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STATEMENT of VOTE, Summary Pages Xxii STATEMENT OF VOTE, Summary Pages President Votes Percent Congressional District 9 Votes Percent John F. Kerry, DEM 6,745,485 54.4% *Barbara Lee, DEM 215,630 84.60% *George W. Bush, REP 5,509,826 44.4% Claudia Bermudez, REP 31,278 12.30% Michael Anthony Peroutka, AI 26,645 0.2% Jim Eyer, LIB 8,131 3.10% David Cobb, GRN 40,771 0.3% Michael Badnarik, LIB 50,165 0.4% Congressional District 10 Votes Percent Leonard Peltier, PF 27,607 0.2% *Ellen O. Tauscher, DEM 182,750 65.80% Anthony Jabin (W/I) 1 0.0% Jeff Ketelson, REP 95,349 34.20% James Alexander-Pace (W/I) 8 0.0% John Joseph Kennedy (W/I) 82 0.0% Congressional District 11 Votes Percent John Parker (W/I) 49 0.0% Gerald (Jerry) M. McNerney, DEM 103,587 38.7% Ralph Nader (W/I) 20,714 0.1% *Richard Pombo, REP 163,582 61.3% Votes Not Cast 170,142 1.35% Congressional District 12 Votes Percent US Senate Votes Percent *Tom Lantos, DEM 171,852 68.1% *Barbara Boxer, DEM 6,955,728 57.8% Mike Garza, REP 52,593 20.8% Bill Jones, REP 4,555,922 37.8% Pat Gray, GRN 23,038 9.1% Don J. Grundmann, AI 81,224 0.6% Harland Harrison, LIB 5,116 2.0% James P. "Jim" Gray, LIB 216,522 1.7% Marsha Feinland, PF 243,846 2.1% Congressional District 13 Votes Percent Dennis Richter (W/I) 43 0.0% *Fortney Pete Stark, DEM 144,605 71.7% Howard Johnson (W/I) 6 0.0% George I. Bruno, REP 48,439 24.0% John Emery Jones (W/I) 2 0.0% Mark W. Stroberg, LIB 8,877 4.3% Votes Not Cast 536,390 4.26% Congressional District 14 Votes Percent Congressional District 1 Votes Percent *Anna G. Eshoo, DEM 182,712 69.8% *Mike Thompson, DEM 189,366 67.0% Chris Haugen, REP 69,564 26.6% Lawrence R. Wiesner, REP 79,970 28.2% Brian Holtz, LIB 9,588 3.6% Pamela Elizondo, GRN 13,635 4.8% Dennis Mitrzyk (W/I) 24 0.0% Congressional District 2 Votes Percent Congressional District 15 Votes Percent Mike Johnson, DEM 90,310 33.1% *Mike Honda, DEM 154,385 72.1% *Wally Herger, REP 182,119 66.9% Raymond L. Chukwu, REP 59,953 27.9% Congressional District 3 Votes Percent Congressional District 16 Votes Percent Gabe Castillo, DEM 100,025 34.8% *Zoe Lofgren, DEM 129,222 70.9% Dan Lungren, REP 177,738 62.0% Douglas Adams McNea, REP 47,992 26.4% Douglas Arthur Tuma, LIB 9,310 3.2% Markus Welch, LIB 5,067 2.7% Congressional District 4 Votes Percent Congressional District 17 Votes Percent David I. Winters, DEM 117,443 34.6% *Sam Farr, DEM 148,958 66.8% *John T. Doolittle, REP 221,926 65.4% Mark Risley, REP 65,117 29.2% Ray Glock-Grueneich, GRN 3,645 1.7% Congressional District 5 Votes Percent Joel Smolen, LIB 2,607 1.1% *Robert T. Matsui, DEM 138,004 71.4% Joe Williams, PF 2,823 1.2% Mike Dugas, REP 45,120 23.4% David Mauricio Munoz (W/I) 75 0.0% Pat Driscoll, GRN 6,593 3.4% John C. Reiger, PF 3,670 1.8% Congressional District 18 Votes Percent *Dennis A. Cardoza, DEM 103,732 67.5% Congressional District 6 Votes Percent Charles F. Pringle, Sr., REP 49,973 32.5% *Lynn Woolsey, DEM 226,423 72.7% Paul L. Erickson, REP 85,244 27.3% Congressional District 19 Votes Percent James Lex Bufford, DEM 64,047 27.2% Congressional District 7 Votes Percent *George Radanovich, REP 155,354 66.1% *George Miller, DEM 166,831 76.1% Larry R. Mullen, GRN 15,863 6.7% Charles Hargrave, REP 52,446 23.9% Congressional District 20 Votes Percent Congressional District 8 Votes Percent Jim Costa, DEM 61,005 53.5% *Nancy Pelosi, DEM 224,017 83.0% Roy Ashburn, REP 53,231 46.5% Jennifer Depalma, REP 31,074 11.5% Leilani Dowell, PF 9,527 3.5% Congressional District 21 Votes Percent Terry Baum (W/I) 5,446 2.0% Fred B. Davis, DEM 51,594 26.8% *Devin G. Nunes, REP 140,721 73.2% xxii STATEMENT OF VOTE, Summary Pages Congressional District 22 Votes Percent Congressional District 35 Votes Percent *Bill Thomas, REP 209,384 100.0% *Maxine Waters, DEM 125,949 80.6% Ross Moen, REP 23,591 15.1% Congressional District 23 Votes Percent Gordon Michael Mego, AI 3,440 2.2% *Lois Capps, DEM 153,980 63.1% Charles Tate, LIB 3,427 2.1% Don Regan, REP 83,926 34.3% Michael Favorite, LIB 6,391 2.6% Congressional District 36 Votes Percent *Jane Harman, DEM 151,208 62.0% Congressional District 24 Votes Percent Paul Whitehead, REP 81,666 