4% |
149,961 [+] |
2.4% |
6,282,083 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
C.T. Weber (PFP) 149,961 (2.4%);
|
1970 |
LG |
51% |
Ed Reinecke* (R) |
3,521,065 |
54.8% |
Alfred Alquist (D) |
2,718,904 |
42.3% |
186,703 [+] |
2.9% |
6,426,672 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
John Haag (PFP) 103,590 (1.6%);
Merwun Hemp (AIP) 83,113 (1.3%);
|
1970 |
SOS |
51% |
Jerry Brown (D) |
3,234,788 |
50.4% |
James Flournoy (R) |
2,926,613 |
45.6% |
255,022 [+] |
4.0% |
6,416,423 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
Thomas Goodloe (AIP) 144,838 (2.3%);
Israel Feuer (PFP) 110,184 (1.7%);
|
1970 |
TRE |
50% |
Ivy Baker Priest* (R) |
3,693,388 |
58.3% |
Milton Gordon (D) |
2,522,536 |
39.8% |
120,474 [+] |
1.9% |
6,336,398 |
[-] Other candidates in 1970:
Jack Hampton (PFP) 120,474 (1.9%);
|
|
1966 |
AG |
55% |
Thomas Lynch* (D) |
3,375,334 |
53.8% |
Spencer Williams (R) |
2,901,840 |
46.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
6,277,174 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
|
1966 |
CON |
55% |
Houston Flournoy (R) |
3,186,455 |
50.5% |
Alan Cranston* (D) |
3,125,070 |
49.5% |
0 |
0.0% |
6,311,525 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
|
1966 |
LG |
56% |
Robert Finch (R) |
3,834,978 |
59.8% |
Glenn Anderson* (D) |
2,578,887 |
40.2% |
0 |
0.0% |
6,413,865 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
|
1966 |
SOS |
54% |
Frank Jordan* (R) |
3,481,016 |
55.6% |
Norbert Schlei (D) |
2,777,445 |
44.4% |
0 |
0.0% |
6,258,461 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
|
1966 |
TRE |
55% |
Ivy Baker Priest (R) |
3,203,367 |
51.1% |
Bert Betts* (D) |
3,069,660 |
48.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
6,273,027 |
[-] Other candidates in 1966:
|
|
1962 |
AG |
54% |
Stanley Mosk* (D) |
3,179,795 |
56.1% |
Tom Coakley (R) |
2,491,900 |
43.9% |
0 |
0.0% |
5,671,695 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
|
1962 |
CON |
54% |
Alan Cranston* (D) |
3,372,691 |
60.2% |
Bruce Reagan (R) |
2,114,377 |
37.7% |
120,056 [+] |
2.1% |
5,607,124 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
Frank Stevens (Proh) 120,056 (2.1%);
|
1962 |
LG |
55% |
Glenn Anderson* (D) |
2,957,640 |
51.4% |
George Christopher (R) |
2,793,957 |
48.6% |
0 |
0.0% |
5,751,597 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
|
1962 |
SOS |
53% |
Frank Jordan* (R) |
3,210,438 |
57.9% |
Don Rose (D) |
2,337,458 |
42.1% |
0 |
0.0% |
5,547,896 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
|
1962 |
TRE |
53% |
Bert Betts* (D) |
3,052,970 |
55.0% |
John Busterud (R) |
2,383,669 |
43.0% |
110,552 [+] |
2.0% |
5,547,191 |
[-] Other candidates in 1962:
Les Rice (Proh) 110,552 (2.0%);
|