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Summary Report the City and County of San Francisco Unofficial Summary Report 14 Consolidated Statewide Primary Election June 5, 2018 Summary Report The City and County of San Francisco Unofficial Summary Report 14 Registration & Turnout 481,991 Voters Lieutenant Governor (cont'd...) 604/604 100.00% Election Day Reporting Turnout 89,176 18.50% REP - COLE HARRIS 10,927 4.92% VBM Reporting Turnout 163,743 33.97% DEM - ED HERNANDEZ 38,854 17.49% REP - DAVID R. HERNANDEZ 5,146 2.32% Total ... 252,919 52.47% REP - LYDIA ORTEGA 7,162 3.22% Governor 604/604 100.00% NPP - GAYLE MCLAUGHLIN 36,348 16.36% WRITE-IN 536 0.24% Under Votes: 5066 Over Votes: 4012 NPP - WRITE-IN MARJAN S. FARIBA 0 0.00% GRN - JOSH JONES 822 0.34% Total ... 222,158 100.00% DEM - J. BRIBIESCA 266 0.11% PF - GLORIA ESTELA LA RIVA 820 0.34% Secretary of State 604/604 100.00% REP - PETER Y LIU 549 0.23% Under Votes: 34864 DEM - ANTONIO VILLARAIGOSA 22,177 9.09% Over Votes: 298 REP - YVONNE GIRARD 171 0.07% DEM - ALEX PADILLA 165,730 76.11% DEM - ROBERT DAVIDSON GRIFFIS 139 0.06% LIB - GAIL K. LIGHTFOOT 4,943 2.27% NPP - SHUBHAM GOEL 38 0.02% PF - C.T. WEBER 2,898 1.33% REP - TRAVIS ALLEN 5,318 2.18% GRN - ERIK RYDBERG 2,621 1.20% DEM - AKINYEMI AGBEDE 205 0.08% REP - RAUL RODRIGUEZ JR 4,490 2.06% NPP - JOHNNY WATTENBURG 56 0.02% GRN - MICHAEL FEINSTEIN 8,788 4.04% LIB - NICKOLAS WILDSTAR 265 0.11% DEM - RUBEN MAJOR 9,459 4.34% NPP - DESMOND SILVEIRA 87 0.04% REP - MARK P. MEUSER 18,413 8.46% DEM - MICHAEL SHELLENBERGER 631 0.26% WRITE-IN 415 0.19% LIB - ZOLTAN ISTVAN 552 0.23% Total ... 217,757 100.00% GRN - CHRISTOPHER N. CARLSON 299 0.12% DEM - THOMAS JEFFERSON CARES 541 0.22% State Controller 604/604 100.00% DEM - JOHN CHIANG 21,684 8.89% Under Votes: 49936 REP - JOHN H. COX 15,965 6.55% Over Votes: 100 DEM - AMANDA RENTERIA 3,129 1.28% REP - KONSTANTINOS RODITIS 19,079 9.40% DEM - DELAINE EASTIN 28,197 11.56% PF - MARY LOU FINLEY 9,029 4.45% NPP - JEFFREY EDWARD TAYLOR 153 0.06% DEM - BETTY T. YEE 174,259 85.89% DEM - KLEMENT TINAJ 188 0.08% WRITE-IN 516 0.25% NPP - HAKAN ''HAWK'' MIKADO 194 0.08% DEM - ALBERT CAESAR MEZZETTI 336 0.14% Total ... 202,883 100.00% DEM - GAVIN NEWSOM 140,110 57.46% REP - ROBERT C. NEWMAN, II 696 0.29% State Treasurer 604/604 100.00% WRITE-IN 253 0.10% Under Votes: 33282 REP - WRITE-IN K. PEARCE 0 0.00% Over Votes: 239 GRN - WRITE-IN VERONIKA FIMBRES 0 0.00% DEM - VIVEK VISWANATHAN 27,376 12.48% NPP - WRITE-IN ARMANDO M. ARREOLA 0 0.00% REP - JACK M. GUERRERO 15,353 7.00% NPP - WRITE-IN ARMAN SOLTANI 0 0.00% PF - KEVIN AKIN 20,868 9.51% NPP - WRITE-IN PETER CRAWFORD VALENTINO 0 0.00% REP - GREG CONLON 13,463 6.14% DEM - FIONA MA 141,854 64.66% Total ... 