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2014 Primary STATEMENT OF VOTE SUMMARY PAGES Governor Votes Percent Treasurer Votes Percent Akinyemi Agbede, DEM 37,024 0.9% John Chiang, DEM 2,250,098 55% Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown*, DEM 2,354,769 54.3% Greg Conlon, REP 1,571,532 38.4% Alma Marie Winston, REP 46,042 1.1% Ellen H. Brown, GRN 270,388 6.6% Andrew Blount, REP 89,749 2.1% Glenn Champ, REP 76,066 1.8% Attorney General Votes Percent Neel Kashkari, REP 839,767 19.4% Kamala D. Harris*, DEM 2,177,480 53.2% Richard William Aguirre, REP 35,125 0.8% David King, REP 368,190 9% Tim Donnelly, REP 643,236 14.8% John Haggerty, REP 336,433 8.2% Luis J. Rodriguez, GRN 66,872 1.5% Phil Wyman, REP 479,468 11.7% Cindy L. Sheehan, PF 52,707 1.2% Ronald Gold, REP 504,091 12.3% "Bo" Bogdan Ambrozewicz, NPP 14,929 0.3% Jonathan Jaech, LIB 99,056 2.4% Janel Hyeshia Buycks, NPP 12,136 0.3% Orly Taitz, NPP 130,451 3.2% Joe Leicht, NPP 9,307 0.2% Rakesh Kumar Christian, NPP 11,142 0.3% Insurance Commissioner Votes Percent Robert Newman, NPP 44,120 1% Dave Jones*, DEM 2,106,671 53.1% Karen Jill Bernal (W/I), DEM 17 0% Ted Gaines, REP 1,651,242 41.6% Jimelle L. Walls (W/I), NPP 3 0% Nathalie Hrizi, PF 212,991 5.4% Nickolas Wildstar (W/I), NPP 17 0% Superintendent of Public Instruction Votes Percent Lieutenant Governor Votes Percent Lydia A. Gutiérrez, NP 931,719 24.5% Eric Korevaar, DEM 232,596 5.6% Marshall Tuck, NP 1,098,441 28.9% Gavin Newsom*, DEM 2,082,902 49.9% Tom Torlakson*, NP 1,767,257 46.5% David Fennell, REP 357,242 8.6% George Yang, REP 333,857 8% Board of Equalization Member District 1 Votes Percent Ron Nehring, REP 976,128 23.4% Chris Parker, DEM 408,343 40.2% Jena F. Goodman, GRN 98,338 2.4% George Runner*, REP 608,637 59.8% Amos Johnson, PF 39,675 0.9% Alan Reynolds, AME 56,027 1.3% Board of Equalization Member District 2 Votes Percent Fiona Ma, DEM 876,378 68.9% Secretary of State Votes Percent James E. Theis, REP 396,241 31.1% Alex Padilla, DEM 1,217,371 30.2% Derek Cressman, DEM 306,375 7.6% Board of Equalization Member District 3 Votes Percent Jeffrey H. Drobman, DEM 178,521 4.4% Jerome E. Horton*, DEM 402,244 99.5% Leland Yee, DEM 380,361 9.4% G. Rick Marshall (W/I), REP 1,849 0.5% Pete Peterson, REP 1,194,715 29.7% Jose E. Castaneda (W/I), LIB 198 0% Roy Allmond, REP 256,668 6.4% Eric S. Moren (W/I), PF 134 0% David Curtis, GRN 121,618 3% Jan B. Tucker (W/I), PF 36 0% Dan Schnur, NPP 369,898 9.2% Board of Equalization Member District 4 Votes Percent Controller Votes Percent Nader Shahatit, DEM 316,666 33.9% Betty T. Yee, DEM 878,195 21.7% Diane L. Harkey, REP 324,642 34.8% John A. Pérez, DEM 877,714 21.7% John F. Kelly, REP 101,836 10.9% Tammy D. Blair, DEM 200,532 5% Lewis Da Silva, REP 32,094 3.4% Ashley Swearengin, REP 1,001,473 24.8% Shirley Horton, REP 74,794 8% David Evans, REP 850,109 21% Van Tran, REP 84,162 9% Laura Wells, GRN 231,352 5.7% * Incumbent 20 STATEMENT OF VOTE SUMMARY PAGES United States Representative District 1 Votes Percent United States Representative District 10 Votes Percent Dan Levine, DEM 9,213 6.5% Michael Eggman, DEM 19,804 26.4% Heidi Hall, DEM 42,481 30.1% Michael J. "Mike" Barkley, DEM 11,005 14.7% Doug La Malfa*, REP 75,317 53.4% Jeff Denham*, REP 44,237 58.9% Gregory Cheadle, REP 13,909 9.9% David Paul Christensen (W/I), NPP 2 0% United States Representative District 2 Votes Percent United States Representative District 11 Votes Percent Andy Caffrey, DEM 14,245 9.8% Cheryl Sudduth, DEM 4,913 4.8% Jared Huffman*, DEM 99,186 67.9% Ki Ingersol, DEM 2,313 2.3% Dale K. Mensing, REP 32,614 22.3% Mark DeSaulnier, DEM 59,605 58.8% Tony Daysog, DEM 3,482 3.4% United States Representative District 3 Votes Percent Tue Phan, REP 28,242 27.9% John Garamendi*, DEM 54,672 53.5% Jason Ramey, NPP 2,673 2.6% Dan Logue, REP 47,560 46.5% Virginia Fuller (W/I), AI 140 0.1% United States Representative District 4 Votes Percent United States Representative District 12 Votes Percent Arthur "Art" Moore, REP 32,855 22.8% David Peterson, DEM 3,774 3.5% Tom McClintock*, REP 80,999 