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November 3, 1992 General Election Statement of Vote STATEMENT OF VOTE , • o • General Election o •o November 3, 1992 FOR THE FUTURE - VOTE Compiled by MARCH FONG Eu Secretary of State ( I ! F" • The cover artwork was the winning entry in a 1990 schools contest whose theme was "GET OUT AND VOTE." The competition was sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Los Angeles. The logo emphasizes the fundamental right of people in a free and democratic nation to choose the men and women who will represent our interest at all levels of government. By registering and voting, we exercise our "power of choice." March Fong Eo Secretary of State Preface This Statement of Vote is prepared and issued pursuant to Elections Code section 17121. I thank those many individuals who assisted in compiling, editing, proofing, and printing this document with its detailed information. In particular, I express my special appreciation to my elections staff, as well as to Julia Muncy, student assistant, whose expertise and careful attention to detail resulted in this document. I also single out for special thanks our entire data entry staff. They toiled throughout election night to receive the semi-official canvass results from all 58 counties. I commend their long hours, dedicated service, professionalism, and unselfish commitment to an unusually demanding job. MARCH FONG EU Secretary of State j Table of Contents Preface . ......................................................... • Table of Contents .................................................. iii. Voter Registration Statistics by County . • . iv Voter Participation Statistics by County •...............•••.••.•.......•... v Comparative Voter Registration and Participation Statistics for Statewide Elections - 1910 through 1992 •..•..•.......•..••.....•...... vi Signature Requirements for Initiative and Referendum Petitions, New Political Party Qualifications; and list of ' Voting Systems Used in this General Election .•..........•............... vii Declaration of State Ballot Measures Adopted and Defeated by Electors ..•...... viii Statewide Summary of Votes Cast For. and Against State Ballot Measures ..•....... be • Summary of Votes Cast for Offices and Measures .........••..•..•.......... 1 Partisan Offices President and Vice President ••.....•.•..•...•...•.....•.•..••.......•.. 8 United States Senator -. Full Term ...........•••......•...............•. 14 United States Senator - Short Term ..•.•.....•..••.... :................. 26 . " " United States Representative in Congress (Districts f through 52) .. '. .. 26 State Senator (Odd-numbered Districts 1 through 39) .....•.......•. .. 34 Member of the State Assembly (Districts 1 througl180) ....••....•........••.. 37 N~OfIices Judges of the Superior Court ..•.•..•.....................•......••.... 48 Statewide Measures Submitted to a Vote of the Voters ....•................. 52 Certi:fica.te of * ~ of StIl_ ............. '. .. 73 iii Voter Registration Statistics by County October 5, 1992 T Voting ABe Registered American Peace and DecHned Couqty POPUlation to Vote ~mocralic Rel2ublican In~~ndent Green Libertarian Freedom Misc:elllDeous ~ Alameda 921,603 758,435 467,462 172,045 10,248 13,689 2,496 4,868 3,805 83,822 Alpine 812 733 281 310 17 2 5 6 0 112 Amador 21,599 17,915 8,401 7,395 380 75 83 50 39 1,492 Butte 145,365 112,424 49,845 46,133 2,443 624 670 546 290 11,873 • CaIaveraa 26,549 20,823 9,280 8,979 375 124 190 65 29 1,781 Coluaa 11,280 7,173 3,312 3,110 138 7 21 20 61 504 ~ Contra Costa 610,615 507,451 257,830 179,763 7,775 4,208 1,639 1,815 10,955 43,466 Del Norte 16,505 12,272 5,703 4,396 360 64 36 51 3 1,659 BI Dorado 100,257 81,200 33,822 36,696 1,618 378 372 229 289 7,796 Fresno 454,778 311,952 163,988 115,774 5,022 1,590 2,039 1,163 210 22,166 Glenn 17,207 11,145 