243,841 100.00% WRITE-IN 484 0.22% Lieutenant Governor 604/604 100.00% Total ... 219,398 100.00% Under Votes: 30196 Over Votes: 565 Attorney General 604/604 100.00% Under Votes: 36245 DEM - JEFF BLEICH 46,019 20.71% Over Votes: 221 DEM - ELENI KOUNALAKIS 64,385 28.98% DEM - CAMERON GHARABIKLOU 1,985 0.89% DEM - DAVE JONES 49,995 23.10% LIB - TIM FERREIRA 3,322 1.50% REP - STEVEN C BAILEY 18,260 8.44% REP - DAVID FENNELL 5,554 2.50% DEM - XAVIER BECERRA 138,263 63.88% NPP - DANNY THOMAS 1,920 0.86% REP - ERIC EARLY 9,435 4.36% June 15, 2018 4:00 PM Page 1 of 4 Consolidated Statewide Primary Election June 5, 2018 Summary Report The City and County of San Francisco Unofficial Summary Report 14 Attorney General (cont'd...) 604/604 100.00% U.S. Senator (cont'd...) 604/604 100.00% WRITE-IN 500 0.23% NPP - JASON M. HANANIA 607 0.26% DEM - DAVID HILDEBRAND 882 0.37% Total ... 216,453 100.00% NPP - LEE OLSON 1,092 0.46% Insurance Commissioner 604/604 100.00% REP - ROQUE ''ROCKY'' DE LA FUENTE 1,560 0.66% DEM - KEVIN DE LEON 51,270 21.64% Under Votes: 43160 Over Votes: 311 REP - KEVIN MOTTUS 977 0.41% NPP - DAVID MOORE 622 0.26% NPP - STEVE POIZNER 60,973 29.14% REP - MARIO NABLIBA 860 0.36% DEM - RICARDO LARA 84,993 40.62% WRITE-IN 680 0.29% PF - NATHALIE HRIZI 29,432 14.07% DEM - WRITE-IN SEELAM PRABHAKAR REDDY 0 0.00% DEM - ASIF MAHMOOD 32,947 15.75% GRN - WRITE-IN MICHAEL V. ZIESING 0 0.00% WRITE-IN 875 0.42% NPP - WRITE-IN URSULA M. SCHILLING 0 0.00% Total ... 209,220 100.00% Total ... 236,954 100.00% Board of Equalization, District 2 604/604 100.00% U.S. Representative, District 12 529/529 100.00% Under Votes: 56027 Under Votes: 17782 Over Votes: 350 Over Votes: 324 REP - MARK BURNS 24,413 12.44% DEM - CATHLEEN GALGIANI 38,463 19.59% DEM - NANCY PELOSI 141,191 68.39% DEM - STEPHEN JAFFE 12,086 5.85% DEM - BARRY CHANG 22,740 11.58% DEM - SHAHID BUTTAR 17,568 8.51% DEM - MALIA COHEN 108,917 55.48% DEM - RYAN A. KHOJASTEH 9,488 4.60% WRITE-IN 1,781 0.91% NPP - MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN 2,806 1.36% Total ... 196,314 100.00% REP - LISA REMMER 18,750 9.08% GRN - BARRY HERMANSON 4,207 2.04% U.S. Senator 604/604 100.00% WRITE-IN 350 0.17% Under Votes: 14668 Over Votes: 1069 Total ... 206,446 100.00% DEM - GERALD PLUMMER 251 0.11% U.S. Representative, District 13 1/1 100.00% REP - TOM PALZER 917 0.39% Under Votes: 0 PF - JOHN THOMPSON PARKER 1,462 0.62% Over Votes: 0 DEM - DOUGLAS HOWARD PIERCE 648 0.27% DEM - HERBERT G. PETERS 417 0.18% DEM - BARBARA LEE 0 0.00% WRITE-IN 0 0.00% REP - JAMES P BRADLEY 3,822 1.61% REP - ARUN K. BHUMITRA 2,308 0.97% Total ... 