56.2% Michael Steger, DEM 1,514 1.4% Jeffrey D. Gerlach, NPP 30,300 21% Nancy Pelosi*, DEM 79,816 73.6% John Dennis, REP 12,922 11.9% United States Representative District 5 Votes Percent Barry Hermanson, GRN 6,156 5.7% Mike Thompson*, DEM 88,709 80.4% Frank Lara, PF 2,107 1.9% Douglas S. Van Raam, NPP 9,279 8.4% A.J. "Desmond" Thorsson, NPP 1,270 1.2% James Hinton, NPP 12,292 11.1% Jim Welles, NPP 879 0.8% United States Representative District 6 Votes Percent United States Representative District 13 Votes Percent Doris Matsui*, DEM 62,640 73.6% Barbara Lee*, DEM 77,461 82.6% Joseph McCray Sr., REP 22,465 26.4% Justin Jelincic, DEM 4,602 4.9% Dakin Sundeen, REP 9,533 10.2% United States Representative District 7 Votes Percent Lawrence N. Allen, PF 2,190 2.3% Ami Bera*, DEM 51,878 46.7% Doug Ose, REP 29,307 26.4% United States Representative District 14 Votes Percent Elizabeth Emken, REP 7,924 7.1% Jackie Speier*, DEM 66,800 77.4% Igor Birman, REP 19,431 17.5% Robin Chew, REP 19,482 22.6% Douglas Arthur Tuma, LIB 1,629 1.5% Phill A. Tufi, NPP 869 0.8% United States Representative District 15 Votes Percent Ellen M. Corbett, DEM 21,798 25.2% United States Representative District 8 Votes Percent Eric Swalwell*, DEM 42,419 49.1% Bob Conaway, DEM 12,885 18.7% Hugh Bussell, REP 22,228 25.7% Odessia D. Lee, DEM 6,930 10.1% Paul Cook*, REP 40,007 58.1% United States Representative District 16 Votes Percent Paul Hannosh, REP 9,037 13.1% Jim Costa*, DEM 25,586 44.3% Job Melton, DEM 2,370 4.1% United States Representative District 9 Votes Percent Joanna Garcia-Botelho, REP 3,827 6.6% Jerry McNerney*, DEM 38,295 49.4% Johnny Tacherra, REP 12,542 21.7% Antonio C. "Tony" Amador, REP 20,424 26.3% Mel Levey, REP 4,565 7.9% Karen "Mathews" Davis, REP 4,637 6% Steve Crass, REP 8,877 15.4% Steve Anthony Colangelo, REP 14,195 18.3% * Incumbent 21 STATEMENT OF VOTE SUMMARY PAGES United States Representative District 17 Votes Percent United States Representative District 25 Votes Percent Mike Honda*, DEM 43,607 48.2% Evan "Ivan" Thomas, DEM 6,149 9.5% Ro Khanna, DEM 25,384 28% Lee Rogers, DEM 14,315 22.2% Joel VanLandingham, REP 6,154 6.8% Navraj Singh, REP 699 1.1% Vanila Singh, REP 15,359 17% Steve Knight, REP 18,327 28.4% Tony Strickland, REP 19,090 29.6% United States Representative District 18 Votes Percent Troy Castagna, REP 3,805 5.9% Anna G. Eshoo*, DEM 81,295 67.6% David Koster Bruce, LIB 1,214 1.9% Bruce Anderson, REP 9,644 8% Michael Mussack, NPP 933 1.4% Oscar Alejandro Braun, REP 2,190 1.8% Richard B. Fox, REP 27,111 22.5% United States Representative District 26 Votes Percent Julia Brownley*, DEM 38,854 45.5% United States Representative District 19 Votes Percent Jeff Gorell, REP 38,021 44.5% Robert Murray, DEM 20,132 24% Rafael Alberto Dagnesses, REP 6,536 7.7% Zoe Lofgren*, DEM 63,845 76% Douglas William Kmiec, NPP 1,980 2.3% United States Representative District 20 Votes Percent United States Representative District 27 Votes Percent Sam Farr*, DEM 67,528 73.8% Judy Chu*, DEM 39,915 60.4% Ronald Paul Kabat, NPP 23,950 26.2% Jack Orswell, REP 26,205 39.6% United States Representative District 21 Votes Percent United States Representative District 28 Votes Percent Amanda Renteria, DEM 11,682 25.6% Adam B. Schiff*, DEM 46,004 74.5% John S. Hernandez, DEM 5,232 11.5% Sal Genovese, DEM 4,643 7.5% David Valadao*, REP 28,773 63% Steve Stokes, NPP 11,078 17.9% Sam Yousuf (W/I), REP 38 0.1% United States Representative District 22 Votes Percent Suzanna "Sam" Aguilera-Marrero, DEM 22,198 24.9% United States Representative District 29 Votes Percent Devin G. Nunes*, REP 60,499 67.9% Tony Cardenas*, DEM 19,566 62.8% John P. Catano, REP 6,403 7.2% Venice J. Gamble, DEM 3,542 11.4% William O' Callaghan Leader, REP 8,025 25.8% United States Representative District 23 Votes Percent Kevin Mc Carthy*, REP 58,334 99.1% United States Representative District 30 Votes Percent Raul Garcia (W/I), DEM 313 0.5% Brad Sherman*, DEM 40,787 57.9% Mike Biglay (W/I), REP 157 0.3% Marc Litchman, DEM 4,251 6% Gail K.
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