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Official Results Cumulative Totals Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Statewide Direct Primary Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Total Registration and Turnout Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Under Votes: 44,011 Under Votes: 46,768 Over Votes: 484 Over Votes: 242 Total Registered Voters 1,481,881 COLE HARRIS (REP) 149,691 25.34% XAVIER BECERRA (DEM) 215,529 36.64% Precinct Registration 1,481,881 ED HERNANDEZ (DEM) 117,094 19.82% STEVEN C BAILEY (REP) 188,943 32.12% Precinct Ballots Cast 226,848 15.31% ELENI KOUNALAKIS (DEM) 109,119 18.47% ERIC EARLY (REP) 114,729 19.50% Early Ballots Cast 4,215 0.28% DAVID R. HERNANDEZ (REP) 53,633 9.08% DAVE JONES (DEM) 69,013 11.73% Vote-by-Mail Ballots Cast 404,161 27.27% DAVID FENNELL (REP) 49,138 8.32% Insurance Commissioner Total Ballots Cast 635,224 42.87% LYDIA ORTEGA (REP) 44,558 7.54% 33,860 5.73% Governor JEFF BLEICH (DEM) GAYLE MCLAUGHLIN 13,685 2.32% Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 TIM FERREIRA (LIB) 8,777 1.49% Under Votes: 80,816 CAMERON GHARABIKLOU (DEM) 6,866 1.16% Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Over Votes: 133 DANNY THOMAS 4,306 0.73% Under Votes: 11,239 STEVE POIZNER 280,386 50.59% Over Votes: 3,164 Secretary of State RICARDO LARA (DEM) 188,970 34.09% JOHN H. COX (REP) 225,538 36.33% ASIF MAHMOOD (DEM) 61,759 11.14% GAVIN NEWSOM (DEM) 151,027 24.33% NATHALIE HRIZI (P-F) 23,160 4.18% TRAVIS ALLEN (REP) 71,558 11.53% Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Member, State Board of Equalization 4th District ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA (DEM) 70,756 11.40% Under Votes: 48,080 JOHN CHIANG (DEM) 55,952 9.01% Over Votes: 275 DELAINE EASTIN (DEM) 13,855 2.23% MARK P. MEUSER (REP) 252,781 43.07% Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 AMANDA RENTERIA (DEM) 9,184 1.48% ALEX PADILLA (DEM) 243,955 41.57% Under Votes: 72,905 ROBERT C. NEWMAN, II (REP) 4,252 0.68% RAUL RODRIGUEZ JR (REP) 33,237 5.66% Over Votes: 502 MICHAEL SHELLENBERGER (DEM) 3,121 0.50% RUBEN MAJOR (DEM) 27,447 4.68% JOEL ANDERSON (REP) 182,333 32.45% PETER Y LIU (REP) 2,483 0.40% GAIL K. LIGHTFOOT (LIB) 12,964 2.21% JOHN F. KELLY (REP) 105,105 18.71% YVONNE GIRARD (REP) 1,624 0.26% MICHAEL FEINSTEIN (GRN) 8,550 1.46% MIKE SCHAEFER (DEM) 91,933 16.36% J. BRIBIESCA (DEM) 1,332 0.21% C. T. WEBER (P-F) 4,734 0.81% DAVID DODSON (DEM) 77,381 13.77% ZOLTAN ISTVAN (LIB) 1,320 0.21% ERIK RYDBERG (GRN) 3,201 0.55% KEN LOPEZ-MADDOX (DEM) 71,993 12.81% GLORIA ESTELA LA RIVA (P-F) 1,057 0.17% Controller 20,306 3.61% JOSH JONES (GRN) 1,040 0.17% JIM STIERINGER (REP) NADER F. SHAHATIT (REP) 12,766 2.27% THOMAS JEFFERSON CARES (DEM) 1,018 0.16% NICKOLAS WILDSTAR (LIB) 863 0.14% 1,561 1,561 ALBERT CAESAR MEZZETTI (DEM) 745 0.12% Complete Precincts: of Under Votes: 76,323 