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SPECIAL REPORT: California Results from General Election held on November 2, 2004

The following table shows final vote totals for California from yesterday's general election for President, U.S. Senate, House of Representatives, and the 16 statewide ballot propositions. Challenger John Kerry outpolled President George Bush by approximately 10 percentage points in California, Senator was reelected by approximately a 20-point margin, and all 51 serving Members of Congress that sought reelection won their races.

The state's House delegation will continue to include 33 Democrats and 20 Republicans, with party membership unchanged in California's two open House seats -- Dan Lungren won the race to succeed retiring Rep. by a 27-point margin, and won the race to succeed Rep. Cal Dooley by 7.4 percentage points.

All results are as of Wednesday morning, November 3, 2004 at 6:41 am PST, and are courtesy of the California Secretary of State's office. To view these data and data from other races -- including 100 state legislative seats -- visit http://vote2004.ss.ca.gov/ . (Data are best viewed in a proportionally spaced font, such as courier.)

CANDIDATE PARTY VOTES PERCENT

PRESIDENT John F. Kerry Democratic 5,427,133 54.6 * George W. Bush Republican 4,403,475 44.3 Michael Anthony Peroutka American Independent 21,057 0.2 David Cobb Green 31,679 0.3 Michael Badnarik Libertarian 39,797 0.4 Leonard Peltier Peace & Freedom 21,550 0.2

U.S. SENATE * Barbara Boxer Democratic 5,599,305 58.0 Bill Jones Republican 3,642,425 37.7 Don Grundmann American Independent 64,844 0.6 James Gray Libertarian 171,925 1.7 Marsha J. Feinland Peace & Freedom 190,429 2.0

U.S. CONGRESS -- ALL DISTRICTS District 1 * C. Michael Thompson Democratic 164,213 67.1 Lawrence R. Wiesner Republican 69,099 28.2 Pamela Elizondo Green 11,752 4.7 California Institute Special Report – California Results from 2004 General Election held November 2, 2004, Page 2

District 2 Mike Johnson Democratic 77,276 33.0 * Republican 156,854 67.0

District 3 Gabe Castillo Democratic 75,212 34.9 Dan Lungren Republican 132,780 61.8 Douglas Tuma Libertarian 7,171 3.3

District 4 David I. Winters Democratic 97,321 34.7 * John T. Doolittle Republican 183,042 65.3

District 5 * Robert T. Matsui Democratic 103,563 71.4 Mike Dugas Republican 33,489 23.1 Pat Driscoll Green 5,164 3.6 John C. Reiger Peace & Freedom 2,866 1.9

District 6 * Democratic 177,131 72.2 Paul L. Erickson Republican 68,327 27.8

District 7 * George Miller Democratic 142,075 76.3 Charles Hargrave Republican 44,306 23.7

District 8 * Democratic 167,542 84.7 Jennifer Depalma Republican 23,366 11.8 Leilani D. Dowell Peace & Freedom 7,063 3.5

District 9 * Democratic 159,064 83.8 Claudia Bermudez Republican 24,848 13.0 James M. Eyer Libertarian 6,097 3.2

District 10 * Ellen O. Tauscher Democratic 155,138 65.7 Jeff Ketelson Republican 81,029 34.3

District 11 Gerald (Jerry) M. McNerney Democratic 88,393 38.7 * Republican 139,697 61.3

District 12 * Democratic 135,342 67.7 Mike Garza Republican 42,007 21.1 Patricia Gray Green 18,556 9.2 Harland Harrison Libertarian 4,115 2.0

District 13 * Fortney "Pete" Stark Democratic 117,915 71.2 George I. Bruno Republican 40,650 24.5 Mark W. Stroberg Libertarian 7,211 4.3

District 14 * Democratic 136,697 69.8 John Christian Haugen Republican 51,943 26.6 Brian Holtz Libertarian 7,246 3.6 California Institute Special Report – California Results from 2004 General Election held November 2, 2004, Page 3

District 15 * Democratic 110,120 71.7 Raymond L. Chukwu Republican 43,632 28.3

District 16 * Democratic 94,806 70.9 Douglas Adams McNea Republican 35,245 26.4 Markus Welch Libertarian 3,722 2.7

District 17 * Democratic 109,049 67.2 Mark James Risley Republican 46,724 28.8 Raymond Glock-Grueneich Green 2,699 1.7 Joel Richard Smolen Libertarian 1,857 1.1 Joseph Williams Peace & Freedom 1,987 1.2

District 18 * Democratic 90,218 67.5 Charles F. Pringle, Sr Republican 43,502 32.5

District 19 James Lex Bufford Democratic 55,146 27.3 * George P. Radanovich Republican 133,572 66.1 Larry R. Mullen Green 13,362 6.6

District 20 Jim Costa Democratic 49,461 53.7 Roy Ashburn Republican 42,807 46.3

District 21 Fred B. Davis Democratic 44,236 26.7 * Devin G. Nunes Republican 120,977 73.3

District 22 * Republican 176,278 100.0

District 23 * Democratic 109,608 63.5 Donald E. Regan Republican 58,493 33.9 Michael Favorite Libertarian 4,633 2.6

District 24 Brett Wagner Democratic 65,893 34.3 * Republican 120,103 62.4 Stuart Bechman Green 6,513 3.3

District 25 Fred Timothy Willoughby Democratic 68,950 35.1 * Howard P. "Buck" McKeon Republican 127,147 64.9

District 26 Cynthia M. Matthews Democratic 92,665 42.8 * Republican 116,218 53.7 Randall Weissbuch Libertarian 7,731 3.5

District 27 * Democratic 112,310 62.3 Robert M. Levy Republican 60,299 33.4 Eric J. Carter Green 7,844 4.3 California Institute Special Report – California Results from 2004 General Election held November 2, 2004, Page 4

