In state-level primary races, the top two finishers will move on to the general election in November. Their names will be indicated with checkmarks once their races are called by the Associated Press.<\/p>\n
Initial results are expected shortly after the polls close at 8 p.m.<\/p>\n
Every registered voter in the state receives a ballot by mail. To vote by mail, these ballots must be postmarked by June 2. They may take several days to process. Results from provisional and conditional ballots also take longer, and will be added to the tally once they are cleared. <\/p>\n
The data on this page updates periodically as results come in from the Associated Press. The secretary of state will certify results in early July. <\/p>\n
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The California governor\u2019s race is a tight battle between 24 Democrats , 12 Republicans and 25 candidates from other parties or with no party preference . Half a dozen of which had real support in the polls<\/a>. The crowded field is vying to replace Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. California has never elected a woman as governor and only once a person of color, making this race potentially historic for the state. The top two vote-getters move on to the general election regardless of party preference. <\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n \u2713 Winner<\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n Back to top<\/a><\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n \u2713 Winner * Incumbent<\/p>\n Superintendent of Public\u00a0Instruction<\/p>\n A candidate can win by getting a majority of the vote. If no one receives 50% + 1, the top two advance to November\u00a0election.<\/p>\n Back to top<\/a><\/p>\n Board of Equalization <\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n \u2713 Winner * Incumbent<\/p>\n Back to top<\/a><\/p>\n California\u2019s congressional map was redrawn last year after the passage of Proposition 50. Several seats are expected to flip from red to blue<\/a> due to Newsom\u2019s redistricting effort. In some cases, districts were moved slightly and incumbents remain unchallenged. However, in one area, lines have been redrawn with no overlap at all with their current boundary: Rep. Ken Calvert\u2019s 41st District in the Inland Empire was eliminated and completely redrawn in Los Angeles County. Calvert is now challenging Republican incumbent Young Kim<\/a> in the 40th District. Both are marked as incumbents on the table below. <\/p>\n The 1st Congressional District \u2014 which was redrawn further south to cover portions of Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou, Sutter, Tehama and Yuba counties \u2014 is holding a special primary election to fill the seat left vacant by Rep. Doug LaMalfa\u2019s<\/a> death in January. <\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n District 1 (unexpired\u00a0term)<\/p>\n A candidate can win by getting a majority of the vote. If no one receives 50% + 1, the top two advance to November\u00a0election.<\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n \n Top two advance to November election\n<\/p>\n Back to top<\/a><\/p>\n State Senate <\/p>\n twitter<\/p>\n facebook<\/p>\n envelope<\/p>\n angle-double-right<\/p>\n angle-down<\/p>\n angle-up<\/p>\n long-arrow-right<\/p>\n \n Top two advance to November election\n<\/p>\n![\"Election](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/1780413744_564_.png\")
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