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Vice President Mike Pence affirms Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Kamala Harris as the next president and vice president.
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Congress confirmed Joe Biden’s victory, defying a mob that stormed the Capitol after being egged on by President Trump.Read more ›
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A mob of people loyal to President Trump stormed the Capitol, halting Congress’s counting of the electoral votes to confirm President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.Read more ›
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Here is where to find California election results. Here is where to find California election results. Here is where to find California election results. Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. And for Californians, their votes will be counted among several other voters across the country as part of Super Tuesday. Here's a county-by-county breakdown on how California voted in the democratic and republican presidential primaries. Besides the presidential contest, this year's election has candidates running to represent California in the United States Senate and the House of Representatives. In addition, the GOP Presidential primary winner will collect all the delegates up for grabs. Advertisement Last updated Aug. 1, 2024 President, Republican Primary race called  President, Democratic Primary race called   All active registered voters were mailed a ballot, which must be postmarked by Election Day and received by March 12. In state and congressional primaries, candidates from all parties are listed on one ballot, and the top two vote-getters advance to the general election. The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate’s share of the final vote and the number of remaining votes, based on historic turnout data and reporting from results providers. The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate’s share of the final vote and the number of remaining votes, based on historic turnout data and reporting from results providers. The Secretary of State's Elections Division contains an archive of past statewide election results. Two Senate race options will appear on primary ballots — one for the remainder of Feinstein’s term ending Jan. 3, 2025, and the other for a full six-year term ending 2031. Hover over a county to see the percentage of votes candidates received in that area.
## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

**California voters headed to the polls on November 8th, 2023, casting their ballots in a range of races from the presidency to local offices.** While the presidential election drew significant attention, Californians also made crucial decisions on state-level positions and ballot propositions.

**Presidential Race:**

As expected, California overwhelmingly voted for Democratic candidate Joseph R. Biden Jr., solidifying the state's long-standing blue status. 

**Statewide Races:**

California Democrats maintained their stronghold on statewide offices. Incumbent Governor [Governor's Name] secured re-election, while other Democratic incumbents also triumphed in races for Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization.

**Congressional Races:**

Californians elected all of the state's seats to the U.S. House of Representatives. [Provide specific details on notable races, upsets, or close calls].

**State Legislature:**

Democrats maintained their majority in both the State Senate and State Assembly. [Highlight any significant shifts in power or noteworthy races].

**Ballot Propositions:**

Voters weighed in on a number of ballot propositions, with [mention key propositions and their outcomes].

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Democratic Dominance:** California remains a solidly Democratic state, with Democrats winning key races across the board.
* **High Voter Turnout:** The presidential election likely drove high voter turnout, with Californians eager to participate in the national contest.
* **Focus on Local Issues:** While the presidential race garnered national attention, Californians also focused on local issues and candidates, shaping the future of their communities.

**For detailed results and interactive maps, please visit [link to a reputable source like the California Secretary of State website or a trusted news outlet].**

**Note:** This article provides a general overview of the California election results. For specific details on individual races and propositions, please refer to the linked sources.



## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

**California voters have spoken, and the Golden State remains firmly in the Democratic column.** While the presidential election drew significant attention, Californians also made crucial decisions on a range of statewide and local races, shaping the future of the state.

**Presidential Race:**

As expected, California delivered its 55 electoral votes to Democratic nominee Joseph R. Biden Jr., solidifying his victory in the presidential race.

**Statewide Races:**

Democrats maintained their stronghold on California's top offices.

* **Governor:** Incumbent Gavin Newsom secured a second term, defeating Republican challenger [Opponent's Name].

* **U.S. Senate:** Incumbent Dianne Feinstein won re-election, continuing her long tenure representing California in the Senate.

* **Other Statewide Offices:** Democrats also retained control of the Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization positions.

**Congressional Races:**

Californians elected all of their seats to the U.S. House of Representatives.  Detailed results for each district, including maps and analysis, are available on our interactive website.

**State Legislature:**

Democrats maintained their supermajority in both the State Senate and State Assembly.

**Ballot Measures:**

Californians voted on a number of important ballot measures, including [List key propositions and their outcomes]. For detailed information on each proposition, including arguments for and against, visit our dedicated ballot measure page.

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Democratic Dominance:** The 2020 election reinforced California's status as a Democratic stronghold.

* **High Turnout:** Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Californians turned out in large numbers to cast their ballots.

* **Focus on Local Issues:** While the presidential race garnered national attention, Californians also engaged deeply with local races and ballot measures, demonstrating their commitment to shaping their communities.

**For complete and up-to-date election results, including interactive maps and detailed breakdowns by county and district, please visit our website.**


We will continue to update this page as more results become available.

**[Link to interactive website with maps and detailed results]**
## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

**California voters have spoken, and the Golden State remains firmly blue.**  As expected, Joe Biden won the state's electoral votes, but the California election encompassed far more than the presidential race. Voters weighed in on a wide range of races, from US Senate and Governor to local mayoral contests, and decided the fate of several propositions impacting the state's future.

**The Presidential Race:**

While the presidential election served as a major draw for Californians, the outcome was never in doubt. Joseph R. Biden Jr. secured California's 55 electoral votes, continuing the state's long streak of voting for Democratic presidential candidates.

**Statewide Offices:**

Democrats maintained their stronghold on California's statewide offices. Incumbent Governor [Governor's name] cruised to re-election, as did other Democratic incumbents for Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization members.

**Congressional Races:**

[Provide a summary of notable congressional races, including any upsets or close contests. Mention which party gained or lost seats.]

**State Legislature:**

Democrats solidified their majority in both the State Senate and State Assembly. [Provide specific details about any significant changes in the composition of the legislature].

**Propositions and Ballot Measures:**

Californians also decided on a number of propositions that will shape the state's future. [Summarize the key propositions and their outcomes, highlighting any particularly consequential decisions].

**Local Elections:**

[Highlight any notable local races, such as mayoral elections in major cities, and their outcomes.]

**Interactive Maps and Detailed Results:**

For a comprehensive look at the election results, including interactive maps and detailed breakdowns by county and district, please visit [link to a website with comprehensive election results].

**The Impact:**

The results of the California election have significant implications for the state's future. [Discuss the potential impact of the election results on key issues such as healthcare, education, the environment, and the economy].

**Looking Ahead:**

With the election behind us, California now faces the task of implementing the will of the voters. The coming months will be crucial as elected officials work to address the challenges and opportunities facing the state.

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## See Full Results and Maps From the California Election

**California voters went to the polls on November 8th to decide a number of crucial races, from the presidency to local offices.** While the presidential election served as a major draw for voters, the Golden State ultimately went decisively to Democratic candidate Joseph R. Biden Jr.

This page provides a comprehensive look at the results of the 2020 California election, with interactive maps and detailed breakdowns of each race.

**Key Races:**

* **President:**

As expected, California delivered its 55 electoral votes to Joe Biden. 

* **U.S. Senate:** Incumbent Democrat [Insert Incumbent Name] secured re-election, defeating challenger [Insert Challenger Name].

* **Governor:** Incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom won a second term, defeating Republican challenger [Insert Challenger Name].

* **U.S. House:** Californians elected all of their representatives to the U.S. House. [Insert details about specific races and outcomes].

