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2026 Election Results

November 3rd General Election
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Live results below are unofficial and update as Alameda County and the California Secretary of State report them. Fetched Nov 4, 2026, 12:48 PM.

California GovernorView Governor source page

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

  1. Xavier Becerra (Dem)✓4,982,724 | 64.0%
  2. Steve Hilton (Rep)2,806,120 | 36.0%
Statewide Offices
Secretary of State
  1. Shirley N. Weber (Dem)✓4,974,307 | 64.7%
  2. Donald P. (Don) Wagner (Rep)2,712,673 | 35.3%
Controller
  1. Malia M. Cohen (Dem)✓4,881,977 | 63.8%
  2. Herb W Morgan (Rep)2,770,041 | 36.2%
Treasurer
  1. Eleni Kounalakis (Dem)✓4,896,102 | 64.0%
  2. Jennifer Hawks (Rep)2,755,232 | 36.0%
Attorney General
  1. Rob Bonta (Dem)✓4,901,810 | 63.8%
  2. Michael E. Gates (Rep)2,782,445 | 36.2%
Alameda County Districts

US House of Representatives

CD10
  1. Mark DeSaulnier (Dem)✓131,901 | 69.1%
  2. Jeff Frese (Rep)59,082 | 30.9%
CD12
  1. Lateefah Simon (Dem)✓108,161 | 79.8%
  2. Jamie Joyce (Dem)27,460 | 20.2%
CD14
  1. Aisha Wahab (Dem)✓68,612 | 56.5%
  2. Melissa Hernandez (Dem)52,755 | 43.5%
CD17
  1. Ro Khanna (Dem)✓72,364 | 70.5%
  2. Ritesh Tandon (Rep)30,251 | 29.5%

State Assembly Districts

AD14
  1. Buffy Wicks (Dem)✓79,584 | 79.8%
  2. Mark Rendon (Grn)20,200 | 20.2%
AD16
  1. Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (Dem)✓90,952 | 68.3%
  2. Joseph A. Rubay (Rep)42,169 | 31.7%
AD18
  1. Mia Bonta (Dem)✓60,035 | 78.4%
  2. Andre Sandford (Dem)16,497 | 21.6%
AD20
  1. Liz Ortega (Dem)✓64,486 | 75.2%
  2. Patricia Muga (Rep)21,321 | 24.8%
AD24
  1. Alex Lee (Dem)✓49,179 | 70.2%
  2. Max Hsia (Rep)20,858 | 29.8%

State Senate Districts

SD10
  1. Scott Sakakihara (Dem)✓105,980 | 72.4%
  2. Linda R. Price (Rep)40,465 | 27.6%
Registration & Turnout (Alameda County)View Alameda source page

Total Registration

983,925

Total Ballots Cast

314,731

Turnout Percentage

31.99 %

Note: results above cover the Governor, statewide offices, and Alameda County's congressional, state Assembly, and state Senate districts. County, city, school-district, and ballot-measure results aren't scraped individually here — see the full county results page linked below for every local race and measure.

Alameda County General Election ResultsCalifornia General Election Results

Full Ballot — Filed Candidates & Measures

General Election - 11/03/2026 (Official) • Retrieved 2026-10-13 17:00:20 PDT

134 races on the Alameda County ballot • 132 with candidates filed • 302 candidates total

Federal (4 races)
10th Congressional District

63 of 63 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MARK DESAULNIER (Dem)✓10,822 | 72.00%
    IncumbentUnited States Congressman
  2. JEFF FRESE (Rep)4,208 | 28.00%
    Small Business Owner
12th Congressional District

190 of 190 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. LATEEFAH SIMON (Dem)✓108,161 | 79.75%
    IncumbentU.S. Representative
  2. JAMIE JOYCE (Dem)27,460 | 20.25%
    Nonprofit Executive Director
14th Congressional District

351 of 351 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. AISHA WAHAB (Dem)✓68,612 | 56.53%
    State Senator
  2. MELISSA HERNANDEZ (Dem)52,755 | 43.47%
    Healthcare Services Director
17th Congressional District

23 of 23 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. RO KHANNA (Dem)✓10,260 | 69.61%
    IncumbentUnited States Congressmember
  2. RITESH TANDON (Rep)4,479 | 30.39%
    CEO/Entrepreneur/Researcher
State (14 races)
Governor

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. XAVIER BECERRA (Dem)✓245,342 | 79.22%
    Voting Rights Attorney
  2. STEVE HILTON (Rep)64,373 | 20.78%
    Small Business Owner
Lieutenant Governor

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. FIONA MA (Dem)✓244,604 | 79.58%
    State Treasurer/CPA
  2. GLORIA ROMERO (Rep)62,781 | 20.42%
    Educator/Businesswoman
Secretary Of State

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SHIRLEY N. WEBER (Dem)✓244,737 | 79.85%
    IncumbentCalifornia Secretary of State
  2. DONALD P. (DON) WAGNER (Rep)61,778 | 20.15%
    Orange County Supervisor
Controller

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MALIA M. COHEN (Dem)✓239,832 | 78.50%
    IncumbentState Controller/Mother
  2. HERB W MORGAN (Rep)65,686 | 21.50%
    Chief Investment Officer
Treasurer

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ELENI KOUNALAKIS (Dem)✓240,401 | 79.06%
    Lieutenant Governor of California
  2. JENNIFER HAWKS (Rep)63,689 | 20.94%
    Retired Businesswoman
Attorney General

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ROB BONTA (Dem)✓241,248 | 78.80%
    IncumbentCalifornia Attorney General
  2. MICHAEL E. GATES (Rep)64,896 | 21.20%
    Deputy United States Attorney
Insurance Commissioner

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JANE KIM (Dem)✓145,591 | 51.93%
    Attorney/Consumer Advocate
  2. BEN ALLEN (Dem)134,764 | 48.07%
    California State Senator
Member, State Board Of Equalization, 2nd District

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SALLY J. LIEBER (Dem)✓157,649 | 58.96%
    IncumbentMember, State Board of Equalization
  2. JOHN PIMENTEL (Dem)109,723 | 41.04%
    Member, Board of Trustees, San Mateo County Community College District
10th State Senate District

210 of 210 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SCOTT SAKAKIHARA (Dem)✓60,170 | 73.53%
    Councilmember/Navy Officer
  2. LINDA R. PRICE (Rep)21,664 | 26.47%
    Businesswoman
14th Assembly District

50 of 50 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. BUFFY WICKS (Dem)✓39,266 | 79.37%
    IncumbentAssemblymember/Mom
  2. MARK RENDON (Grn)10,208 | 20.63%
    Teacher
16th Assembly District

94 of 94 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. REBECCA BAUER-KAHAN (Dem)✓27,460 | 67.08%
    IncumbentAssemblymember/Mother
  2. JOSEPH A. RUBAY (Rep)13,477 | 32.92%
    Businessman/Father
18th Assembly District

112 of 112 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MIA BONTA (Dem)✓60,035 | 78.44%
    IncumbentCalifornia State Assemblymember, Assembly District 18
  2. ANDRE SANDFORD (Dem)16,497 | 21.56%
    Housing Program Director
20th Assembly District

294 of 294 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. LIZ ORTEGA (Dem)✓64,486 | 75.15%
    IncumbentAssemblymember
  2. PATRICIA MUGA (Rep)21,321 | 24.85%
    Real Estate Appraiser
24th Assembly District

77 of 77 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ALEX LEE (Dem)✓31,757 | 71.70%
    IncumbentState Assemblymember
  2. MAX HSIA (Rep)12,533 | 28.30%
    Small Business Owner
Ballot Initiatives (42 measures)

General Election - 11/03/2026 • Retrieved 2026-08-15 11:34:01 PDT

Statewide Propositions (14)

On every ballot in California. Titles are the Secretary of State's, verbatim. (The county results page doesn't report state proposition tallies — see the California General Election Results link above.)