0 0.00% REP - JERRY JOSEPH LAWS 594 0.25% REP - PATRICK LITTLE 839 0.35% U.S. Representative, District 14 74/74 100.00% NPP - TIM GILDERSLEEVE 103 0.04% Under Votes: 2797 NPP - MICHAEL FAHMY GIRGIS 77 0.03% Over Votes: 12 NPP - DON J. GRUNDMANN 264 0.11% DEM - JACKIE SPEIER 20,805 82.14% NPP - RASH BIHARI GHOSH 421 0.18% REP - CRISTINA OSMEÑA 4,428 17.48% NPP - LING LING SHI 1,702 0.72% WRITE-IN 97 0.38% REP - JOHN ''JACK'' CREW 679 0.29% Total ... 25,330 100.00% REP - ERIN CRUZ 1,722 0.73% LIB - DERRICK MICHAEL REID 1,990 0.84% State Assembly, District 17 353/353 100.00% DEM - DIANNE FEINSTEIN 145,327 61.33% Under Votes: 31844 NPP - COLLEEN SHEA FERNALD 590 0.25% Over Votes: 56 DEM - ADRIENNE NICOLE EDWARDS 2,271 0.96% DEM - DAVID CHIU 93,095 81.07% REP - PAUL A TAYLOR 3,888 1.64% DEM - ALEJANDRO FERNANDEZ 20,583 17.92% DEM - DONNIE O. TURNER 696 0.29% WRITE-IN 1,157 1.01% DEM - PAT HARRIS 3,729 1.57% DEM - ALISON HARTSON 3,687 1.56% Total ... 114,835 100.00% June 15, 2018 4:00 PM Page 2 of 4 Consolidated Statewide Primary Election June 5, 2018 Summary Report The City and County of San Francisco Unofficial Summary Report 14 State Assembly, District 19 251/251 100.00% Superintendent of Public Instruction (cont'd...) 604/604 100.00% Under Votes: 17169 WRITE-IN DOUGLAS I. VIGIL 0 0.00% Over Votes: 27 WRITE-IN THOMAS L. WILLIAMS 0 0.00% DEM - PHIL TING 72,009 81.13% Total ... 198,570 100.00% REP - KEITH BOGDON 13,234 14.91% NPP - DAVID ERNST 3,088 3.48% Mayor 604/604 100.00% WRITE-IN 429 0.48% Under Votes: 2452 Over Votes: 591 Total ... 88,760 100.00% MICHELLE BRAVO 888 0.35% Superior Court Judge, Seat 4 604/604 100.00% LONDON BREED 91,770 36.64% Under Votes: 46911 MARK LENO 61,211 24.44% Over Votes: 131 JANE KIM 60,504 24.16% RICHIE GREENBERG 7,008 2.80% PHOENIX STREETS 73,411 35.70% ANDREW Y.S. CHENG 131,332 63.86% ANGELA ALIOTO 17,416 6.95% WRITE-IN 906 0.44% AMY FARAH WEISS 1,658 0.66% ELLEN LEE ZHOU 9,502 3.79% Total ... 205,649 100.00% WRITE-IN 484 0.19% WRITE-IN ANTOINE R. ROGERS 3 0.00% Superior Court Judge, Seat 7 604/604 100.00% Under Votes: 50833 Total ... 250,444 100.00% Over Votes: 116 Board of Supervisors, District 8 71/71 100.00% CURTIS KARNOW 108,542 53.80% MARIA EVANGELISTA 92,252 45.73% Under Votes: 2758 Over Votes: 25 WRITE-IN 948 0.47% JEFF SHEEHY 12,614 37.98% Total ... 201,742 100.00% LAWRENCE ''STARK'' DAGESSE 589 1.77% RAFAEL MANDELMAN 19,921 59.98% Superior Court Judge, Seat 9 604/604 100.00% WRITE-IN 86 0.26% Under Votes: 49120 Over Votes: 146 Total ... 33,210 100.00% CYNTHIA MING-MEI LEE 126,785 62.33% 604/604 100.00% ELIZABETH ZAREH 20,671 10.16% State Proposition 68 KWIXUAN H. MALOOF 54,968 27.02% Under Votes: 15868 Over Votes: 67 WRITE-IN 1,001 0.49% Yes 189,445 79.92% Total ..
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