5,002 4,793 22S 14 44 18 12 1,037 Humboldt 89,514 76,796 40,863 23,371 1,445 2,912 316 443 15 7,431 Imperial 66,030 39,797 21,289 13,762 677 23 114 188 35 3,709 Inyo 13,739 10,518 4,182 5,102 205 28 38 34 68 861 Kern 370,334 252,324 111,753 111,635 5,348 523 954 901 274 20,936 Kinas 60,616 36,690 18,739 13,494 78S 30 66 127 6 3,443 Lake 40,067 29,470 15,548 10,216 556 174 135 89 0 2,752 Lassen 16,902 12,509 6,004 4,664 353 14 40 30 82 1,322 Loa Angelea 5,601,005 3,744,096 2,061,025 1,211,010 50,511 11,782 15,468 20,681 12,483 361,136 Madera 63,151 43,869 22,179 17,301 787 84 89 175 80 3,174 Marin 175,688 153,338 80,087 47,082 2,195 2,738 771 756 1 19,708 11,625 10,139 4,338 4,216 230 118 SO 42 59 1,086 Ma!\:j.M oclno 58,024 47,038 25,578 13,763 829 948 233 391 65 5,231 Men:ed 112,924 69,659 36,m 24,187 1,353 162 219 287 23 6,456 Modoc 7,038 5,936 2,631 2,574 141 7 24 18 9 532 Mono 8,052 5,687 2,014 2,556 144 44 39 29 0 861 Monterey 227,195 160,821 79,064 55,384 3,Z!4 861 613 '"685 937 20,063 Napa 8S;n7 65,171 33,072 23,943 1,106 454 260 198 281 5,8S7 Nevada 64,787 54,739 20,509 25,476 844 1,345 456 218 0 5,891 Orange 1,731,566 1,240,778 428,035 648,996 20,461 3,274 7,294 3,799 1,356 127,563 Placer 140,054 113,122 46,176 52,430 1,973 704 509 369 25 10,936 PlulDU 14,941 12,460 5,954 4,786 258 59 41 39 9 1,314 -- Rivenlde 929,708 597,020 256,694 269,489 10,407 969 4,970 1,706 3,976 48,809 Sacramento 784,192 629,200 332,183 224,324 9,553 4,092 2,129 2,423 473 54,023 San Benito 26,568 17,299 8,511 6,324 324 45 5S 61 37 1,942 San Bernardino 1,059,292 682,980 306,962 297,777 12,600 947 2,469 .. 2,358 2,3S6 57,511 San Diego 1,895,544 1,382,383 517,551 627,617 29,713 6,221 9,so5 6,626 1,382 183,768 San Francisco 479,610 477,740 301,053 81,605 6,144 12,496 2,341 4,526 497 69,078 San Joaquin 332,821 230,858 121,917 86,200 3,415 1,016 . 620 752 2,219 14,719 San Luil Obispo 170,8S2 128,898 50,220 57,358 2,925 925 733 566 1,028 15,143 San Mateo 474;1.75 347,694 182,432 111,328 5,458 2,421 1,383 1,580 139 42,953 Santa Barbara 275,466 209,998 89,323 84,497 4,200 2,534 950 997 1,043 26,454 Santa Cara 1,049,810 820,028 402,642 285,125 13,100 5,405 4,394 3,490 2,032 103,840 Santa Cruz 173,463 148,281 81,707 39,006 2,297 5,728 1,126 1,258 88 17,071 Shasta 112,719 84,450 36,380 37,001 1,981 86 348 282 43 8,329 Sierra 2,473 2,331 1,072 894 41 15 15 8 20 266 Silkiyou 32,355 25,645 12,653 9,428 639 81 89 98 13 2,644 Solano 241,382 173,167 96,391 53,162 2,82S 709 463 558 0 19,059 Sonoma 304,823 245,538 137,500 75,817 3,112 2,438 1,005 1,209 1,085 23,372 Stanlalaua 267,394 179,471 95,732 64,865 3,332 457 485 659 867 13,074 Sutter 43,981 34,418 13,359 16,943 676 69 102 142 311 2,816 Tehama 37,798 27,129 13,038 10,424 775 22 161 65 266 2,378 Trinity 9,622 8,248 3,889 3,052 22S 57 59 52 151 763 Tulare 205,063 125,167 58,549 51,831 2,527 432 410 489 175 10,754 Tuolumne 36,336 29,932 14,557 11,937 527 141 113 87 55 2,515 Ventura 485,153 359,236 147,680 157,631 6,767 2,861 1,506 1,468 2,337 38,986 Yolo 110,001 84,116 46,894 24,957 1,236 1,413 294 288 388 8,646 Yuba 37,937 23,766 11,087 9,421 600 8S 99 98 4 2,372 '~ StaleTolU 2O,863,~5'10~ 7,410,914 5,593,355 247,415 98,724 71,148 7O,17f 52,486 1,557,255 Percent 49.07 37.04 1.64 0.65 0.47 0.46 0.35 10.31 iv 'l I Voter Participation Statistics by County I Humber Bod le~t Qf Vg!cs Rf Number of VotinLAse Registered Precinct ~m ~ Penxnto Percent of ~. l'reciocts popuJiOn t()VClte Voters YO!m' Voters BeIZistered VAP· Alameda 1,028 921,603 758,435 473,012 68,916 541,928 71.45 58.80 la\!II, Alpine 5 812 733 497 141 638 87.04 78.57 Amador 29 21,599 17,915 13,108 2,584 15,692 87.59 7265 Butte 198 14S,365 112,424 ·72,542 15,904 88,446 78.67 60.84 Calava'al 36 26,549 20,823 13,188 4,328 17,516 84.12 65.98 Colusa 17 11,280 7,173 4,704 1,156 5,860 81.70 51.95 Cont ..
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