Proposition 1

Authorizes Bonds for Housing Affordability Programs. Legislative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,496,844 | 59.4%✓No 3,075,620 | 40.6%
View official text (PDF)
Proposition 2

Increases State’s Rainy Day Fund. Legislative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,508,169 | 59.6%✓No 3,059,093 | 40.4%
View official text (PDF)
Proposition 3

Provides Permanent Funding for Schools and Health Care by Extending Existing Tax on High Incomes. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,474,264 | 58.7%✓No 3,151,586 | 41.3%
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Proposition 4

Repeals Prohibition Against Public Funding of Election Campaigns. Legislative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,592,104 | 48.1%No 3,882,511 | 51.9%✓
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Proposition 5

Changes Recall Election Process for Statewide Officers. Legislative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,698,908 | 50.3%✓No 3,648,659 | 49.7%
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Proposition 37

Creates Loan Program for Middle-Income Buyers of Qualified New Homes. Initiative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,595,675 | 61.0%✓No 2,938,474 | 39.0%
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Proposition 38

Authorizes Bonds for Immunology Medical Research. Initiative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,212,623 | 55.7%✓No 3,345,011 | 44.3%
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Proposition 39

Prohibits Citizens from Voting Unless They Present Government-Issues Identification. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,177,352 | 41.4%No 4,495,926 | 58.6%✓
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Proposition 40

Imposes One-Time Tax on Certain Taxpayers. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,411,552 | 44.4%No 4,269,733 | 55.6%✓
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Proposition 41

Prohibits New State Taxes That Exclude Revenues from State Spending Limit. Requires Audits for New State Special Taxes. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,588,677 | 47.5%No 3,958,646 | 52.5%✓
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Proposition 42

Prohibits New State Personal Property Taxes and Certain Retroactive State Taxes. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 4,139,226 | 54.3%✓No 3,482,181 | 45.7%
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Proposition 43

Limits Voters’ Ability to Raise Revenues for Local Government Services. Legislative Constitutional Amendment.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,383,292 | 45.1%No 4,121,875 | 54.9%✓
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Proposition 44

Requires Community Health Clinics Spend 90% Of Revenue on Program Services. Initiative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 1,360,503 | 18.2%No 6,134,015 | 81.8%✓
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Proposition 45

Modifies Environmental Review for Certain Projects. Initiative Statute.

California

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

Yes 3,429,328 | 45.9%No 4,041,696 | 54.1%✓
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Local Measures (28)

County, city, and school district measures on the Alameda County ballot. The wording under each is the county's own.

Measure RTM

Regional Transit Measure

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 193,325 | 65.18%✓No 103,295 | 34.82%

To prevent major service cuts to BART and other transit, avoid increased traffic, and reduce pollution by: Preserving BART, Caltrain, VTA, SamTrans, AC Transit, Muni, other transit for everyone, including workers, students, seniors, persons with disabilities; Supporting transit safety, cleanliness, affordability, reliability; Repairing targeted roads/potholes; Requiring financial transparency, oversight, accountability; shall the measure enacting a 0.5% (Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara counties), and 1% (San Francisco) sales tax for 14 years generating approximately $980,000,000 annually, be adopted?

Measure I

Parcel Tax Measure

Dublin USD • Requires 2/3

21 of 21 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 7,095 | 64.53%✓No 3,900 | 35.47%

"Shall the measure to support quality education, provide local funding that cannot be taken by the State, maintain small class sizes, attract/retain quality teachers, and provide enhanced science, technology, engineering, visual and performing arts, reading, writing, and math programs, by renewing the expiring $96 school parcel tax, adding $48 per parcel, providing approximately $2,900,000 annually for nine years, with senior exemptions, annual inflation adjustments, independent oversight, and all funds locally controlled, be adopted?"

Measure J

Education Parcel Tax Measure

San Lorenzo USD

42 of 42 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 8,838 | 75.80%✓No 2,821 | 24.20%

"To renew expiring local school funding without increasing current tax rates; support academic excellence and programs in reading, writing, math, arts, science and technology; attract and retain highly qualified teachers and staff; and continue stable, local funding the State cannot take away; shall San Lorenzo Unified School District's measure be adopted, renewing its expiring $99 parcel tax for 12 years, providing approximately $1.8 million annually, with senior exemptions, citizen oversight, and no funds for district administrators?"

Measure K

GO Bond Measure

Sunol Glen USD

To improve the quality of local education; complete the Main Building retrofit and renovation; replace deteriorating plumbing, electrical, sewer, heating and ventilation systems; and modernize and upgrade old classrooms and restrooms; shall Sunol Glen Unified School District's measure be adopted authorizing $6,100,000 of bonds at legal rates, generating on average $431,700 annually while bonds are outstanding at approximate rates of $35 per $100,000 assessed value, with audits, citizens' oversight, no money for salaries and funds staying local?

Measure L

GO Bond Measure

City Of Alameda • Requires 2/3

SAFER Alameda Act Preparing -- Alameda for Sea-Level Rise, Accidents, Flooding, Earthquakes, Resilience. To prepare for emergencies, earthquakes and sea-level rise; prevent flooded Tubes; repair potholes; keep streets safe and accessible; maintain response to fires, accidents, and medical emergencies; prevent Bay pollution; and protect shorelines; shall the City of Alameda measure issuing $300,000,000 in bonds, levying $49/$100,000 of assessed value, generating approximately $19,000,000 annually while bonds are outstanding, requiring oversight, public disclosures, and local control, be adopted?

Measure M

Charter Amendment - Amend And Repeal Outdated Provisions

City Of Alameda • Requires 50% + 1

12 of 12 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 10,803 | 66.05%✓No 5,553 | 33.95%

Proposed City Charter Amendment Ballot Measure Shall the measure amending City Charter Sections 2-1.1, 2-3, 2-10, 3-7(G), 3-14, 7-2(J), 8-2, 8-5, 10-3, 10-6, 10-7, 10-12, 12-4(A) and (B), 14-1, 17-10, 28-2, 28-3 and 28-4, and repealing Sections 12-3(D) and 23-3 to conform to existing practices and amend and repeal outdated provisions be adopted?