* **State Senate & Assembly:** Democrats maintained control of both chambers of the state legislature. [Insert details about specific races and outcomes].

* **Statewide Offices:** Democrats also retained control of all statewide offices, including Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization.

* **Propositions & Referendums:** Californians voted on a number of ballot measures. [Insert details about specific propositions and referendums, including outcomes].

**Interactive Maps:**

[Insert links to interactive maps showing election results for each race, broken down by county and congressional district.]

**Data Source:**

Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.

**Note:**


While early results show a clear trend, some races may still be too close to call. The information presented here will be updated as more votes are counted.
## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election 

California voters cast their ballots in a historic election, with the presidential race drawing significant national attention. As expected, the Golden State swung decisively for Democratic nominee Joseph R. Biden Jr., solidifying its status as a Democratic stronghold. While the presidential race was a major factor driving turnout, Californians also made their voices heard on a wide range of statewide and local races, deciding on crucial issues and shaping the state's future.

**[Insert interactive map showcasing election results by county for major races]**

**Federal Races:**

* **President**: Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D) defeated incumbent President Donald Trump, securing California's 55 electoral votes. 
* **U.S. Senate**: Incumbent Democrat Dianne Feinstein won re-election, extending her long tenure in the Senate.

 **Statewide Offices:**

* **Governor**: Incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom comfortably secured a second term, indicating strong public support for his leadership.
* **Lieutenant Governor**: Democratic candidate Eleni Kounalakis was re-elected.
* **Attorney General**: Incumbent Democrat Xavier Becerra won re-election.

 ([Continue listing all statewide offices with results & party affiliation.])

**State Legislature:**

Democrats maintained their considerable majorities in both the State Senate and State Assembly. 

**[Insert map showing party breakdown in the State Senate and Assembly]**

**Ballot Measures:**

California voters weighed in on a number of significant ballot propositions, with wide-ranging implications for the state.

* **Proposition [Number]**: [Brief description and outcome: passed or failed].

 ([Continue listing all ballot propositions with descriptions and results.)]


 **Further Analysis:**

While early results suggest strong support for Democratic candidates across the board, a deeper analysis will be needed to fully understand the nuances of this election. Factors like voter turnout, demographic trends, and the impact of mail-in voting will all play a role in shaping the narrative. Stay tuned for further analysis and reporting from [Your News Source Name] as the votes are finalized and the full picture of the 2020 California election emerges.
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Title: See Full Results and Maps from the California Election: Democrats Sweep Across State in Landslide Victory

The state of California has spoken, and the results are in. In a landslide victory, Democrats have swept across the state, securing key positions in the U.S. Senate, Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State Assembly, Proposition, Referendum, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court, Treasurer, Board of Equalization, Mayor, and Sheriff races.

According to The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ, Californians have elected all of the seats to the U.S. House of Representatives, with incumbent Democrat Josh Harder running for re-election in District 10 and incumbent Democrat Jerry McNerney running for re-election in District 9. The race for Governor has been called, with incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom winning in a landslide, while incumbent Republican Devin Nunes ran for re-election in District 22 and incumbent Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein ran for re-election in the U.S. Senate.

The early votes, which disproportionately favor Democrats, have been counted, and it is clear that Californians have elected to continue the Democratic leadership in the state. The results show that Democrats have won the majority of the races, with no significant upsets or surprises.

The Proposition races have also been decided, with Proposition 15, which would have increased property taxes for commercial properties, being rejected by Californians. Proposition 14, which authorizes $5.5 billion in bonds for stem cell and other medical research, has been approved. Proposition 16, which would have allowed affirmative action in public employment, education, and contracting, has been rejected.

In the State Senate and State Assembly races, incumbent Democrats have run for re-election and won, maintaining their stronghold on the state legislature. In the Supreme Court race, incumbent Democratic Justice Martin Jenkins has been re-elected, ensuring that the court remains in the hands of the Democrats.

The results of the California election are a clear reflection of the state's political leanings, with Democrats winning in a landslide. The early votes, which disproportionately favor Democrats, have been counted, and it is clear that Californians have elected to continue the Democratic leadership in the state. The Proposition races have also been decided, with Californians rejecting Proposition 15 and Proposition 16, while approving Proposition 14.

In conclusion, the California election results are a clear reflection of the state's political leanings, with Democrats winning in a landslide. The results show that Californians have elected to continue the Democratic leadership in the state, with incumbents winning in the U.S. Senate, Governor, U.S. House, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State Assembly, Supreme Court, Treasurer, Board of Equalization, Mayor, and Sheriff races. The Proposition races have also been decided, with Proposition 15 being rejected and Proposition 14 and Proposition 16 being approved.
Title: California Election Results: A Strong Showing for Democrats Across the Board

The people of California have spoken, and the results are in for the 2020 election. The Golden State has once again shown its strong Democratic tendencies, with incumbent Democrats retaining their seats in key races and a number of propositions aligning with the party's values.

In the race for President, California cast its votes for Joseph R. Biden Jr., as was widely expected. However, the presidential election served more as a lure for voters, with the vast majority of the results coming from early votes, which research suggests may disproportionately favor Democrats.

The U.S. Senate race also saw an incumbent Democrat run for re-election, with Senator Kamala Harris securing her seat for another term. Though she has since resigned to serve as Vice President, Californians showed their support for her continued leadership.

The Governor's race was called for incumbent Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom, who easily fended off his Republican challenger. Similarly, all incumbent Democratic State Senators and Assembly members retained their seats, demonstrating the party's continued dominance in the state.

Education-related propositions also saw success for the Democratic agenda. Proposition 15, which would have increased property taxes for commercial properties, ultimately failed, though it enjoyed strong support in urban areas. Proposition 16, which would have repealed the prohibition on affirmative action, also did not pass, highlighting the need for continued efforts to address systemic inequalities.

The people of California have sent a clear message in this election, favoring stability, progressive values, and the continuation of Democratic leadership. As the nation moves forward, the Golden State will remain a vital bastion of Democratic power.

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California Election Results: A Comprehensive Overview

The 2022 California election has concluded, and the results are now available for analysis. As expected, the state maintained its reputation as a Democratic stronghold, with significant victories for the party across various levels of government.

Presidential Race:
Although the presidential election served as a major draw for California voters, the state's 55 electoral votes were secured by Joseph R. Biden Jr., as anticipated. This outcome reaffirms California's status as a reliably blue state in national elections.

Governor's Race:
The incumbent Democratic governor successfully won re-election, maintaining the party's control over the state's executive branch. This victory ensures continuity in California's leadership and policy direction for the next four years.

U.S. Senate and House Races:
Democrats also performed strongly in federal legislative races. All of California's seats in the U.S. House of Representatives were up for election, with Democrats maintaining their majority in the state's congressional delegation. In the U.S. Senate race, the incumbent Democratic senator secured another term.

State Legislature:
At the state level, Democrats continued their dominance in both chambers of the California State Legislature. Multiple incumbent Democratic senators and assembly members won re-election, further solidifying the party's control over the state's lawmaking body.

Other Statewide Offices:
Democrats swept other key statewide positions, including Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Treasurer. The party also maintained control of the State Board of Equalization.

Ballot Measures:
Californians voted on several propositions and referendums, with results reflecting the state's progressive leanings on various issues. Detailed outcomes for each measure are available in the full election results.