District 28 * Howard L. Berman Democratic 103,093 71.2 David Hernandez Republican 33,801 23.3 Kelley L. Ross Libertarian 8,041 5.5

District 29 * Adam B. Schiff Democratic 118,503 64.8 Harry Frank Scolinos Republican 55,734 30.5 Philip Koebel Green 4,867 2.6 Ted Brown Libertarian 3,916 2.1

District 30 * Henry A. Waxman Democratic 190,835 71.2 Victor Elizalde Republican 77,236 28.8

District 31 * Democratic 78,529 80.6 Luis Vega Republican 19,002 19.4

District 32 * Hilda L. Solis Democratic 106,931 84.9 Leland Faegre Libertarian 19,033 15.1

District 33 * Diane E. Watson Democratic 145,565 88.7 Robert G. Weber, Jr. Libertarian 18,569 11.3

District 34 * Lucille Roybal-Allard Democratic 72,923 74.5 Wayne Miller Republican 24,962 25.5

District 35 * Democratic 109,988 80.3 Ross Moen Republican 21,148 15.5 Gordon Michael Mego American Independent 2,982 2.1 Charles Tate Libertarian 2,950 2.1

District 36 * Democratic 134,231 61.9 Paul Whitehead Republican 73,023 33.7 Mike Binkley Libertarian 4,446 2.0 Alice Stek Peace & Freedom 5,225 2.4

District 37 * Juanita Millender-McDonald Democratic 102,981 74.9 Vernon Van Republican 28,104 20.4 Herb Peters Libertarian 6,486 4.7

District 38 * Grace Flores Napolitano Democratic 103,563 100.0

District 39 * Linda T. Sanchez Democratic 90,174 60.6 Tim Escobar Republican 58,734 39.4

District 40 J. Tilman Williams Democratic 51,272 32.3 * Edward R. Royce Republican 107,228 67.7

District 41 * Jerry Lewis Republican 144,412 83.1 Peymon Mottahedek Libertarian 29,394 16.9 California Institute Special Report – California Results from 2004 General Election held November 2, 2004, Page 5

District 42 Lewis Myers Democratic 61,911 32.4 * Gary G. Miller Republican 128,632 67.6

District 43 * Democratic 67,504 66.5 Ed Laning Republican 34,126 33.5

District 44 Louis Vandenberg Democratic 62,151 35.7 * Republican 106,134 61.0 Kevin Akin Peace & Freedom 5,885 3.3

District 45 Richard J. Meyer Democratic 64,847 33.5 * Republican 128,412 66.5

District 46 Jim Brandt Democratic 70,235 33.1 * Republican 130,537 61.5 Thomas Wesley Lash Green 7,754 3.6 Keith Gann Libertarian 3,847 1.8

District 47 * Democratic 43,238 59.6 Alexandri A. Coronado Republican 29,348 40.4

District 48 John Graham Democratic 67,154 32.5 * Republican 133,492 64.6 Bruce Cohen Libertarian 6,133 2.9

District 49 Michael P. Byron Democratic 60,830 35.5 * Darrell E. Issa Republican 106,354 62.0 Lars R. Grossmith Libertarian 4,442 2.5

District 50 Francine P. Busby Democratic 79,505 37.0 * Randy "Duke" Cunningham Republican 124,768 58.0 Diane Templin American Independent 3,612 1.6 Gary M. Waayers Green 4,945 2.2 Brandon C. Osborne Libertarian 2,627 1.2

District 51 * Democratic 84,879 62.3 Michael Giorgino Republican 47,022 34.5 Michael S. Metti Libertarian 4,498 3.2

District 52 Brian S. Keliher Democratic 55,861 27.4 * Duncan Hunter Republican 141,201 69.3 Michael Benoit Libertarian 6,752 3.3

District 53 * Susan A. Davis Democratic 111,444 66.8 Darin Hunzeker Republican 47,003 28.2 Lawrence P. Rockwood Green 5,762 3.4 Adam Van Susteren Libertarian 2,737 1.6

* = Incumbent

California Institute Special Report – California Results from 2004 General Election held November 2, 2004, Page 6

STATE BALLOT MEASURES No. Y/N SUBJECT YES VOTES PCT. NO VOTES PCT.

1A Y Local Govt Revenues 7,564,354 83.6 1,494,459 16.4

59 Y Public Records 7,489,682 83.1 1,523,605 16.9

60 Y Party Rights 5,806,708 67.3 2,829,284 32.7

60A Y Surplus Property 6,221,229 72.8 2,326,577 27.2

61 Y Hospital Grants 5,319,238 58.1 3,842,834 41.9

62 N Open Primary 4,078,235 45.7 4,844,062 54.3

63 Y Mental Health Svcs 4,941,879 53.4 4,322,947 46.6

64 Y Business Laws 5,279,203 58.9 3,694,602 41.1

65 N Local Govt Funds 3,139,041 37.5 5,230,103 62.5

66 N 3 Strikes Limits 4,440,800 46.6 5,081,064 53.4

67 N Medical Svcs Funds 2,578,714 28.0 6,598,404 72.0

68 N Gambling Expansion 1,535,334 16.3 7,871,452 83.7

69 Y DNA Samples 5,755,966 61.8 3,568,310 38.2

70 N Tribal Gaming 2,233,263 23.9 7,086,180 76.1

71 Y Stem Cell Research 5,616,268 59.1 3,894,561 40.9

72 N Health Care Coverage 4,563,004 49.1 4,724,470 50.9

Y = Proposition passing N = Proposition not passing

Source: California Secretary of State's Office: http://vote2004.ss.ca.gov/