Measure N

Charter Amendment - Leases And Sales Of Real Property Measure

City Of Alameda • Requires 50% + 1

12 of 12 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 9,264 | 56.05%✓No 7,264 | 43.95%

Proposed City Charter Amendment Ballot Measure Shall the measure amending Section 3-10 of the City Charter to change sales or leases of City real property exceeding one year to be approved by resolution rather than by ordinance and to reduce the City Council approval threshold from supermajority (four affirmative votes) to simple majority (three affirmative votes) for leases of City real property not exceeding ten years be adopted?

Measure O

Requirement To Zoning Changes Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 50% + 1

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 2,770 | 63.26%✓No 1,609 | 36.74%

Shall the measure authorizing the Albany City Council to amend the residential voter requirements for zoning changes to the R-1 zoned areas of the City established by Measure D (enacted by the Albany voters in 1978), without majority neighborhood voter approval, after following noticed public hearing and zoning ordinance amendment procedures prescribed by State Law and the Albany Municipal Code, be adopted?

Measure P

Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 2/3

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 3,415 | 77.26%✓No 1,005 | 22.74%

Shall the measure updating the Street Paving and Storm Drain Special Tax, by adding very low-income rebates and low-income tax exemptions and rebates; applying the tax to possessory interests; and if a parcel over 500,000 square feet becomes exempt from this tax, adjusting the rate from $167.65 per equivalent residential unit to $0.0638 per lot square foot as provided in the measure, providing an estimated $1,400,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Measure Q

EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 50% + 1

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 3,448 | 77.80%✓No 984 | 22.20%

Shall the measure updating the Emergency Medical Services, Advanced Life Support, and Fire Protection Special Tax on residential and commercial property, by adding low-income tax exemptions and rebates, and adjusting the rate from $0.0807 per square foot to the new rates as provided in the measure if a parcel over 500,000 square feet in size becomes exempt from this tax, providing an estimated $2,500,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Measure R

Business License Tax Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 50% + 1

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 3,253 | 73.75%✓No 1,158 | 26.25%

Shall the measure supporting City of Albany general services, such as fire protection, public safety, environmental and community service programs, by increasing the City's business license tax to those rates specified in the measure, levying the tax upon business gross receipts instead of number of employees, and updating local tax collection procedures, providing an estimated additional $600,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local which cannot be taken by Sacramento be adopted?

Measure S

Real Property Transfer Tax Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 50% + 1

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 2,819 | 63.38%✓No 1,629 | 36.62%

To support City of Albany general services, with funding that cannot be taken by Sacramento, including: street and park maintenance, recreation, public safety, and environmental programs, shall a measure adjusting the City's real property transfer tax rate from $15.00 to between $10.00 and $30.00 per $1,000 purchased, depending upon the property's purchase price, providing an additional $1,000,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local be adopted?

Measure T

Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax Measure

City Of Albany • Requires 2/3

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 3,102 | 69.90%✓No 1,336 | 30.10%

Shall the measure to enact a special parcel tax on non-exempt property in the City at $0.0354 per lot square foot to maintain and improve public street trees and streetlighting to enhance local safety and sustainability, subject to an annual consumer price index adjustment up to 3%, exempting qualifying low-income residents, providing an estimated $775,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Measure U

Bond Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 2/3

Shall the measure authorizing issuance of $300,000,000 in general obligation bonds to fund acquisition and improvement of fire stations, emergency response facilities, parks and recreation facilities, and other public infrastructure and facilities, and increase climate resiliency, subject to independent oversight and audits, be adopted? Financial Implications: Average annual taxpayer costs over projected 40 years bonds are outstanding are approximately $22.14 per $100,000 assessed property value; generating approximately $15,200,000/year.

Measure V

Sales Tax Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 13,884 | 51.80%✓No 12,920 | 48.20%

Shall the measure levying a 0.5% sales tax in Berkeley, increasing the total sales tax rate in the City to 10.75%, estimated to generate $9,000,000 to $10,000,000 annually, with proceeds placed into the General Fund for general City uses, including but not limited to sustaining fire, police and 911 dispatch services, youth and senior services, and community programs, until ended by the voters, with independent audits, be adopted?

Measure W

Charter Amendment Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 17,139 | 67.46%✓No 8,268 | 32.54%

Shall the measure amending the City Charter to reduce candidate filing fees; eliminate signatures in lieu of filing fee process; eliminate certain personal information from candidate statements; clarify and revise initiative, referendum and recall processes; amend election timelines for filling Mayor and Councilmember vacancies; increase the maximum amount from the public campaign financing fund for administration and enforcement from $250,000 to $400,000 per four-year election cycle; and make other changes be adopted?

Measure X

Rent Ordinance Amendment Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 17,270 | 67.51%✓No 8,310 | 32.49%

Shall the measure to amend the Rent Stabilization and Eviction for Just Cause Ordinance by making most rent control and registration exemptions inapplicable to units that were not exempt when the current tenancy began; allowing modification or waiver of fees for subsidized units owned or leased by nonprofits; changing the annual registration deadline; limiting annual rent increases to ten percent; and allowing tenant associations in smaller properties, be adopted?

Measure Y

Initiative - Arts Tax Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 18,247 | 68.51%✓No 8,387 | 31.49%

Shall the measure creating a special parcel tax to fund grants for performing arts organization, art projects, art organizations operational and programmatic expenses and capital projects, community festivals, and administrative costs, with oversight by the City's Civic Arts Commission, at a rate of $0.07 per square foot of improvements, estimated to generate approximately $6,300,000 annually and $84,800,000 over its twelve-year duration, be adopted?

Measure Z

Initiative - Public Bank Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 11,228 | 42.47%No 15,209 | 57.53%✓

Shall the measure creating a special parcel tax to capitalize and support a public bank to fund investments in affordable housing, green energy/infrastructure and small businesses, at rates of $0.06/square foot of residential improvements and $0.09/square foot of non-residential improvements, estimated to generate approximately $9,200,000 the first year and $58,300,000 over its six-year duration, with funds subject to review, allocation and approval by the City Council and regular audits, be adopted?

Measure AA

Initiative - Soda Tax Measure

City Of Berkeley • Requires 50% + 1

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 20,563 | 76.27%✓No 6,398 | 23.73%

Shall the measure replacing the City's $0.01 per fluid ounce general tax on the distribution of sugar-sweetened beverages with a $0.02 per fluid ounce special tax to fund public health, nutrition, and drinking water accessibility programs by nonprofits, the City, or Berkeley Unified School District, retaining current exemptions for small retailers, milk products, baby formula, alcoholic beverages, and medical and weight-loss products, estimated to generate approximately $2,200,000 annually, until repealed by the voters, be adopted?