Local Races:
In addition to statewide contests, numerous local elections took place across California, including mayoral and sheriff races in various cities and counties.

It's worth noting that early voting played a significant role in this election, with a large portion of the initial results coming from mail-in and early ballots. These early votes tend to favor Democratic candidates, which may have contributed to the party's strong showing in the preliminary results.

As the final votes are tallied and certified, a more complete picture of the 2022 California election will emerge. However, the overall trend indicates a continuation of Democratic dominance in the state's political landscape.
The United States is falling significantly short of the testing capacity needed to effectively combat the spread of COVID-19, according to a recent analysis by researchers at the Harvard Global Health Institute. The study reveals that the current daily testing rate in the U.S. is only 52 percent of what experts consider necessary to mitigate the virus's transmission.

This shortfall in testing comes at a critical time when the U.S. continues to lead the world in reported coronavirus cases. The discrepancy between the country's high case count and its inadequate testing rate raises concerns about the true extent of the outbreak and the effectiveness of containment efforts.

Experts emphasize that robust testing is crucial for several reasons. First, it provides a clearer picture of the pandemic's scope and progression. Second, it helps identify and isolate infected individuals, thereby reducing community spread. Lastly, it informs public health decisions and resource allocation.

The Harvard researchers' findings highlight a troubling trend: while the U.S. has increased its testing capacity since the pandemic's onset, it still lags behind the recommended levels relative to its population size. This gap is particularly concerning given that many other countries have successfully controlled their outbreaks through comprehensive testing programs, often with fewer tests per capita than the U.S.

Adding to the concern is the "percentage of positive tests" metric, which epidemiologists use to gauge whether increased case numbers are solely due to more testing or indicative of a worsening outbreak. A higher positivity rate suggests increased transmission and potentially more undetected cases in the community. Alarmingly, 29 states have seen an increase in their positivity rates since Memorial Day, with this trend particularly pronounced in states experiencing larger outbreaks.

While some states have managed to keep the virus relatively under control, the overall national picture remains worrying. The breadth of the outbreak, coupled with insufficient testing, poses significant challenges to containment efforts. Furthermore, reports of reinfections among vaccinated individuals underscore the ongoing need for vigilance and comprehensive testing strategies.

As the pandemic continues to evolve, closing the testing gap will be crucial for the United States to effectively monitor, control, and ultimately overcome the COVID-19 crisis. Achieving the testing levels recommended by the Harvard Global Health Institute researchers could significantly enhance the country's ability to mitigate the virus's spread and make informed public health decisions moving forward.
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Testing Shortfall Hampers US Efforts to Contain Coronavirus Spread

A recent analysis by researchers at the Harvard Global Health Institute reveals a significant gap in coronavirus testing in the United States. According to their estimates, the current number of daily tests conducted nationwide is only 52 percent of the level necessary to effectively mitigate the spread of the virus.

This shortfall in testing capacity comes at a critical time when the United States leads the world in reported coronavirus cases. Despite having one of the highest rates of tests per capita globally, the country still lags behind in testing relative to its population size and the scale of its outbreak.

Experts emphasize that robust testing is crucial for understanding and controlling the pandemic. It not only helps identify new cases but also informs public health officials about the virus's spread in different populations and regions. The current testing deficit raises concerns about the ability to accurately track and contain the outbreak.

Moreover, epidemiologists point to the "percentage of positive tests" as a key indicator of whether the growth in U.S. coronavirus cases is solely due to increased testing or if it reflects a genuine surge in infections. A higher percentage of positive results suggests higher transmission rates and indicates that there may be more undetected cases in the community.

Alarmingly, since Memorial Day, 29 states have experienced an increase in their percent positive rates. This trend is particularly pronounced in states currently facing the largest virus outbreaks, contradicting what epidemiologists say should be happening as a country gains control over a pandemic.

While the virus remains under control in many states, the breadth of the testing shortfall and the rising positivity rates in numerous areas underscore the challenges the United States faces in its efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

The situation is further complicated by reports of some vaccinated individuals experiencing multiple infections, highlighting the ongoing need for vigilance and comprehensive testing strategies.

As the country continues to grapple with the pandemic, closing the testing gap will be crucial in developing a more accurate picture of the outbreak's extent and implementing effective containment measures. Health officials and policymakers are urged to address this testing shortfall promptly to better protect public health and guide the nation's response to the ongoing crisis.
The United States is falling significantly short in its coronavirus testing efforts, according to a recent analysis by researchers at the Harvard Global Health Institute. Their findings reveal that the country is conducting only 52 percent of the daily tests deemed necessary to effectively mitigate the spread of the virus.

This shortfall in testing capacity is particularly concerning given that the United States currently leads the world in reported coronavirus cases. Despite having conducted a high number of tests overall, the country still lags behind many others in terms of tests per capita relative to its population size.

Experts emphasize that robust testing is crucial for several reasons. First, it provides a clearer picture of the pandemic's scope and progression. Second, it helps identify and isolate infected individuals, thereby reducing transmission. Finally, testing data informs public health decisions and resource allocation.

The researchers' estimates underscore a troubling trend: as testing capacity increases, cases are being detected at a higher rate. This pattern contradicts what epidemiologists would expect to see as a country gains control over a pandemic. Typically, increased testing should lead to a lower percentage of positive results as more of the population is screened.

Epidemiologists point to the "percentage of positive tests" as a key metric for understanding whether the growth in U.S. coronavirus cases is solely due to increased testing or if it reflects a genuine surge in infections. A higher positivity rate suggests increased transmission and implies that there may be more undetected cases in the community.

Alarmingly, 29 states have experienced an increase in their test positivity rates since Memorial Day. This trend is particularly pronounced in states currently experiencing the largest virus outbreaks.

While the virus remains under control in many states, the widespread nature of these increases is cause for concern. The situation is further complicated by reports of some vaccinated individuals experiencing multiple infections, highlighting the ongoing challenges in managing the pandemic.

As the United States continues to grapple with the coronavirus, closing the testing gap identified by the Harvard researchers will be crucial. Achieving the recommended level of daily testing could significantly enhance the country's ability to track, contain, and ultimately mitigate the spread of the virus.
The United States is falling significantly short of its coronavirus testing goals, according to a new analysis by researchers at the Harvard Global Health Institute. The study reveals that the country is conducting only 52 percent of the daily tests deemed necessary to effectively mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

This shortfall in testing capacity comes at a critical time as the U.S. continues to grapple with the world's largest outbreak of the novel coronavirus. Despite having the highest number of reported cases globally, the country still lags behind many others in terms of tests performed relative to its population size.

The importance of widespread testing cannot be overstated in the fight against the pandemic. Testing serves as a crucial window into understanding how the virus is spreading and informs strategies to control its transmission. Many countries that have successfully managed their outbreaks implemented comprehensive testing programs, even with fewer tests per capita than the United States.

Experts emphasize that the "percentage of positive tests" is a key metric in evaluating whether the growth in U.S. coronavirus cases is solely due to increased testing or if it indicates a worsening outbreak. A higher percentage of positive results suggests higher transmission rates and implies that there may be more undetected cases in the community.

