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Here is a look at the election results in the June 5 primary up through 12:26am:
City of Fresno
Council District 3
94% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Miguel Arias — 30.3%
Darren Miller — 14%
Craig Scharton — 14%
Tate Hill — 14%
Larry Burrus — 12%
Kimberly Tapscott-Munson — 9%
Sean Sanchez — 6%
Council District 5
96% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Luis Chavez — 41%
Paula Yang — 36%
Jose Barraza — 17%
Paul Condon — 5%
Council District 7
91% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Brian Whelan — 39%
Nelson Esparza — 38%
Veva Islas — 23%
Fresno County
Judge — 4th Office
94% of precincts reporting
(Top vote-getter wins.)
Billy Terrence — 70%
Roger Wilson — 30%
Judge — 8th Office
94% of precincts reporting
(Top vote-getter wins.)
Robert Mangano — 71%
Brent Woodward — 29%
Clerk
94% of precincts reporting
(Top vote-getter wins)
Brandi Orth — 77%
Adrian Rivera — 22%
Auditor-Controller/Treasurer-Tax Collector
94% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Oscar Garcia — 48%
David Keyes — 44%
Alan Cade Jr. — 8%
Board of Supervisors District 1
98% of precincts reporting
(Top vote-getter wins)
Brian Pacheco — 79%
Jose Ornelas — 20%
Madera County
District Attorney
100% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Sally Orme Moreno — 44%
Paul Hornick — 33%
David A. Linn — 22%
Board of Supervisors District 2
100% of precincts reporting
(Top vote-getter wins)
David Rogers — 66%
Al Galvez — 34%
Board of Supervisors District 5
100% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Tom Wheeler — 51%
Marc Sobel — 46%
H. Nokomis Hernandez — 3%
Federal
U.S. Senator
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Dianne Feinstein — 44%
Kevin de León — 11%
James P. Bradley — 9%
4th Congress
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Tom McClintock — 51%
Jessica Morse — 20%
Regina Bateson — 13%
Mitchell White — 7%
Roza Calderon — 6%
10th Congress
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Jeff Denham — 38%
Josh Harder — 15%
Ted Howze — 14%
Michael Eggman — 11%
Sue Zwahlen — 9%
16th Congress
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Jim Costa — 53%
Elizabeth Heng — 47%
21st Congress
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
David Valadao — 63%
TJ Cox — 36%
22nd Congress
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Devin Nunes — 58%
Andrew Janz — 32%
Bobby Bliatout — 5%
Rico Franco — 3%
23rd Congress
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Kevin McCarthy — 69%
Tatiana Matta — 11%
Wendy Reed — 10%
Statewide
Governor
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Gavin Newsom — 34%
John Cox — 26%
Antonio Villaraigosa — 12%
Travis Allen — 10%
John Chiang — 9%
Delaine Eastin — 3%
Amanda Renteria — 1%
Lieutenant Governor
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Eleni Kounalakis — 23%
Ed Hernandez — 20%
Cole Harris — 18%
Jeff Bleich — 10%
David Fennell — 9%
Lydia Ortega — 7%
Secretary of State
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Alex Padilla — 51%
Mark Meuser — 33%
Raul Rodriguez Jr. — 5%
Ruben Major — 5%
Controller
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Betty T. Yee — 60%
Konstantinos Roditis — 35%
Mary Lou Finley — 4%
Treasurer
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Fiona Ma — 43%
Greg Conlon — 23%
Jack M. Guerrero — 20%
Vivek Viswanathan — 13%
Attorney General
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Xavier Becerra — 45%
Steven C. Bailey — 26%
Eric Early — 15%
Dave Jones — 14%
Insurance Commissioner
53% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Steve Poizner — 42%
Ricardo Lara — 39%
Asif Mahmood — 13%
Nathalie Hrizi — 5%
Superintendent of Public Instruction
53% of precincts reporting
(50% plus one vote wins outright. Otherwise, top two advance to Nov. 6 general election.)
Marshall Tuck — 37%
Tony Thurmond — 34%
Lily (Espinoza) Ploski — 17%
Steven Ireland — 12%
Ballot Measures
Proposition 68 Natural Resources Bond — 55% yes 45% no
Proposition 69 Transportation Revenue: Restrictions and Limits — 81% yes 19% no
Proposition 70 Greenhouse Gas Reduction Reserve Fund — 38% yes 62% no
Proposition 71 Ballot Measures: Effective Date — 77% yes 23% no
Proposition 72 Property Tax: New Construction: Rain-Capture — 83% yes 17% no
State Senator — District 8
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Andreas Borgeas — 59%
Paulina Miranda — 22%
Tom Pratt — 16%
Mark Belden — 3%
State Senator — District 12
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Anna Caballero — 41%
Rob Poythress — 27%
Johnny Tacherra — 24%
Daniel Parra — 8%
State Senator — District 14
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Andy Vidak — 54%
Melissa Hurtado — 24%
Abigail Solis — 14%
Ruben Macareno — 8%
State Senator — District 16
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Shannon Grove — 59%
Ruth Musser-Lopez —29%
Gregory Tatum — 12%
Assembly — District 23
54% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Jim Patterson — 65%
Aileen Rizo — 35%
Assembly — District 26
48% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Warren Gubler — 30%
Devon Mathis — 29%
Jose Sigala — 29%
Jack Lavers — 11%
Assembly — District 31
96% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Joaquin Arambula — 59%
Lupe Espinoza — 40%
Assembly — District 32
65% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Justin Mendes — 51%
Rudy Salas — 49%
Board of Equalization — District 1
58% of precincts reporting
(Top two advance to Nov. 6 general election)
Tom Hallinan — 38%
Ted Gaines — 33%
Connie Conway — 18%
David Evans — 10%
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