Measure BB

Business Tax Measure

City Of Emeryville

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 2,042 | 90.19%✓No 222 | 9.81%

City Services/ Business License Reform Measure. "To protect City of Emeryville services/ ensure smaller businesses pay less than larger businesses, shall the measure be adopted to: *keep parks/ playgrounds safe; *repair potholes/ maintain streets; *maintain 9-1-1 response; *improve crime prevention; *maintain senior/ youth services; *general government use; by updating/ simplifying Emeryville's 42 year old business license rates up to 0.4% of gross receipts (described in the ordinance) until ended by voters, providing $12,400,000 annually, requiring independent oversight?"

Measure CC

Business Tax Measure

City Of Hayward • Requires 50% + 1

89 of 89 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 14,250 | 64.96%✓No 7,686 | 35.04%

HAYWARD BUSINESS LICENSE TAX MODERNIZATION: Shall the measure updating the Hayward Business License Tax for the first time since 1978, to support general city services, including neighborhood police protection, firefighting, 911 response, libraries, and pothole repair, generating an additional $12 million annually until repealed, with a minimum tax of $60 and rates from $.30 to $3.75 per $1,000 of gross receipts, with higher rates for higher-grossing businesses, as stated in the ordinance, be adopted?

Measure DD

Newark Essential Services Protection Measure

City Of Newark • Requires 50% + 1

6 of 6 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 5,419 | 74.04%✓No 1,900 | 25.96%

"Newark Essential Services Protection Measure. To protect city services such as repairing potholes/streets; keeping neighborhoods safe/clean, and maintaining 9-1-1 emergency response/fire protection/neighborhood police patrols/parks/recreation programs, shall the measure be adopted updating Newark's 56-year-old business license ordinance, lowering many small businesses' taxes, with rates up to 0.3% of gross receipts (as described in the ordinance), raising $6,600,000 annually until ended by voters, with spending disclosure/ independent audits?"

Measure EE

Charter Amendment Measure

City Of Oakland • Requires 50% + 1

109 of 109 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 53,600 | 73.76%✓No 19,065 | 26.24%

Shall the measure to amend Oakland's City Charter to, among other things, (1) make the Mayor the City's chief executive with a legislative veto, (2) empower the Council to override vetoes, confirm appointments of certain directors, and appoint an Independent Budget and Legislative Analyst, (3) affirm Councilmembers' right to acquire information from other City officials, (4) require Councilmembers to work full-time, and (5) empower the Public Ethics Commission to set salaries for all City elected officials using similar formulas, be adopted?

Measure FF

Real Property Tax

City Of Oakland • Requires 50% + 1

109 of 109 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 56,505 | 79.30%✓No 14,753 | 20.70%

Shall the measure amending Oakland's Real Property Transfer Tax Ordinance to eliminate the foreclosure exception for all property transfers except transfers converting commercial property to certain housing or healthcare uses, transfers to community banking organizations, and certain transfers of residential properties of four units or less, and allowing the City Council to establish, amend, or remove foreclosure-related exceptions, raising approximately $4-$13 million annually pursuant to tax rates in Oakland Municipal Code section 4.20.020, beginning January 1, 2027 until repealed, be adopted?

Measure GG

Real Property Conveyance Tax Measure

City Of Piedmont • Requires 50% + 1

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 2,540 | 68.19%✓No 1,185 | 31.81%

Shall the measure, providing funding for City of Piedmont's essential city services, such as police, fire, and emergency medical response; and maintenance of aging City buildings, parks, stormwater drains, roads and sidewalks, by increasing the real estate transfer tax from 1.3% to 1.75% to be more in line with neighboring cities and to generate approximately $1,500,000 annually in general tax revenue until ended by voters, be adopted?

Measure HH

Uniform Transient Occupancy Tax Measure

City Of Pleasanton • Requires 50% + 1

30 of 30 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 10,226 | 60.73%✓No 6,612 | 39.27%

Shall a measure be adopted to increase the City's Uniform Transient Occupancy Tax paid by hotel guests from 8% to 10% on July 1, 2027, and to 12% on July 1, 2028, generating an estimated $1.4 to $2.8 million per year in additional revenue, that can be used to maintain city services, such as: police and fire protection; park and street maintenance; recreation programs; and other general government uses, until ended by voters?

Measure II

Union City Essential Services Extension Measure

City Of Union City • Requires 50% + 1

24 of 24 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

Yes 8,816 | 74.67%✓No 2,990 | 25.33%

"Union City Essential Services Extension Measure. To maintain critical city services, including 9-1-1 emergency response/paramedics/fire protection; street/pothole repair; neighborhood police patrols; crime/gun violence prevention programs; youth/senior programs; and other city services, shall the measure extending the City of Union City's existing voter-approved utility users tax for 9 years at the current 5% rate (no increase), providing $7,000,000 annually, with senior/ low-income exemptions, annual audits, and all funds locally controlled, be adopted?"

School Districts (41 races)
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction

627 of 627 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. RICHARD BARRERA✓182,518 | 69.10%
    State Superintendent Advisor
  2. SONJA SHAW81,630 | 30.90%
    School District President
Ohlone Community College District Trustee, Area 3
  1. PHUONG NGUYEN
    Management Analyst II
Ohlone Community College District Trustee, Area 4
  1. ELISA MARTINEZ
    IncumbentIncumbent
Ohlone Community College District Trustee, Area 6

18 of 18 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SUZANNE "SUE" LEE CHAN✓3,598 | 56.86%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. SONIA SALWAN2,730 | 43.14%
    Veterinarian/Nonprofit Founder
Ohlone Community College District Trustee, Area 7
  1. BETTY HO
    IncumbentAppointed Ohlone Community College District Trustee
Chabot - Las Positas Community College District Trustee, Area 2

48 of 48 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. CINDY ROCHA✓7,344 | 56.83%
    San Leandro Unified School District Board Trustee Area 3
  2. LINDA GRANGER5,579 | 43.17%
    IncumbentEducation Administrator
Chabot - Las Positas Community College District Trustee, Area 3

30 of 30 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. HARRIS MOJADEDI✓7,611 | 54.59%
    IncumbentChabot-Las Positas Governing Board Member
  2. WENDY HUANG3,925 | 28.15%
    Real Estate Investor
  3. MARK FAY2,406 | 17.26%
    Airworthiness Engineer
Chabot - Las Positas Community College District Trustee, Area 6

40 of 40 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. HAL G. GIN✓7,210 | 58.52%
    IncumbentChabot-Las Positas College Trustee
  2. JOE ORLANDO RAMOS5,110 | 41.48%
    Author/Adult Educator
Peralta Community College District Trustee, Area 3
  1. LOUIS QUINDLEN
    IncumbentIncumbent
Peralta Community College District Trustee, Area 5