Alarmingly, since Memorial Day, 29 states have experienced an increase in their percent positive rates. This trend is particularly concerning in states currently facing the largest virus outbreaks. The pattern contradicts what epidemiologists say should be happening as a country gains control over a pandemic – typically, as testing capacity expands, the rate of positive cases should decrease.

While the virus remains under control in many states, the breadth of the outbreak and the recent upticks in positive test percentages underscore the need for continued vigilance and expanded testing efforts. The Harvard Global Health Institute's findings serve as a stark reminder that the U.S. must significantly ramp up its testing capabilities to reach the levels necessary for effective mitigation of the virus's spread.

As the country continues to navigate the challenges posed by COVID-19, closing the gap in testing capacity will be crucial in informing public health decisions, identifying hotspots, and ultimately controlling the pandemic's impact on American communities.
## California Voters Deliver Democratic Sweep in Midterm Elections

**California, November 8, 2023** - Californians delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2023 midterm elections, maintaining their stronghold on state offices and solidifying their control of the legislature.  

While the presidential election served as a draw for many voters, the results clearly demonstrate a strong preference for Democratic candidates across the board.  

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Governor's Race:** Incumbent Democratic Governor [Governor's Name] secured a decisive victory over Republican challenger [Challenger's Name], maintaining the Democratic hold on the state's highest office. 
* **Statewide Offices:** Democrats swept all statewide offices, including Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Treasurer, and Superintendent of Public Instruction. 
* **Legislative Control:** Democrats retained their supermajority in both the State Senate and the State Assembly, ensuring continued control over the legislative agenda.
* **U.S. House:**  Democrats maintained their majority in California's congressional delegation, securing a significant number of seats.

**Early Vote Impact:**

The early voting period played a significant role in shaping the results.  With nearly all votes cast before Election Day, the outcome reflected the preferences of a largely Democratic electorate.  

**Proposition and Referendum Results:**

Californians also weighed in on several key ballot measures, with [briefly summarize key proposition and referendum results].

**Looking Ahead:**

The Democratic sweep in California sets the stage for continued progressive policies and initiatives in the coming years.  The party's strong showing reflects the state's deep-rooted Democratic leanings and its commitment to social and economic justice.


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## California Voters Deliver Democratic Sweep in Midterm Elections

**Sacramento, CA** - Californians delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2023 midterm elections, solidifying the party's control over state government and sending a clear message about their priorities.  

With nearly all votes counted, Democrats secured every seat in the U.S. House delegation, maintained their supermajority in the state legislature, and re-elected incumbent Democratic governors and statewide officials. 

The presidential election served as a powerful motivator for many Californians, with a high turnout expected across the state.  While President Biden won California by a significant margin, the focus for many voters was on the down-ballot races.

"The results are a clear indication that Californians are committed to progressive policies and values," said [Name], a political analyst at [University/Organization]. "The strong Democratic performance across the board shows that voters are satisfied with the direction of the state."

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Governor's Race:** Incumbent Governor [Name] easily won re-election, defeating Republican challenger [Name]. 
* **U.S. Senate:** Incumbent Democratic Senator [Name] secured another term, defeating Republican challenger [Name].
* **State Legislature:** Democrats maintained their supermajority in both the state Senate and Assembly, ensuring continued control over the legislative agenda.
* **Statewide Offices:** All incumbent Democratic statewide officials, including the Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Treasurer, were re-elected.

**Local Races:**

Democrats also enjoyed success in local races across the state, winning numerous mayoral and sheriff positions. 

**Looking Ahead:**

The Democratic victories in California set the stage for continued progressive policies in the coming years. The party is expected to focus on issues such as climate change, affordable housing, and healthcare access.


**Note:** This article is based on the provided context and assumes a Democratic victory in the California elections. 
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## California Voters Deliver Democratic Sweep in Midterm Elections

**California, Nov. 9, 2023** - Californians delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2023 midterm elections, maintaining their stronghold on state-level offices and sending a clear message of support for the party's agenda. 

While the national spotlight was focused on the presidential race, California voters turned out in force to shape the state's political landscape.  

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Democratic Dominance:** Democrats secured victories across the board, retaining control of the Governor's office, both chambers of the state legislature, and key statewide offices including Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Treasurer. 
* **Early Vote Advantage:**  The overwhelming majority of results are from early votes, which historically favor Democratic candidates. This trend played a significant role in solidifying Democratic wins.
* **Incumbents Re-elected:**  Incumbent Democrats running for re-election across various offices successfully defended their seats, demonstrating strong support from voters.
* **Full Control of State Legislature:** Democrats swept all seats in both the State Senate and State Assembly, solidifying their full control over the state legislature.

**National Implications:**

The California results provide a glimpse into the national political landscape, suggesting continued strength for the Democratic party at the state level.  

**Looking Ahead:**

With Democrats in complete control of state government, California is poised to continue pushing forward with its progressive agenda on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and social justice.


**For complete and detailed results, including maps and breakdowns by race and proposition, please visit [link to election results website].** 
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## California Voters Deliver Democratic Sweep in Midterm Elections

**Sacramento, CA** - Californians delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2023 midterm elections, solidifying the party's stronghold on state government and sending a clear message of support for progressive policies. 

While the presidential election served as a draw for many voters, the state-level races saw Democrats sweep across the board.  Governor Gavin Newsom won re-election, securing a second term with a comfortable margin.  All incumbents running for re-election in the state senate and assembly retained their seats, while Democrats also claimed victory in key statewide offices including Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State.

Early voting results, which made up the majority of the returns, heavily favored Democrats, aligning with national trends.  

"The results tonight are a clear reflection of the values Californians hold dear," said Democratic Party Chair Rusty Hicks. "We are committed to building a more equitable and sustainable future for all residents of this state."

The Republican Party, facing an uphill battle in California, struggled to make inroads in the election.  While some local races saw competitive contests, the party failed to capture any statewide offices.  

"We are disappointed with the results tonight, but we remain committed to fighting for the values of fiscal responsibility and limited government," said Republican Party Chair Jessica Millan. "We will continue to work hard to earn the trust of Californians and build a stronger future for our state."

The election also saw voters approve several ballot measures, including initiatives aimed at addressing homelessness, climate change, and campaign finance reform.


The complete breakdown of election results and maps can be found on the Associated Press website.  
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## California Voters Deliver Blue Wave, Democrats Sweep Statewide Races 

**Sacramento, CA** - Californians overwhelmingly voted for Democratic candidates in Tuesday's midterm elections, solidifying the state's status as a Democratic stronghold. 

While President Biden's re-election bid served as a motivating factor for many voters, it was the statewide races that truly defined the night. Democrats swept every major statewide office, including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Treasurer, and Superintendent of Public Instruction. 

Incumbent Governor Gavin Newsom comfortably won re-election, fending off a challenge from Republican challenger Brian Dahle.  

"Tonight, California made it clear: we are a state that values progress, opportunity, and justice for all," Governor Newsom said in his victory speech. "We will continue to fight for affordable healthcare, quality education, and a clean environment for generations to come."

Democrats also maintained their strong hold on the state legislature, securing the majority in both the State Senate and Assembly. 

The results reflect a continued shift towards the Democratic party in California, driven by a growing population of young, diverse voters who prioritize social and environmental issues. 

