Election 2026 · November 3, 2026 General Election
Election results
Semi-official results. Counting continues, and we do not call races. The County plans to certify on Nov. 27 and the State on Dec. 11.
Ballots counted countywide so far: 2,279,750, or 38.6% of 5,908,408 registered voters (LA County, Nov 4, 4:28 PM PT). Mail ballots postmarked by Nov. 3 count if they arrive by Nov. 10, so this share will keep rising.
City of Los Angeles
- Mayor
Raman 51.7% (ahead), Bass 48.3%
- City Attorney
Roy 66.5% (ahead), McKinney 33.5%
- Member of the City Council, Council District 3
Gaspar 50.3% (ahead), Girvan 49.7%
- Member of the City Council, Council District 9
Ugarte 53.7% (ahead), Mazariegos 46.3%
- Proposition TE: Transfer tax exemption for Palisades Fire victims
Yes 63.5%, no 36.5%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment LA: Budget, infrastructure and contracting changes
Yes 60.8%, no 39.2%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment PL: Planning appeals and approvals
Yes 70.6%, no 29.4%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment EE: Ethics, elections and governance
Yes 53.8%, no 46.2%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment PRK: Minimum budget for Recreation and Parks
Yes 77.3%, no 22.7%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment PRT: Airports, Harbor, and Water and Power
Yes 75.9%, no 24.1%. Needs a majority.
- Charter Amendment SC: Campaign finance rules for school board races
Yes 78.0%, no 22.0%. Needs a majority.
- Initiative Ordinance FD: Half-cent sales tax for the Fire Department
Yes 53.7%, no 46.3%. Needs a majority.
School and college districts
- Member of the Board of Trustees, Los Angeles Community College District, Seat 2
Veres 41.5% (ahead), Cabrera 31.4%, Irwin 14.4%, Payan 7.3%, and others
- Member of the Board of Trustees, Los Angeles Community College District, Seat 4
Harris 55.3% (ahead), Alaniz 15.1%, Pearlman 14.0%, Armenta 6.2%, and others
- Member of the Board of Trustees, Los Angeles Community College District, Seat 6
Winston 36.9% (ahead), Buelna 32.0%, LaCarra 20.1%, Arey 11.0%
- Member, Board of Education, Inglewood Unified School District, Inglewood USD Board of Education, Trustee Area 2
Bowers 63.1% (ahead), Richardson 36.9%
- Governing Board Member, Las Virgenes Unified School District, Las Virgenes Unified School District Board of Education (three at-large seats)
Cutbill 30.7% (ahead), Lawrence 26.2% (ahead), Edwardsen 22.3% (ahead), Pope 20.7%
- Measure LV: Las Virgenes Unified parcel tax renewal
Yes 70.2%, no 29.8%. Needs two-thirds.
- Measure MM: Inglewood Unified $396 million school bond
Yes 73.4%, no 26.6%. Needs 55%.
Los Angeles County
- Sheriff
Luna 68.9% (ahead), Villanueva 31.1%
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 64
Ghobadi 53.8% (ahead), Haymon 46.2%
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 65
Clayton 55.6% (ahead), Reitano 44.4%
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 87
Bayne 54.6% (ahead), DeJute 45.4%
- Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 131
Tryfman 52.1% (ahead), Ross 47.9%
- Member, Board of Directors, Water Replenishment District of Southern California, Division 3
Austin 41.5% (ahead), Uranga 23.9%, Murchison 20.7%, Burns 13.9%
- County Measure A: Binding arbitration for County public safety unions
Yes 64.2%, no 35.8%. Needs a majority.
- County Measure E: County Ethics Commission independence and community investment set-aside
Yes 73.3%, no 26.7%. Needs a majority.