26 of 26 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. CINDI REISS✓10,277 | 55.77%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. SANDRA WEESE8,151 | 44.23%
    Retired Labor Organizer
Peralta Community College District Trustee, Area 7
  1. SHEWEET YOHANNES
    IncumbentPeralta Community College District Board, Area 7
San Joaquin Delta Community College District Trustee, Area 4
  1. CHARLES R JENNINGS
    IncumbentDelta College Trustee
  2. TONY SHAH
    Retired School Administrator
Alameda Unified School District Governing Board Member, Full Term (Vote for 2)

13 of 13 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. CARRIE HAHNEL✓10,377 | 35.45%
    Appointed AUSD Board Member
  2. GARY LYM✓10,109 | 34.53%
    IncumbentAlameda Unified School District Governing Board Member
  3. SARAH PUTNAM3,532 | 12.07%
    Parent
  4. JOYCE BOYD3,106 | 10.61%
    Certified Public Accountant
  5. MIKE MCMAHON2,148 | 7.34%
    Independent Contractor
Alameda Unified School District Governing Board Member, Short Term
  1. RYAN LALONDE
    Alameda Unified School District Board Trustee
Castro Valley Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 2, Short Term

5 of 5 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MYLA LONG✓974 | 74.92%
    Planning Manager/Parent
  2. JESUS JACOBO166 | 12.77%
    Autopilot Engineer
  3. FREDERICK REGALA160 | 12.31%
    Construction Technology Manager
Castro Valley Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 3

54 of 54 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KARA WONG✓863 | 37.90%
    Parent
  2. ERYKA N MATHEWS-CAIN615 | 27.01%
    Financial Manager/Parent
  3. DAN JACOWITZ526 | 23.10%
    Peace Officer/Father
  4. GLENN A. MILLER273 | 11.99%
    Certified Public Accountant
Castro Valley Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 4

17 of 17 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. FAITH CARROLL✓1,393 | 52.19%
    Classified Substitute/Parent
  2. BRIAN A. FOSTER968 | 36.27%
    Retired Teacher
  3. JOSEPH GRCAR308 | 11.54%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
Dublin Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 2
  1. HOLDEN LOMELI
    Business Manager
Dublin Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 3, Short Term

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. TANNER FRYE✓965 | 54.09%
    Energy Compliance Inspector
  2. SHALINI BHANDARI819 | 45.91%
    Energy Sustainability Manager
Dublin Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 5

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. DAN CHERRIER✓1,307 | 63.76%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. SEEMA BADAR743 | 36.24%
    Community Volunteer
Emery Unified School District Governing Board Members (Vote for 3)

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. REGINA CHAGOLLA✓1,375 | 31.58%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. KIMBERLY SOLIS✓1,005 | 23.08%
    Student
  3. CHRISTOPHER KEITH ALLEN✓911 | 20.92%
    Parent
  4. DAVID RIDLEHUBER569 | 13.07%
    Parent/Contractor
  5. BRIAN DONAHUE494 | 11.35%
    Businessman/Journalist/Parent
Fremont Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 2
  1. LARRY SWEENEY
    IncumbentIncumbent
Fremont Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 3
  1. DIANNE JONES
    IncumbentIncumbent
Hayward Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 2

10 of 10 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JOANN GUZMAN✓2,806 | 51.38%
    Community Volunteer
  2. JOE ORLANDO RAMOS2,655 | 48.62%
    Author/Adult Educator
Hayward Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 4

6 of 6 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MICHELLE FERNELIUS✓1,930 | 51.60%
    Parent/Research Director
  2. MARIA ARACELI OROZCO1,810 | 48.40%
    Parent/Caregiver/Student
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area #2

4 of 4 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. TARA BOYCE✓1,975 | 74.30%
    Parent/Finance Consultant
  2. STEPHEN R ORGAIN683 | 25.70%
    Regional Sales Manager
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area #3

8 of 8 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ANGELA M. BRADY✓1,609 | 51.36%
    Parent/Data Analyst
  2. DEBORAH GIBSON1,524 | 48.64%
    Retired Teacher
  3. KATE RUNYON
    No Ballot Designation
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area #5

9 of 9 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. CHRISTIAAN VANDENHEUVEL✓1,832 | 44.06%
    Member, Board of Education, Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District
  2. DEENA KAPLANIS1,752 | 42.14%
    Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Board Member
  3. SAM PHELPS574 | 13.80%
    Father
New Haven Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 4

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SHRUTI KUMAR✓1,616 | 68.74%
    IncumbentProfessor/School Trustee
  2. KASHIF WASIM451 | 19.18%
    Software Engineer
  3. CHARANDEEP SINGH TATLAH284 | 12.08%
    Entrepreneur/IT Professional
New Haven Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 5

5 of 5 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. FRANCIS ROJAS✓1,647 | 63.20%
    Educational Consultant/Parent
  2. DEEPTI GARG959 | 36.80%
    Mother/Program Manager
Newark Unified School District Governing Board Members (Vote for 2)
  1. CHRISTINE KIZER
    Special Education Teacher
  2. RENU MALHOTRA
    Mother/Technologist/Educator
Pleasanton Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 2
  1. LAURIE WALKER
    IncumbentIncumbent
Pleasanton Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 5

12 of 12 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KAREN FLETCHER✓1,611 | 53.22%
    Teacher/Parent
  2. THOMAS CHOI1,116 | 36.87%
    Attorney/Parent
  3. BRETT GERALD MARTINEZ300 | 9.91%
    Business Owner
San Leandro Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 2
  1. JACQUELINE CALDERÓN PERL
    IncumbentSan Leandro Unified School District Governing Board Member
San Leandro Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 4
  1. LEO SHERIDAN
    IncumbentTrustee, San Leandro Unified School District, Area 4
San Leandro Unified School District Governing Board Member, Area 6
  1. NATASHA MARTINEZ
    IncumbentAppointed School Board Trustee
San Lorenzo Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 1
  1. YULIANA TORRES
    Parent
San Lorenzo Unified School District Governing Board Members, Area 4
  1. SAMUEL MEDINA
    Governing Board Member, San Lorenzo Unified School District
Sunol Glen Unified School District Governing Board Member (Vote for 2)

7 of 7 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. RENÉ TURNBULL✓175 | 35.00%
    Retired College Dean
  2. KAREN RUTH NEWCOMB✓170 | 34.00%
    Retired Investment Strategist
  3. JENNIFER KAVOUNIARIS83 | 16.60%
    Businesswoman/Grandmother
  4. GAGAN BASSI72 | 14.40%
    Parent/Cybersecurity Professional
Peralta Community College District Trustee, Area 1, Short Term

No candidates on file.

Mountain House Elementary School District Governing Board Member

No candidates on file.