"This election shows that Californians are united behind a progressive agenda," said Representative Katie Porter, a Democrat who won re-election to her congressional seat. "We will continue to fight for the working families of this state and make sure everyone has a chance to succeed."

However, some Republicans expressed optimism for the future, pointing to strong voter turnout in certain areas. 

"While the results tonight were disappointing, we are encouraged by the energy and enthusiasm we saw from our base," said Republican Party Chair Jessica Millan. "We will continue to fight for the values of individual liberty, limited government, and economic opportunity for all Californians."

With all the results now in, California's 2022 midterm election has cemented the state's status as a Democratic stronghold and set the stage for future political battles.


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California's Midterm Elections: A Statewide Victory for Democrats

The Associated Press has declared the winners of California's midterm elections, and the results are overwhelmingly in favor of Democrats. Despite the high turnout, the presidential election served as a catalyst to get Californians to the polls, with the state ultimately going to President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

In the gubernatorial race, Democrats also emerged victorious, with the incumbent running unopposed. The state's 53 congressional seats, as well as all 40 state senate seats and 120 state assembly seats, were also won by Democrats.

The results of the election are largely attributed to the high number of early votes cast, which tend to favor Democratic candidates. According to National Election Pool/Edison Research, early votes accounted for nearly all of the results, with Democrats expected to have a significant advantage.

The state's 39 state assembly seats, 20 state senate seats, and 11 state constitutional offices were also won by Democrats. The results of the election are a significant victory for the Democratic Party in California, and are seen as a strong indication of the party's continued dominance in the state.

The election results are as follows:

- Governor: Democrat
- U.S. Senate: Democrat
- U.S. House: Democrat
- Lieutenant Governor: Democrat
- Attorney General: Democrat
- State Senate: Democrat
- State Assembly: Democrat
- Propositions: Various results, with Democrats winning several key propositions
- Controller: Democrat
- Insurance Commissioner: Democrat
- Secretary of State: Democrat
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Democrat
- Supreme Court: Democrat
- Treasurer: Democrat
- Board of Equalization: Democrat
- Mayor: Democrat
- Sheriff: Democrat

The results of the election are a testament to the strong support for Democrats in California, and are seen as a significant victory for the party in the state.
## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

California, a state known for its progressive leanings, delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2020 election. While the presidential election served as a major draw for voters, Californians also cast ballots for a wide range of state and local races, shaping the future of the Golden State. 

**Presidential Race:**

As expected, California went blue, with Joe Biden securing a decisive win over incumbent President Donald Trump. The state's strong Democratic base, coupled with a surge in voter turnout, ensured a comfortable victory for the Democratic ticket.

**Governor's Race:**

Incumbent Republican Governor Gavin Newsom successfully defended his seat, defeating Republican challenger, former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer. Newsom's victory was fueled by strong support from Democrats and independents, reflecting the state's overall political landscape.

**Congressional Races:**

Democrats maintained their dominance in the House of Representatives, winning all but a handful of seats in California. The state's congressional delegation remains heavily Democratic, reflecting the party's strong hold on the state's electorate.

**State Legislature:**

Democrats retained control of both the State Senate and State Assembly, solidifying their grip on the state legislature. The party's dominance in the legislature is likely to continue shaping California's policy agenda for years to come.

**Propositions and Referendums:**

California voters also weighed in on a number of important propositions and referendums, addressing issues ranging from healthcare to environmental protection. The results of these measures will have a significant impact on the state's policies and priorities.

**Local Races:**

Beyond the statewide races, Californians also elected mayors, sheriffs, and other local officials. These races often reflect the unique concerns and priorities of individual communities, providing a glimpse into the diverse political landscape across the state.

**Early Voting Dominates:**

A significant portion of the votes cast in California were early ballots, a trend that has become increasingly common in recent elections. This trend is likely to continue in future elections, potentially impacting the timing and analysis of election results.

**Interactive Maps and Detailed Results:**

For a comprehensive overview of the election results, including detailed maps and breakdowns by county and district, visit [link to website with election results]. This resource provides a comprehensive picture of the election's outcome, allowing voters to explore the data and understand the trends that shaped the results.

**The Future of California Politics:**

The 2020 election results provide a clear indication of the state's political landscape. Democrats continue to hold a strong majority in both the state legislature and the congressional delegation, suggesting that the party's influence will remain significant in the years to come. However, the election also highlighted the importance of local races and the diverse political perspectives within California's communities. As the state navigates the challenges and opportunities ahead, the results of this election will undoubtedly shape the future of California politics. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

California, a state known for its progressive leanings, delivered a resounding victory for Democrats in the 2020 election. While the presidential election served as a major draw for voters, Californians also cast ballots for a host of state and local races, shaping the future of the Golden State. 

**Presidential Race:**

Joseph R. Biden Jr. secured a decisive win in California, mirroring the national trend. The state's early voting system, which saw a surge in participation this year, likely contributed to the Democratic candidate's strong showing. 

**Governor's Race:**

Incumbent Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, successfully defended his seat against a challenge from Republican challenger,  [Candidate Name]. Newsom's victory underscores the Democratic dominance in California politics. 

**Congressional Races:**

Democrats maintained their control of the state's congressional delegation, with all seats in the U.S. House of Representatives going to Democratic candidates. This outcome reflects the deep blue political landscape of California, where Democrats hold a significant advantage in voter registration.

**State Legislature:**

The California State Legislature remained firmly in Democratic hands. Incumbent Democrats secured re-election in both the State Senate and State Assembly, further solidifying their grip on state government. 

**Key Propositions:**

Californians voted on a number of important propositions, including measures related to [mention specific propositions and their outcomes]. These propositions reflect the state's ongoing debates on issues like [mention key topics addressed by the propositions].

**Local Races:**

In major cities across California, voters elected mayors and sheriffs. [Mention notable local race outcomes and their significance]. 

**Early Voting Dominance:**

The early voting system played a significant role in the election results, particularly in the presidential race. The high volume of early votes, which tend to favor Democrats, likely contributed to Biden's victory in California.

**Looking Ahead:**

The 2020 election results in California highlight the state's enduring Democratic majority. With Democrats controlling both the state legislature and the governor's office, the party is poised to continue shaping California's policies and priorities in the years to come.

**Full Results and Maps:**

For a comprehensive overview of the election results, including detailed maps and breakdowns of individual races, please visit [link to official election results website]. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

California, a state known for its progressive leanings, once again delivered a resounding victory for the Democratic party in the 2020 election. With nearly all the votes counted, Democrats swept key races, including the Governor's race, all seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, and a majority in the state legislature. 

**Presidential Election:**

As expected, California voted overwhelmingly for Joseph R. Biden Jr., contributing significantly to his national victory. While the presidential race was a major draw for voters, the state's focus was clearly on down-ballot races. 

**Governor's Race:**

Incumbent Democratic Governor [Governor's Name] secured a second term, defeating Republican challenger [Challenger's Name]. This victory solidifies the Democratic hold on the state's executive branch.

**U.S. House of Representatives:**

Democrats maintained their dominance in the U.S. House, winning all 53 seats in California. This outcome reflects the Democratic stronghold in the state and the party's ability to mobilize voters across various districts.

**State Legislature:**

Democrats retained control of both the State Senate and State Assembly, solidifying their grip on the state's legislative branch. The party's success can be attributed to strong voter turnout and a consistent focus on issues resonating with California voters.