ROBERT DAVIDSON GRIFFIS (DEM) 670 0.11% Over Votes: 47 CHRISTOPHER N. CARLSON (GRN) 522 0.08% BETTY T. YEE (DEM) 274,892 49.19% HAKAN "HAWK" MIKADO 472 0.08% KONSTANTINOS RODITIS (REP) 262,159 46.91% JEFFREY EDWARD TAYLOR 469 0.08% MARY LOU FINLEY (P-F) 21,803 3.90% AKINYEMI AGBEDE (DEM) 454 0.07% JOHNNY WATTENBURG 444 0.07% Treasurer KLEMENT TINAJ (DEM) 419 0.07% DESMOND SILVEIRA 375 0.06% SHUBHAM GOEL 262 0.04% Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Under Votes: 55,177 Over Votes: 208 FIONA MA (DEM) 198,673 34.26% GREG CONLON (REP) 160,134 27.62% JACK M. GUERRERO (REP) 147,785 25.49% VIVEK VISWANATHAN (DEM) 62,847 10.84% KEVIN AKIN (P-F) 10,400 1.79% ... ... ... Run Date/Time: 06/25/2018 04:11:15 pm Page 1 of 5 Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Statewide Direct Primary Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, June 5, 2018 UNITED STATES SENATOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 39th District UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 47th District Complete Precincts: 1,561 of 1,561 Complete Precincts: 254 of 254 Complete Precincts: 159 of 159 Under Votes: 33,863 Under Votes: 3,966 Under Votes: 4,057 Over Votes: 5,797 Over Votes: 168 Over Votes: 15 DIANNE FEINSTEIN (DEM) 218,004 36.61% YOUNG KIM (REP) 22,785 24.33% ALAN LOWENTHAL (DEM) 23,693 49.72% JAMES P BRADLEY (REP) 64,184 10.78% GIL CISNEROS (DEM) 17,444 18.62% JOHN BRISCOE (REP) 12,346 25.91% KEVIN DE LEON (DEM) 44,794 7.52% PHIL LIBERATORE (REP) 13,409 14.32% DAVID MICHAEL CLIFFORD (REP) 11,614 24.37% ARUN K. BHUMITRA (REP) 41,689 7.00% ANDY THORBURN (DEM) 8,225 8.78% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 48th District PAUL A TAYLOR (REP) 37,375 6.28% SHAWN NELSON (REP) 7,721 8.24% TOM PALZER (REP) 36,233 6.08% SAM JAMMAL (DEM) 5,554 5.93% ERIN CRUZ (REP) 27,924 4.69% MAI KHANH TRAN (DEM) 4,465 4.77% Complete Precincts: 415 of 415 PATRICK LITTLE (REP) 19,377 3.25% BOB HUFF (REP) 3,844 4.10% Under Votes: 9,587 JERRY JOSEPH LAWS (REP) 12,133 2.04% STEVEN C. VARGAS (REP) 2,812 3.00% Over Votes: 213 ROQUE "ROCKY" DE LA FUENTE (REP) 11,299 1.90% HERBERT H. LEE (DEM) 2,677 2.86% DANA ROHRABACHER (REP) 52,737 30.30% ALISON HARTSON (DEM) 11,290 1.90% SUZI PARK LEGGETT (DEM) 1,402 1.50% HARLEY ROUDA (DEM) 30,099 17.30% PAT HARRIS (DEM) 10,730 1.80% JOHN J. CULLUM (REP) 1,199 1.28% HANS KEIRSTEAD (DEM) 29,974 17.22% JOHN "JACK" CREW (REP) 9,988 1.68% ANDREW SAREGA (REP) 589 0.63% SCOTT BAUGH (REP) 27,514 15.81% KEVIN MOTTUS (REP) 7,457 1.25% KAREN LEE SCHATZLE 561 0.60% OMAR A. SIDDIQUI (DEM) 8,658 4.98% DERRICK MICHAEL REID (LIB) 5,921 0.99% STEVE COX 476 0.51% JOHN GABBARD (REP) 5,664 3.25% ADRIENNE NICOLE EDWARDS (DEM) 5,045 0.85% SOPHIA J. ALEXANDER (AI) 393 0.42% RACHEL PAYNE (DEM) 3,598 2.07% DOUGLAS HOWARD PIERCE (DEM) 4,404 0.74% TED M. ALEMAYHU (AI) 109 0.12% PAUL MARTIN (REP) 2,893 1.66% HERBERT G. PETERS (DEM) 3,957 0.66% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 45th District SHASTINA SANDMAN (REP) 2,762 1.59% LING LING SHI 3,682 0.62% MICHAEL KOTICK (DEM) 2,606 1.50% MARIO NABLIBA (REP) 3,034 0.51% LAURA OATMAN (DEM) 2,412 1.39% DONNIE O. TURNER (DEM) 2,145 0.36% Complete Precincts: 395 of 395 DEANIE SCHAARSMITH (DEM) 1,433 0.82% GERALD PLUMMER (DEM) 2,019 0.34% Under Votes: 7,702 TONY ZARKADES (DEM) 1,281 0.74% DAVID HILDEBRAND (DEM) 2,000 0.34% Over Votes: 69 BRANDON REISER (LIB) 964 0.55% JASON M. HANANIA 1,595 0.27% MIMI WALTERS (REP) 86,764 51.66% STELIAN ONUFREI (REP) 739 0.42% DAVID MOORE 1,526 0.26% KATIE PORTER (DEM) 34,078 20.29% KEVIN KENSINGER 690 0.40% LEE OLSON 1,454 0.24% DAVE MIN (DEM) 29,979 17.85% JOHN THOMPSON PARKER (P-F) 1,446 0.24% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 49th District BRIAN FORDE (DEM) 10,107 6.02% DON J. GRUNDMANN 1,386 0.23% JOHN GRAHAM 3,817 2.27% RASH BIHARI GHOSH 1,216 0.20% KIA HAMADANCHY (DEM) 3,212 1.91% COLLEEN SHEA FERNALD 957 0.16% Complete Precincts: 96 of 96 TIM GILDERSLEEVE 791 0.13% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 46th District Under Votes: 2,159 MICHAEL FAHMY GIRGIS 502 0.08% Over Votes: 44 DIANE L. HARKEY (REP) 14,990 32.75% UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 38th District Complete Precincts: 233 of 233 MIKE LEVIN (DEM) 8,766 19.15% Under Votes: 4,642 SARA JACOBS (DEM) 5,328 11.64% Over Votes: 24 BRIAN MARYOTT (REP) 3,535 7.72% Complete Precincts: 9 of 9 LOU CORREA (DEM) 43,700 62.24% DOUG APPLEGATE (DEM) 3,533 7.72% Under Votes: 207 RUSSELL RENE LAMBERT (REP) 22,770 32.43% KRISTIN GASPAR (REP) 2,857 6.24% Over Votes: 0 ED RUSHMAN 2,313 3.29% ROCKY J. CHÁVEZ (REP) 2,688 5.87% RYAN DOWNING (REP) 1,582 51.15% WILL JOHNSON 1,425 2.03% PAUL G. KERR (DEM) 1,247 2.72% LINDA T. SÁNCHEZ (DEM) 1,511 48.85% MIKE SCHMITT (REP) 1,112 2.43% JOSHUA SCHOONOVER (REP) 494 1.08% CRAIG A. NORDAL (REP) 379 0.83% DAVID MEDWAY (REP) 283 0.62% ROBERT PENDLETON 218 0.48% DANIELLE ST. JOHN (GRN) 147 0.32% JOSHUA L. HANCOCK (LIB) 143 0.31% JORDAN P. MILLS (P-F) 51 0.11% ... ... ... Run Date/Time: 06/25/2018 04:11:15 pm Page 2 of 5 Orange County OFFICIAL RESULTS Statewide Direct Primary Election CUMULATIVE TOTALS Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Shall Josh Newman be recalled (removed) from the office of State Sentator, STATE SENATOR 34th District MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY 72nd District District 29? Complete Precincts: 369 of 369 Complete Precincts: 339 of 339 Complete Precincts: 231 of 231 Under Votes: 10,061 Under Votes: 10,766 Under Votes: 7,769 Over Votes: 26 Over Votes: 55 Over Votes: 58 Yes 70,290 57.97% JANET NGUYEN (REP) 73,439 58.59% JOSH LOWENTHAL (DEM) 34,462 36.77% No 50,971 42.03% TOM UMBERG (DEM) 32,910 26.26% TYLER DIEP (REP) 27,825 29.69% JESTIN L.
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