Special Districts (29 races)
AC Transit District Director, Ward 1, Short Term
  1. HARPREET SANDHU
    IncumbentAppointed AC Transit District Ward 1 Director
AC Transit District Director, Ward 3

58 of 58 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JOEL B. YOUNG✓23,953 | 53.11%
    AC Transit District Director
  2. ADRIANA VALENCIA21,144 | 46.89%
    Product Manager/Mother
AC Transit District Director, Ward 4

48 of 48 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SARAH SYED✓22,173 | 78.37%
    AC Transit Director
  2. GABRIEL MORALES6,120 | 21.63%
    Educator
AC Transit District Director, Ward 5

140 of 140 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MURPHY MCCALLEY✓20,777 | 63.07%
    AC Transit District Board Member
  2. LUIS REYNOSO8,921 | 27.08%
    University Business Professor
  3. JOSEPH GRCAR3,244 | 9.85%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
AC Transit District Director, Ward 7
  1. DIANE SHAW
    AC Transit Board Director
Alameda County Water District Director, Ward 2

15 of 15 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JUDY C. HUANG✓5,998 | 62.68%
    IncumbentDirector, Alameda County Water District, Ward 2
  2. JASON MIGUEL3,571 | 37.32%
    Water District Engineer
Alameda County Water District Director, Ward 3

20 of 20 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. YANG SHAO✓7,358 | 65.54%
    Councilmember, City of Fremont
  2. PAUL SETHY3,869 | 34.46%
    IncumbentIncumbent
BART Director, District 4

121 of 121 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ROBERT RABURN✓31,102 | 67.49%
    IncumbentBART Director
  2. LUIS REYNOSO14,979 | 32.51%
    University Business Professor
BART Director, District 6
  1. LIZ AMES
    IncumbentEngineer/BART Director
Byron - Bethany Irrigation District Directors
  1. TIM MAGGIORE
    IncumbentIncumbent
Castro Valley Sanitary Disitrict Directors (Vote for 2)

44 of 44 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KRISTY (DOOMAN) WOERZ✓7,215 | 42.23%
    IncumbentCastro Valley Sanitary District Director
  2. RALPH JOHNSON✓5,623 | 32.91%
    IncumbentBoard Member Castro Valley Sanitary District
  3. KEN OWEN2,305 | 13.49%
    Sewer Contractor/Attorney
  4. JOSEPH GRCAR1,328 | 7.77%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
  5. DARSHAN SAINI616 | 3.61%
    Organization Change Manager
City Of Alameda Healthcare District Directors (Vote for 3)
  1. GAYLE GODFREY CODIGA
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. ROBERT DEUTSCH
    IncumbentM.D./Board Director
  3. DAVID W SAYEN
    IncumbentIncumbent
Member, Board Of Directors, Dublin San Ramon, Area 4
  1. GEORGEAN VONHEEDER-LEOPOLD
    IncumbentIncumbent
Eden Township Healthcare District Director, Area 1
  1. MARIELLEN FARIA
    IncumbentHealthcare Director/RN
Eden Township Healthcare District Director, Area 3

93 of 93 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. NARGES DILLON✓11,034 | 79.75%
    Nonprofit Director/Therapist
  2. JOSEPH GRCAR2,801 | 20.25%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
Eden Township Healthcare District Director, Area 5
  1. ED HERNANDEZ
    IncumbentDistrict Director, Eden Township Healthcare District
EBMUD Director, Ward 3

40 of 40 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MARGUERITE YOUNG✓25,623 | 83.56%
    IncumbentEBMUD Director Ward 3
  2. DON GRAY5,043 | 16.44%
    Retired Wastewater Manager
EBMUD Director, Ward 4
  1. ANDY KATZ
    IncumbentUtility Director/Attorney
EBMUD Director, Ward 7

134 of 134 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. APRIL CHAN✓13,113 | 45.93%
    IncumbentDirector, East Bay Municipal Utility District, Ward 7
  2. GARY WOLFF11,534 | 40.40%
    Water Resources Engineer
  3. LUIS REYNOSO2,624 | 9.19%
    University Business Professor
  4. JOSEPH GRCAR1,282 | 4.49%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
East Bay Regional Park District Director, Ward 3

220 of 220 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. REBECCA LEWINGTON✓28,608 | 49.57%
    Retired Brand Strategist
  2. JOSEPH GRCAR16,804 | 29.12%
    Retired Laboratory Scientist
  3. WILLIAM YRAGUI12,302 | 21.32%
    Business Owner
East Bay Regional Park District Director, Ward 5

158 of 158 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. OLIVIA SANWONG✓50,023 | 74.21%
    IncumbentDirector, East Bay Regional Park District Ward 5
  2. BRUCE HENRY17,388 | 25.79%
    Retired Sale Director
Fairview Fire Protection District Directors (Vote for 2)

20 of 20 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MICHAEL D. JUSTICE✓1,897 | 51.63%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. MICHELLE BICHE✓1,268 | 34.51%
    Paralegal/Goat Farmer
  3. VANDANA SINGH GAUTAM509 | 13.85%
    Nonprofit Director
Hayward Area Recreation & Park District Director, Area 2

47 of 47 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SARA LAMNIN✓3,713 | 58.37%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. AMANDA ALYSIA DANIELS2,648 | 41.63%
    Law Student/Analyst
Hayward Area Recreation & Park District Director, Area 4

70 of 70 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. PAUL W. HODGES, JR.✓5,058 | 56.31%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. JOE GILTNER3,924 | 43.69%
    Community Advocate
Livermore Area Recreation & Park District Directors (Vote for 3)

39 of 39 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. PHILIP PIERPONT✓9,916 | 21.44%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. LARRY BIRD✓8,144 | 17.61%
    Retired Police Sergeant
  3. MARYALICE SUMMERS FALTINGS✓8,040 | 17.38%
    IncumbentIncumbent
  4. MATT BOGDANOWICZ5,882 | 12.72%
    Recreation Manager
  5. MIKE RALPH5,551 | 12.00%
    Bike Shop Manager
  6. LAUREEN TURNER5,028 | 10.87%
    Nursing Professor
  7. TIMOTHY BARRY3,693 | 7.98%
    Retired General Manager
Member, Board Of Director, Oro Loma Sanitary Dist #1

16 of 16 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SHELIA YOUNG✓2,483 | 70.84%
    Director, Oro Loma Sanitary District
  2. TIARE PEÑA1,022 | 29.16%
    Land Use Planner
Member, Board Of Director, Oro Loma Sanitary Dist #3

17 of 17 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. BENNY LEE✓2,389 | 55.06%
    Director, Oro Loma Sanitary District
  2. FRED SIMON1,950 | 44.94%
    Director, Oro Loma Sanitary District
Member, Board Of Director, Oro Loma Sanitary Dist #5

33 of 33 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. RITA DUNCAN✓3,382 | 82.01%
    Board Director Oro Loma Sanitary District
  2. KOROUSH "CYRUS" FARSAEI742 | 17.99%
    Plant Operator
Washington Township Healthcare District Directors (Vote for 3)
  1. JACOB EAPEN
    IncumbentIncumbent
  2. BERNARD L. STEWART
    IncumbentDirector Washington Township Hospital Healthcare District
  3. MICHAEL J. WALLACE
    IncumbentDirector, Washington Township Healthcare District Board of Directors
City (46 races)
For Mayor, Alameda