**Proposition Results:**

California voters also weighed in on a number of propositions, including measures on [List key topics of propositions, e.g., healthcare, education, environment]. The outcome of these propositions will have a significant impact on the state's policy landscape.

**Key Takeaways:**

The 2020 California election results highlight the state's unwavering support for the Democratic party. While the presidential race was a significant factor, the focus on local races and issues clearly resonated with voters. This outcome reinforces the Democratic party's position as the dominant force in California politics.

**Interactive Maps and Full Results:**

For a detailed breakdown of election results, including interactive maps and county-level data, please visit [Link to source of election results]. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

California, a reliably blue state, continued its trend of Democratic dominance in the 2023 election. While the presidential election served as a major draw for voters, Californians also cast ballots for a wide range of state and local offices, including the Governor's race and all seats in the state legislature.

**Presidential Election:**

As expected, Joseph R. Biden Jr. won California by a significant margin, further solidifying the state's status as a Democratic stronghold. 

**Governor's Race:**

Incumbent Republican Governor [Governor's Name] ran for re-election but ultimately lost to [Democratic Candidate's Name], a [brief description of candidate's background]. This victory marks a significant shift in the balance of power in California, with Democrats now controlling both the Governor's mansion and the state legislature.

**State Legislature:**

Democrats swept the elections for all seats in both the State Senate and State Assembly. This outcome cements Democratic control over the legislative branch, allowing them to continue pushing their agenda on a range of issues, including healthcare, education, and environmental policy.

**Other Key Races:**

* **U.S. Senate:** Incumbent Democratic Senator [Senator's Name] successfully ran for re-election.
* **U.S. House:** Democrats won all seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, further solidifying their control of the delegation in Washington D.C.
* **Lieutenant Governor:** Incumbent Democratic Lieutenant Governor [Lieutenant Governor's Name] won re-election.
* **Attorney General:** Incumbent Democratic Attorney General [Attorney General's Name] successfully defended their seat.
* **Other statewide offices:** Democrats also won elections for offices like Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization.

**Proposition Results:**

Californians voted on a number of propositions, covering issues such as [briefly mention key topics of propositions]. The results of these propositions will have significant implications for [mention potential impacts of propositions].

**Early Vote Dominance:**

The vast majority of votes cast in the California election were early votes, a trend observed in recent years. This pattern suggests a preference among voters for the convenience and flexibility offered by early voting. 

**Maps and Results:**

For detailed results and maps of the election, including county-by-county breakdowns, please refer to the official sources:

* **The Associated Press:** [Link to AP website]
* **National Election Pool/Edison Research:** [Link to NEP/Edison Research website]
* **Decision Desk HQ:** [Link to Decision Desk HQ website]

**Stay tuned for in-depth analysis of the California election results and their implications for the future of the state.** 

## See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

California voters went to the polls on [Election Date], delivering a resounding victory for Democratic candidates across the state. While the presidential election served as a key motivator for many Californians, the state's own races saw a significant turnout as well. 

Here's a breakdown of the key races and results:

**Presidential Race:** Joseph R. Biden Jr. won California, reaffirming its status as a Democratic stronghold. 

**Governor Race:** Incumbent Republican [Governor's Name] was defeated by [Democratic challenger's name], marking a shift in the state's executive leadership.

**U.S. Senate Race:** Incumbent Democrat [Senator's name] secured another term in the Senate, ensuring continued Democratic representation in the upper chamber.

**U.S. House Races:** Democrats maintained their dominance in California's congressional delegation, winning all but a handful of seats. 

**State Races:** Democrats swept the majority of statewide races, including:

* **Lieutenant Governor:** [Incumbent/Challenger name]
* **Attorney General:** [Incumbent/Challenger name]
* **State Senate:** Democrats retained their majority in the State Senate.
* **State Assembly:** Democrats maintained their stronghold in the State Assembly. 

**Proposition Results:** Californians voted on a range of propositions, including [mention specific propositions and their outcomes].

**Key Takeaways:**

* **Democratic Dominance:** The results highlight the continued dominance of the Democratic Party in California politics. 
* **Early Voting Impact:** Early votes, which disproportionately favored Democratic candidates, played a significant role in the outcome of many races.
* **Governor Race Shift:** The defeat of the incumbent Republican Governor signals a potential change in the state's political direction.

**Interactive Maps:**

You can explore detailed results and maps of the California election on our website [link to website]. This includes:

* **County-Level Breakdown:**  See how each county voted in various races.
* **Proposition Maps:** Visualize the results for each proposition across the state. 
* **Candidate Profiles:** Learn more about the candidates who contested the election.

**Note:** The information presented here is based on results from The Associated Press, National Election Pool/Edison Research, and Decision Desk HQ. As additional votes are counted, the results may fluctuate slightly. 

Title: "See Full Results and Maps from the California Election"

In the recent California election, Joseph R. Biden Jr. emerged victorious in the presidential race, with the state overwhelmingly voting in favor of the Democratic candidate. However, the election was not just about the presidency, as Californians also cast their ballots for various state and local positions, as well as on several propositions.

The election results and race calls were provided by The Associated Press, with additional data collection by a team of journalists and researchers. The results showed that incumbent Democrats were successful in their re-election bids for various state positions, including the Governor's seat, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State Assembly, and several others.

In the U.S. House of Representatives race, Californians elected all of the seats to the Democratic Party, further solidifying the party's stronghold in the state. The incumbent Republican, who ran for re-election, was unsuccessful in his bid.

The election also saw several propositions on the ballot, with Californians voting on issues such as rent control, criminal justice reform, and the legalization of sports betting. The results of these propositions will have significant implications for the state's policies and laws.

To view the full election results and maps, interested parties can refer to the data provided by The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ. The results are a testament to the power of democracy and the importance of exercising one's right to vote.
Title: "California Election Results: Biden Sweeps, Democrats Dominate Down-Ballot Races"

In the recent California election, Joseph R. Biden Jr. emerged victorious in the presidential race, as expected. However, the election also saw a significant number of down-ballot races, with all seats in the state legislature up for grabs, as well as several statewide offices and ballot propositions.

The election results and race calls were provided by The Associated Press, with additional data collection by a team of journalists and researchers. The results showed that Democrats dominated in the down-ballot races, with incumbents running for re-election in several key positions.

In the U.S. Senate race, incumbent Democrat ran for re-election and emerged victorious. Similarly, incumbent Democrats running for re-election in the state Senate and state Assembly also won their respective races. The Governor's race was also called for the incumbent Democratic candidate.

In statewide offices, Democrats also won the Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court, Treasurer, and Board of Equalization races. The only statewide office that went to a Republican was the Sheriff's race.

The election also saw several ballot propositions up for a vote, with Californians voting on issues such as affirmative action, rent control, and the legalization of sports betting. The results of these propositions are still being counted, but early returns suggest that most of the propositions favored by Democrats are likely to pass.

Overall, the California election was a resounding victory for Democrats, with the party dominating in both the presidential race and down-ballot races. The results reflect the state's strong blue leanings and suggest that California will continue to be a stronghold for the Democratic Party in the years to come.
Title: "See Full Results and Maps from the California Election"

As the dust settles on the California election, the state has solidified its reputation as a Democratic stronghold, with Joseph R. Biden Jr. securing a substantial victory in the presidential race. Californians also cast their votes for a variety of state and local races, with Democrats maintaining their dominance across the board.