33.5% Brett Wagner, DEM 96,397 33.9% Mike Binkley, LIB 5,065 2.0% *Elton Gallegly, REP 178,660 62.9% Alice Stek, PF 6,105 2.5% Stuart A. Bechman, GRN 9,321 3.2% Congressional District 37 Votes Percent Congressional District 25 Votes Percent *Juanita Millender-McDonald, DEM 118,823 75.1% Fred "Tim" Willoughby, DEM 80,395 35.5% Vernon Van, REP 31,960 20.2% *Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, REP 145,575 64.5% Herb Peters, LIB 7,535 4.7% Congressional District 26 Votes Percent Congressional District 38 Votes Percent Cynthia M. Matthews, DEM 107,522 42.8% *Grace Flores Napolitano, DEM 116,851 100.0% *David Dreier, REP 134,596 53.6% Randall Weissbuch, LIB 9,089 3.6% Congressional District 39 Votes Percent *Linda T. Sanchez, DEM 100,132 60.7% Congressional District 27 Votes Percent Tim Escobar, REP 64,832 39.3% *Brad Sherman, DEM 125,296 62.3% Robert M. Levy, REP 66,946 33.3% Congressional District 40 Votes Percent Eric J. Carter, GRN 8,956 4.4% J. Tilman Williams, DEM 69,684 32.0% *Ed Royce, REP 147,617 68.0% Congressional District 28 Votes Percent *Howard L. Berman, DEM 115,303 71.0% Congressional District 41 Votes Percent David Hernandez, REP 37,868 23.3% *Jerry Lewis, REP 181,605 83.0% Kelley L. Ross, LIB 9,339 5.7% Peymon Mottahedek, LIB 37,332 17.0% Congressional District 29 Votes Percent Congressional District 42 Votes Percent *Adam B. Schiff, DEM 133,670 64.7% Lewis Myers, DEM 78,393 31.8% Harry Frank Scolinos, REP 62,871 30.4% *Gary G. Miller, REP 167,632 68.2% Philip Koebel, GRN 5,715 2.7% Ted Brown, LIB 4,570 2.2% Congressional District 43 Votes Percent John Christopher Burton (W/I) 6 0.0% *Joe Baca, DEM 86,830 66.4% Ed Laning, REP 44,004 33.6% Congressional District 30 Votes Percent Barry J. Patts (W/I) 0 0.0% *Henry A. Waxman, DEM 216,682 71.3% Victor Elizalde, REP 87,465 28.7% Congressional District 44 Votes Percent Louis Vandenberg, DEM 78,796 35.0% Congressional District 31 Votes Percent *Ken Calvert, REP 138,768 61.7% *Xavier Becerra, DEM 89,363 80.3% Kevin Akin, PF 7,559 3.3% Luis Vega, REP 22,048 19.7% Congressional District 45 Votes Percent Congressional District 32 Votes Percent Richard J. Meyer, DEM 76,967 33.3% *Hilda L. Solis, DEM 119,144 85.1% *Mary Bono, REP 153,523 66.7% Leland Faegre, LIB 21,002 14.9% Congressional District 46 Votes Percent Congressional District 33 Votes Percent Jim Brandt, DEM 90,129 32.5% *Diane E. Watson, DEM 166,801 88.6% *Dana Rohrabacher, REP 171,318 62.0% Robert G. Weber, Jr., LIB 21,513 11.4% Tom Lash, GRN 10,238 3.7% Keith Gann, LIB 5,005 1.8% Congressional District 34 Votes Percent *Lucille Roybal-Allard, DEM 82,282 74.5% Congressional District 47 Votes Percent Wayne Miller, REP 28,175 25.5% *Loretta Sanchez, DEM 65,684 60.4% Alexandria A. "Alex" Coronado, REP 43,099 39.6% xxiii STATEMENT OF VOTE, Summary Pages Congressional District 48 Votes Percent State Senate District 13 Votes Percent John Graham, DEM 93,525 32.2% Elaine Alquist, DEM 156,321 68.6% *Christopher Cox, REP 189,004 65.0% Shane Patrick Connolly, REP 62,157 27.2% Bruce Cohen, LIB 8,343 2.8% Michael Laursen, LIB 9,585 4.2% John H. Webster (W/I) 28 0.0% Congressional District 49 Votes Percent Mike Byron, DEM 79,057 34.9% State Senate District 15 Votes Percent *Darrell E. Issa, REP 141,658 62.6% Peg Pinard, DEM 157,556 42.7% Lars R. Grossmith, LIB 5,751 2.5% Abel Maldonado, REP 194,674 52.8% Brook Madsen, GRN 16,644 4.5% Congressional District 50 Votes Percent Francine P. Busby, DEM 105,590 36.5% State Senate District 17 Votes Percent *Randy "Duke" Cunningham, REP 169,025 58.5% Jonathan Daniel Kraut, DEM 109,037 36.2% Diane Templin, AI 4,723 1.6% George C. Runner, REP 179,992 59.7% Gary M. Waayers, GRN 6,504 2.2% John S. Ballard, LIB 12,479 4.1% Brandon C. Osborne, LIB 3,486 1.2% State Senate District 19 Votes Percent Congressional District 51 Votes Percent Paul Graber, DEM 151,085 39.2% *Bob Filner, DEM 111,441 61.7% *Tom McClintock, REP 233,365 60.8% Michael Giorgino, REP 63,526 35.1% Michael S. Metti, LIB 5,912 3.2% State Senate District 21 Votes Percent *Jack Scott, DEM 217,515 78.1% Congressional District 52 Votes Percent Bob New, LIB 61,160 21.9% Brian S.
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