12 of 12 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MALIA VELLA✓7,767 | 43.37%
    Businesswoman/Educator
  2. TRACY JENSEN5,331 | 29.77%
    Councilmember/Nonprofit Director
  3. TONY DAYSOG4,812 | 26.87%
    Councilmember/Urban Planner
For Members of City Council, Alameda (Vote for 2)

12 of 12 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. THUSHAN AMARASIRIWARDENA✓8,254 | 26.33%
    Software Product Manager
  2. TYLER SAVAGE✓5,453 | 17.40%
    Technology Partner Manager
  3. AMOS WHITE5,028 | 16.04%
    Environmental Nonprofit Executive
  4. MARCIE JOHNSON4,945 | 15.78%
    Social Worker
  5. MARIA L. BONDONNO4,744 | 15.14%
    Public Service Attorney
  6. STEVE SLAUSON2,920 | 9.32%
    Small Business Owner
For Rent Stabilization Board Commissioners, Berkeley (Vote for 6)

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. IDA MARTINAC✓15,148 | 18.54%
    Rent Stabilization Board Commissioner
  2. VYLMA ORTIZ✓14,571 | 17.83%
    Attorney/Meditation Teacher
  3. NATHAN MIZELL✓14,441 | 17.68%
    Rent Stabilization Board Commissioner
  4. AVERY ARBAUGH✓14,383 | 17.60%
    Tenant Union Organizer
  5. CAROLE MARASOVIC✓11,891 | 14.55%
    Attorney/City Commissioner
  6. DEREK RODRIGUEZ✓11,267 | 13.79%
    Student/National Guardsman
For School Directors, Berkeley (Vote for 3)

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KA'DIJAH BROWN✓17,161 | 33.57%
    Incumbent
  2. JENNIFER SHANOSKI✓16,894 | 33.04%
    Incumbent
  3. SANDY PARK✓16,231 | 31.75%
    Education Consultant
For Mayor, Dublin

17 of 17 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SHERRY HU✓6,313 | 58.79%
    Mayor/Entrepreneur/Engineer
  2. MICHAEL MCCORRISTON3,623 | 33.74%
    Councilmember
  3. KIRAN MOHAMMAD802 | 7.47%
    Author
For Members Of City Council #2, Dublin

5 of 5 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. RICHARD THORNBURY✓826 | 36.60%
    Principal Scientist
  2. STEVE LOREY683 | 30.26%
    Intelligence Analyst
  3. DANIEL HOR531 | 23.53%
    Researcher
  4. TEJPREET SINGH217 | 9.61%
    Investor/Father
For Members Of City Council #4, Dublin

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KASHEF QAADRI✓1,414 | 55.69%
    City Councilmember/Scientist
  2. SHIVRAJ SINGH1,125 | 44.31%
    Business Owner
For Members of City Council, Emeryville (Vote for 2)

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. DAVID MOURRA✓1,406 | 39.68%
    Emeryville City Councilmember
  2. KALIMAH PRIFORCE✓1,018 | 28.73%
    City Councilmember
  3. CORRY FRYDLEWICZ653 | 18.43%
    Web Developer/Manager
  4. BRANDON SOUBLET466 | 13.15%
For Member Of City Council #2, Fremont

9 of 9 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. DESRIE CAMPBELL✓3,804 | 70.26%
    Councilmember/Healthcare Director
  2. KEITH PARKER1,610 | 29.74%
    Marketing Director
For Member Of City Council #3, Fremont

7 of 7 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KATHY KIMBERLIN✓3,171 | 72.05%
    County Field Director
  2. VIPIN SHARMA1,230 | 27.95%
    Senior Engineering Manager
For Member Of City Council #4, Fremont

9 of 9 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. YING MIN LI✓2,371 | 43.77%
    Small Business Owner
  2. AZIZ AKBARI1,786 | 32.97%
    Director, Alameda County Water District
  3. MANISHA PATHAK1,084 | 20.01%
    Educator/Nonprofit Executive
  4. DR. ANURAG MISHRA, PHD176 | 3.25%
    Technical Leader
For Mayor, Hayward

89 of 89 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MARK SALINAS✓15,930 | 75.31%
    Mayor/College Instructor
  2. TOM WONG5,222 | 24.69%
    Businessman
For Mayor, Livermore
  1. JOHN MARCHAND
    Mayor
For Member Of City Council #1, Livermore
  1. EVAN BRANNING
    Incumbent/Teacher
For Member Of City Council #2, Livermore

6 of 6 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. BEN BARRIENTOS✓2,691 | 69.34%
    Incumbent
  2. NARAYAN TADIMETI1,190 | 30.66%
    Physician
For Mayor, Newark
  1. MICHAEL HANNON
    Mayor
For Members Of City Council, Newark (Vote for 2)

6 of 6 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. EVE MARIE LITTLE✓4,081 | 37.63%
    Councilmember/College Professor
  2. MATTHEW JORGENS✓3,701 | 34.12%
    Incumbent
  3. TONYA CONNOLLY2,603 | 24.00%
    Retired Maintenance Superintendent
  4. NOAH PATRICK GRUSHKIN461 | 4.25%
For Members of City Council, Piedmont (Vote for 2)

2 of 2 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. NANCY BENINATI✓2,672 | 29.82%
    Supervising Deputy Attorney-General
  2. TOM RAMSEY✓2,390 | 26.68%
    Architecht/City Councilmember
  3. BILL REICHLE2,353 | 26.26%
    Retired University Administrator
  4. ADAM HUNDT1,357 | 15.15%
    Businessman
  5. SUNNY BOSTROM-FLEMING187 | 2.09%
For Mayor, Pleasanton

30 of 30 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JACK BALCH✓11,213 | 69.34%
    Mayor/CPA
  2. JULIE TESTA4,958 | 30.66%
    Councilmember, City of Pleasanton
For Mayor, San Leandro

43 of 43 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JUAN GONZALEZ, III✓10,010 | 68.93%
    Mayor, City of San Leandro
  2. JAMES MAES4,513 | 31.07%
    Business Operations Director
For Member Of City Council #1, San Leandro

43 of 43 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SBEYDEH VIVEROS WALTON✓11,187 | 100.00%
    San Leandro Councilwoman
For Member Of City Council #2, San Leandro - Short Term

43 of 43 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JAMES AGUILAR✓11,103 | 100.00%
    Appointed City Councilmember
For Member Of City Council #3, San Leandro

43 of 43 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. LEE THOMAS✓7,364 | 59.40%
    Nonprofit Executive Director
  2. JOSEPH TRUJILLO5,033 | 40.60%
    Chief Plant Operator
For Members Of City Council, Albany (Vote for 3)