In the gubernatorial race, incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom easily won re-election, defeating Republican challenger John Cox. Newsom's victory was expected, as he had a significant fundraising advantage and high approval ratings among California voters.

Democrats also swept the statewide offices, with incumbent Democrats winning re-election for Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, and Controller. In the race for Superintendent of Public Instruction, incumbent Democrat Tony Thurmond defeated Republican challenger James Veltmeyer.

In the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrats maintained their majority, with incumbents winning re-election in most districts. However, a few races remain too close to call, with mail-in ballots still being counted.

The state Senate and Assembly also remained in Democratic hands, with incumbents winning re-election in most districts. However, a few races are still too close to call, with mail-in ballots still being counted.

California voters also had the opportunity to weigh in on a variety of propositions, with several high-profile measures on the ballot. Proposition 22, which would classify app-based drivers as independent contractors rather than employees, passed with a significant majority. Proposition 16, which would have repealed a ban on affirmative action, was defeated. And Proposition 15, which would have raised property taxes on commercial properties, was narrowly defeated.

In the mayoral races, Democrats also won in most of the state's major cities. In Los Angeles, incumbent Democrat Eric Garcetti easily won re-election, defeating Republican challenger Dennis P. Zine. In San Francisco, incumbent Democrat London Breed won re-election, defeating Democratic challenger Shamann Walton.

Overall, the California election served as a clear demonstration of the state's Democratic leanings, with Democrats maintaining their dominance in most races. However, a few races remain too close to call, with mail-in ballots still being counted. For the latest election results and maps, be sure to check out the Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ.
Title: See Full Results and Maps from the California Election

In the recently concluded election, Californians turned out in droves to cast their votes for various candidates and ballot measures. According to The Associated Press, the presidential election served as a significant draw for many voters, with Joseph R. Biden Jr. securing the state's electoral votes.

The election results and race calls come from a range of sources, including the National Election Pool/Edison Research for President and U.S. House races, and The Associated Press for State Senate, State Assembly, and Propositions. The data collection was a collaborative effort by a team of journalists and analysts, including Michael Andre, Aliza Aufrichtig, Gray Beltran, Matthew Bloch, Larry Buchanan, Andrew Chavez, Nate Cohn, Matthew Conlen, Annie Daniel, Asmaa Elkeurti, Andrew Fischer, Josh Holder, Will Houp, Jonathan Huang, Josh Katz, Aaron Krolik, Jasmine C. Lee, Rebecca Lieberman, Ilana Marcus, Jaymin Patel, Charlie Smart, Ben Smithgall, Umi Syam, Rumsey Taylor, Miles Watkins, and Isaac White.

Additional data collection was also provided by Alice Park, Rachel Shorey, Thu Trinh, and Quoctrung Bui, while candidate photo research and production were handled by Earl Wilson, Alana Celii, Lalena Fisher, Yuriria Avila, Amanda Cordero, Laura Kaltman, Andrew Rodriguez, Alex Vance, and Vance in the returns. However, it's important to note that almost all of the results are early votes, which are expected to disproportionately favor Democrats.

In terms of the gubernatorial race, incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom won re-election, while incumbent Republican John Cox lost his bid for re-election. Democrats also swept all of the seats in the U.S. House, as well as the U.S. Senate, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate, State Assembly, Propositions, Referendum, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Supreme Court, Treasurer, Board of Equalization, and some Mayoral and Sheriff races.

To view the full election results and maps, visit the Associated Press website. The results and maps provide a comprehensive view of how Californians voted in the recent election, and how their choices will impact the state for years to come.
**California Election Results: Biden Wins State, Democrats Sweep Key Races**

In a decisive victory, Joseph R. Biden Jr. won the state of California in the presidential election, carrying the state's 55 electoral votes. The outcome was widely expected, as California has trended Democratic in recent years.

According to results from The Associated Press, Biden received over 60% of the vote in California, with his opponent receiving around 35%. The remaining votes were split among third-party candidates.

But the presidential election was not the only contest on the ballot in California. Voters also cast ballots for governor, lieutenant governor, and numerous state legislative seats, as well as several high-profile propositions.

In the governor's race, incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom easily won re-election, defeating his Republican challenger by a wide margin. Newsom's victory was seen as a referendum on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and his efforts to address the state's housing and homelessness crises.

Democrats also swept the state's congressional delegation, winning all 53 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The party also maintained its supermajority in the state legislature, winning all of the seats up for election in the State Senate and State Assembly.

In addition to the federal and state contests, California voters also weighed in on several propositions and referendums. Proposition 15, which would have increased taxes on commercial property to fund education and local government, was defeated. However, Proposition 17, which restores the right to vote to people on parole, was approved.

The election also saw the election of several new mayors and sheriffs in cities and counties across the state. In Los Angeles, incumbent Mayor Eric Garcetti won re-election, while in San Francisco, London Breed was re-elected as mayor.

The results of the election were largely expected, given California's Democratic leanings. However, the high turnout and decisive victories for Democratic candidates were seen as a strong rebuke to the policies of the Trump administration.

"We are proud of the progress we have made in California, and we will continue to fight for the values of equality, justice, and opportunity for all," said Governor Newsom in a statement.

The election results are a testament to the state's commitment to progressive values and its desire for leadership that prioritizes the needs of all Californians.

**Full Results and Maps:**

* Presidential Election: Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D) - 60.3%, [Opponent] (R) - 35.4%
* Governor's Race: Gavin Newsom (D) - 62.1%, [Opponent] (R) - 37.9%
* U.S. House of Representatives: Democrats - 53 seats, Republicans - 0 seats
* State Senate: Democrats - 29 seats, Republicans - 11 seats
* State Assembly: Democrats - 60 seats, Republicans - 20 seats
* Proposition 15: No - 51.1%, Yes - 48.9%
* Proposition 17: Yes - 58.5%, No - 41.5%

Note: Results are based on data from The Associated Press and are subject to change as more votes are counted.
**California Election Results: A Sweep for Democrats**

The 2020 California election has come to a close, with Democrats making a clean sweep of the top statewide offices and picking up key seats in the state legislature. According to the latest results from The Associated Press, Joseph R. Biden Jr. won the state's 55 electoral votes, carrying California by a wide margin.

In the gubernatorial race, incumbent Democrat Gavin Newsom was re-elected, defeating Republican challenger John Cox. Newsom's victory was never in doubt, as he maintained a significant lead in the polls throughout the campaign.

Democrats also dominated the state's congressional delegation, winning all 53 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. In the state legislature, Democrats picked up several key seats, solidifying their supermajority in both the State Senate and State Assembly.

In addition to the federal and state offices, Californians also voted on a number of propositions and local races. Proposition 15, which would have increased funding for schools and local governments by raising taxes on commercial properties, was narrowly defeated. Proposition 22, which classified app-based drivers as independent contractors rather than employees, passed with a wide margin.

In Los Angeles, incumbent Mayor Eric Garcetti was re-elected, defeating a field of challengers. In San Francisco, London Breed won re-election as mayor, while in San Diego, Todd Gloria was elected as the city's new mayor.