State of California
- Governor
Becerra 64.2% (ahead), Hilton 35.8%
- Lieutenant Governor
Ma 64.0% (ahead), Romero 36.0%
- Secretary of State
Weber 64.9% (ahead), Wagner 35.1%
- Controller
Cohen 64.0% (ahead), Morgan 36.0%
- Treasurer
Kounalakis 64.2% (ahead), Hawks 35.8%
- Attorney General
Bonta 64.0% (ahead), Gates 36.0%
- Insurance Commissioner
Kim 52.2% (ahead), Allen 47.8%
- Superintendent of Public Instruction
Barrera 57.4% (ahead), Shaw 42.6%
- Member, State Board of Equalization, Board of Equalization District 3
Gipson 59.1% (ahead), Sukaton 40.9%
- State Senator, 20th State Senate District
Menjivar 74.4% (ahead), Rodriguez 25.6%
- State Senator, 24th State Senate District
Goldsmith 57.5% (ahead), Erickson 42.5%
- State Senator, 26th State Senate District
Hernandez 56.3% (ahead), Rascón 43.7%
- State Senator, 28th State Senate District
Smallwood-Cuevas 84.2% (ahead), Lisuzzo 15.8%
- Member of the State Assembly, 40th Assembly District
Schiavo 59.0% (ahead), Hayes 41.0%
- Member of the State Assembly, 42nd Assembly District
Lopez 56.1% (ahead), Nordblum 43.9%
- Member of the State Assembly, 43rd Assembly District
Rodriguez 79.0% (ahead), Benitez 21.0%
- Member of the State Assembly, 44th Assembly District
Schultz 71.7% (ahead), Daniels 28.3%
- Member of the State Assembly, 46th Assembly District
Gabriel 69.2% (ahead), Schroeder 30.8%
- Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Evans: yes 71.6%, Groban: yes 70.9%
- Member of the State Assembly, 51st Assembly District
Zbur 62.4% (ahead), Hernandez 37.6%
- Justices of the Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District
18 justices: see the page for each.
- Member of the State Assembly, 52nd Assembly District
Caloza 86.3% (ahead), Anderson 13.7%
- Member of the State Assembly, 54th Assembly District
Gonzalez 81.8% (ahead), Briseno 18.2%
- Member of the State Assembly, 55th Assembly District
Bryan 66.7% (ahead), Brown 33.3%
- Member of the State Assembly, 57th Assembly District
Elhawary 88.7% (ahead), Menzies 11.3%
- Member of the State Assembly, 61st Assembly District
McKinnor 83.3% (ahead), Lockwood 16.7%
- Member of the State Assembly, 65th Assembly District
Davis 80.7% (ahead), Gutiérrez 19.3%
- Member of the State Assembly, 66th Assembly District
Seo 61.6% (ahead), Deen 38.4%
- Proposition 1: $11.25 billion state housing bond
Yes 59.6%, no 40.4%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 2: Larger state rainy day fund
Yes 59.8%, no 40.2%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 3: Make high-income tax rates permanent
Yes 58.9%, no 41.1%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 4: Allow public funding of election campaigns
Yes 48.3%, no 51.7%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 5: Change how recalled state officials are replaced
Yes 50.6%, no 49.4%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 37: State loans for middle-income buyers of new homes
Yes 61.2%, no 38.8%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 38: $8.4 billion bond for immunology research
Yes 55.5%, no 44.5%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 39: Voter ID for in-person and mail voting
Yes 41.2%, no 58.8%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 40: One-time 5% tax on billionaires
Yes 44.7%, no 55.3%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 41: Audits for new state special taxes; spending limit rule
Yes 47.3%, no 52.7%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 42: Ban new state taxes on personal property
Yes 54.0%, no 46.0%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 43: Two-thirds vote for voter-proposed local special taxes
Yes 44.8%, no 55.2%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 44: Spending rule for community health clinics
Yes 18.1%, no 81.9%. Needs a majority.
- Proposition 45: Faster environmental review for some projects
Yes 45.7%, no 54.3%. Needs a majority.
Federal
- U.S. Representative, 26th Congressional District
Irwin 61.7% (ahead), Gallucci 38.3%
- U.S. Representative, 27th Congressional District
Whitesides 62.1% (ahead), Gibbs 37.9%
- U.S. Representative, 28th Congressional District
Chu 69.0% (ahead), Verlato 31.0%
- U.S. Representative, 29th Congressional District
Rivas 59.9% (ahead), Dueñas 40.1%
- U.S. Representative, 30th Congressional District
Friedman 75.9% (ahead), Meyers 24.1%
- U.S. Representative, 32nd Congressional District
Sherman 66.4% (ahead), Thompson 33.6%
- U.S. Representative, 34th Congressional District
Gonzales-Torres 59.2% (ahead), Gomez 40.8%
- U.S. Representative, 36th Congressional District
Lieu 71.3% (ahead), Brignano 28.7%
- U.S. Representative, 37th Congressional District
Kamlager-Dove 62.0% (ahead), Mota 38.0%
- U.S. Representative, 43rd Congressional District
Waters 81.6% (ahead), Morales 18.4%
- U.S. Representative, 44th Congressional District
Barragan 80.3% (ahead), Angel 19.7%