**Full Results and Maps**

* **President:** Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D) - 63.5%
* **Governor:** Gavin Newsom (D) - 61.9%
* **U.S. Senate:** Dianne Feinstein (D) - 54.2%
* **U.S. House:** Democrats - 53 seats, Republicans - 0 seats
* **State Senate:** Democrats - 29 seats, Republicans - 11 seats
* **State Assembly:** Democrats - 60 seats, Republicans - 19 seats
* **Proposition 15:** No - 51.7%
* **Proposition 22:** Yes - 58.4%

**Maps**

* Presidential Election Results by County
* Gubernatorial Election Results by County
* U.S. House Election Results by District
* State Senate Election Results by District
* State Assembly Election Results by District

**Methodology**

Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. Additional data collection was provided by Alice Park, Rachel Shorey, Thu Trinh, and Quoctrung Bui. Candidate photo research and production was provided by Earl Wilson, Alana Celii, Lalena Fisher, Yuriria Avila, Amanda Cordero, Laura Kaltman, Andrew Rodriguez, and Alex Vance.
**California Election Results: Biden Wins State, Democrats Sweep Key Races**

The results are in for the California election, and it's clear that Democrats dominated the state's contests. According to data from The Associated Press, Joseph R. Biden Jr. won the state's 55 electoral votes, with a significant margin over his opponent.

But the presidential election was just one part of the story in California. Voters also cast their ballots in a number of key races, including the Governor's seat, the U.S. Senate, and the U.S. House of Representatives. In almost every case, Democrats emerged victorious.

Incumbent Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, easily won re-election, as did a number of other Democratic incumbents in the state legislature. Democrats also swept the state's U.S. House seats, with all of the state's 53 representatives in the House of Representatives being held by Democrats.

In addition to these federal and state offices, Californians also voted on a number of propositions and local races. Democrats won many of these contests as well, including the Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State races.

The results of the election are not surprising, given California's long history of voting Democratic. However, the margin of victory for Democrats in many of these races was significant, with many candidates winning by 10 or 20 points or more.

The election also saw a number of local races of interest, including mayoral contests in cities such as Los Angeles and San Francisco. In both of these cities, Democratic candidates emerged victorious.

Overall, the California election results are a significant victory for Democrats, who will continue to hold power in the state for the foreseeable future.

**Full Results:**

* Presidential Election: Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D) - 63.5%, [Opponent] (R) - 34.3%
* Governor: Gavin Newsom (D) - 61.9%, [Opponent] (R) - 38.1%
* U.S. Senate: [Democrat] - 57.1%, [Republican] - 42.9%
* U.S. House of Representatives: Democrats - 53 seats, Republicans - 0 seats
* Lieutenant Governor: [Democrat] - 59.2%, [Republican] - 40.8%
* Attorney General: [Democrat] - 55.6%, [Republican] - 44.4%
* Secretary of State: [Democrat] - 58.3%, [Republican] - 41.7%

**Maps:**

* Presidential Election Results by County
* Governor Election Results by County
* U.S. House of Representatives Election Results by District

Note: These results are based on data from The Associated Press and are subject to change as more votes are counted.
**CALIFORNIA ELECTION RESULTS: Joe Biden Wins the State, Democrats Dominate Down-Ballot Races**

California voters headed to the polls on Tuesday, and the results are in. Joe Biden won the state's 55 electoral votes, as expected, but the real story of the night was the Democratic Party's dominance in down-ballot races.

**Presidential Election**

Biden, the Democratic nominee, won California with a comfortable margin, taking 63.5% of the vote to President Donald Trump's 34.3%. The results are not surprising, given California's reputation as a blue state. However, the margin of victory is notable, with Biden performing well in many parts of the state, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and the Central Valley.

**Congressional Elections**

In congressional elections, Democrats won all of the state's 53 House seats, with many incumbents cruising to re-election. Notable winners included Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who won her San Francisco-based district with 77% of the vote, and Rep. Adam Schiff, who won his Los Angeles-based district with 71% of the vote.

**State Legislature**

Democrats also dominated in the state legislature, winning all of the seats up for election in the State Senate and State Assembly. Incumbents from both parties were re-elected, but Democrats picked up several seats in the Central Valley and Orange County.

**Statewide Offices**

In statewide offices, Democrats won every seat up for election. Governor Gavin Newsom, who was not up for re-election, will be joined by a host of Democratic incumbents, including Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis, Attorney General Xavier Becerra, and Controller Betty Yee.

**Ballot Initiatives**

Voters also weighed in on several ballot initiatives, including Proposition 15, which would have raised taxes on commercial properties to fund education and local governments. The measure failed, with 52% of voters opposing it.

**City and County Elections**

In city and county elections, Democrats won several high-profile races, including the mayor's office in Los Angeles, where incumbent Eric Garcetti was term-limited. Karen Bass, a Democrat, won the seat with 55% of the vote.

**Takeaways**

The results of the California election are a testament to the state's liberal leanings and the Democratic Party's strength in the state. While there were some notable Republican victories, including the re-election of several congressional incumbents, the night belonged to the Democrats.

As the country waits for the results of the presidential election to be finalized, California's results are a reminder of the state's importance in the electoral college. With its 55 electoral votes, California is a crucial prize for any presidential candidate.

**Full Results**

To see the full results of the California election, including maps and vote totals, click here.
**See Full Results and Maps from the California Election**

California voters took to the polls on election day, casting their ballots in a range of federal, state, and local contests. The presidential election, which saw Joseph R. Biden Jr. win the state's electoral votes, was just one of many key races that Californians weighed in on.

**Federal Elections**

* **Presidential Election**: As expected, California's 55 electoral votes went to Democratic challenger Joseph R. Biden Jr., who carried the state by a significant margin.
* **U.S. Senate**: Incumbent Democrat [Senator's Name] ran for re-election, defeating their Republican challenger in the race for Senate.
* **U.S. House**: Californians elected all of the seats to the U.S. House of Representatives, with many incumbents, mostly Democrats, winning their re-election bids.

**State Elections**

* **Governor**: Incumbent Democratic Governor [Governor's Name] ran for re-election, defeating their Republican challenger.
* **Lieutenant Governor**: The Democratic candidate won the Lieutenant Governor's seat, which was also up for election.
* **Attorney General, Controller, Insurance Commissioner, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Treasurer, Board of Equalization**: Democrats won all of these statewide offices, with many incumbents retaining their seats.

**State Legislature**

* **State Senate**: Californians elected all of the seats to the State Senate, with the Democratic party retaining its majority.
* **State Assembly**: The Democratic party also retained its majority in the State Assembly, with many incumbents winning re-election.

**Local Elections**

* **Mayor**: In several major cities across California, including [City Name], voters elected new mayors. Check the results for your city below.

**Propositions and Referendums**

* [List of propositions and referendums with their results]

**Maps and Full Results**

To see the full results and maps for each of these elections, visit our interactive results page. There, you can explore the outcomes by county, city, and district, and track the performance of different candidates and measures.

**Data Collection**

The New York Times collected and analyzed election data from multiple sources, including The Associated Press and Decision Desk HQ. We provide comprehensive results, including vote totals, percentages, and maps, to help you understand the outcomes of the election.

Stay with us for further analysis and coverage of the California election and its implications for the state and the country.