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ROBIN D. LÓPEZ✓1,562 | 36.22%
    Incumbent/Ecologist
  2. JON DESTIN✓1,061 | 24.60%
    Albany Business Owner
  3. AARON TIEDEMANN✓967 | 22.42%
    Housing Policy Analyst
  4. CHRIS MCDANIELS567 | 13.15%
    Public Works Manager
  5. KATHERINE ENOS156 | 3.62%
    Small Business Owner
Members Of The Board Of Education, Albany (Vote for 3)

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. BECKY HOPWOOD✓1,268 | 33.05%
    Incumbent
  2. MELISSA BOYD✓1,012 | 26.37%
    Appointed Incumbent
  3. DAVID MCKINNEY✓667 | 17.38%
    Education Researcher
  4. MARGARET ALLEN512 | 13.34%
    Finance Director
  5. JOSH MAHONEY378 | 9.85%
    Appointed Incumbent
For Member Of City Council District #1, Berkeley

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. LAURA BABITT✓1,021 | 26.64%
    Auditor/Operations Director
  2. ROSS BERNET959 | 25.03%
    Environmental Program Manager
  3. DARIA WRUBEL889 | 23.20%
    Youth Therapist
  4. MONI GANGOPADHYAY613 | 16.00%
    Consumer Protection Investigator
  5. STEVE KROMER350 | 9.13%
    Energy Efficiency Engineer
For Member Of City Council District #4, Berkeley

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. IGOR A. TREGUB✓1,482 | 59.07%
    Berkeley City Councilmember, District 4
  2. MAJDI "GAITH" ABUHAMDIEH1,027 | 40.93%
    Entrepreneur/Technologist/Parent
For Member Of City Council District #7, Berkeley

3 of 3 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. SYRAK MICAEL✓357 | 68.00%
    Community Engagement Liaison
  2. AIDAN HILL168 | 32.00%
    Medical Case Manager
For Member Of City Council District #8, Berkeley

7 of 7 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MARK HUMBERT✓1,750 | 51.74%
    City Councilmember
  2. MICHAEL WALLMAN1,113 | 32.91%
    Systems Engineer
  3. MARI MENDONCA422 | 12.48%
  4. FRED M. FELLER97 | 2.87%
    Attorney
For Auditor, Berkeley

31 of 31 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JENNY WONG✓21,803 | 100.00%
    City Auditor
For Mayor, Oakland

109 of 109 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. BARBARA LEE✓61,694 | 84.29%
    Mayor, City of Oakland
  2. JULIUS ROBINSON4,638 | 6.34%
    Community Investment Executive
  3. MINDY RUTH PECHENUK3,452 | 4.72%
    Educator/Researcher
  4. BRENDA F. GRISHAM3,407 | 4.65%
    Business Owner
For Members Of City Council #1, Pleasanton

4 of 4 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KATHY NARUM✓1,815 | 60.89%
    Businesswoman
  2. VIN KRUTTIVENTI1,166 | 39.11%
    Business Owner
For Members Of City Council #3, Pleasanton

13 of 13 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JAMIE YEE✓2,573 | 62.63%
    Communications Manager
  2. REENA GUPTA1,535 | 37.37%
    Local Business Owner
For Member Of City Council #5, San Leandro

43 of 43 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. XOUHOA BOWEN✓11,332 | 100.00%
    San Leandro Councilmember
For Member Of City Council #2, Union City

8 of 8 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JAIME PATINO✓1,334 | 52.96%
    Councilmember/Finance Manager
  2. VICTOR LOPEZ PULIDO1,185 | 47.04%
    Legal Advocate/Translator
For Member Of City Council #3, Union City

6 of 6 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JEFF WANG✓1,677 | 59.26%
    Incumbent
  2. CHERIS CROCKER-ROOT1,153 | 40.74%
    Financial Asset Manager
For Member Of City Council #4, Union City

4 of 4 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. VIPAN S. BAJWA✓1,072 | 33.11%
    City Commissioner/Accountant
  2. ANN YAP-JEQUINTO944 | 29.15%
    Planning Commissioner/Caregiver
  3. SARABJIT KAUR CHEEMA934 | 28.84%
    High School Teacher
  4. QASIM LODHI288 | 8.89%
    Software Engineer/Father
For Councilmember, District No. 2, Oakland

16 of 16 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. CHARLENE WANG✓5,900 | 65.62%
    City Councilmember, District 2
  2. NATE ADAMS3,091 | 34.38%
    Community Organizer
For Councilmember, District No. 4, Oakland

18 of 18 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JANANI RAMACHANDRAN✓14,029 | 100.00%
    Councilmember/Attorney/Mother
For Councilmember, District No. 6, Oakland

17 of 17 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. KEVIN E. JENKINS✓7,315 | 82.61%
    City Council President
  2. NANCY S. SIDEBOTHAM1,540 | 17.39%
    Tax Preparer
For Auditor, Oakland

109 of 109 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MICHAEL C. HOUSTON✓60,773 | 100.00%
    Oakland City Auditor
For School Director, District No. 2, Oakland

16 of 16 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ARIELLE FLEISHER✓4,535 | 53.49%
    Parent/Policy Director
  2. JENNIFER BROUHARD3,943 | 46.51%
    Retired Educator
For School Director, District No. 4, Oakland

18 of 18 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. MIKE HUTCHINSON✓6,285 | 40.87%
    Incumbent
  2. KATHRYN CAMP6,138 | 39.92%
    Public Policy Professional
  3. SYLVIA PFEIFFER WILLIAMS2,954 | 19.21%
    Adult Educator
For School Director, District No. 6, Oakland

16 of 16 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. ALEXANDRA WILLIAMS✓3,254 | 38.06%
    Teacher/Program Director
  2. VALARIE BACHELOR3,154 | 36.89%
    School Board Director
  3. LEANA POWELL2,141 | 25.04%
    Family Advocate/Parent
For Members Of City Council District #1, Hayward

34 of 34 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. GEORGE SYROP✓2,272 | 56.66%
    Council Member
  2. BRIAN M. SCHOTT1,738 | 43.34%
    Small Business Owner
For Members Of City Council District #6, Hayward

8 of 8 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00% )

  1. JULIE ROCHE✓3,618 | 100.00%
    Hayward City Councilmember
August 18th CD14 Special General Election (Swalwell)
View CD14 Special General Election source page (Alameda County ROV)

On the Ballot

  1. Aisha Wahab (Dem)
  2. Melissa Hernandez (Dem)

323 of 323 Precincts Partially Reported from Vote Centers (100.00%) • Last updated Thursday, September 17, 2026; 2:53 PM

Results

  1. Aisha Wahab (Dem)51,734 | 53.10%
  2. Melissa Hernandez (Dem)45,700 | 46.90%

Total Registration

431,872

Total Ballots Cast

97,845

Turnout Percentage

22.66 %

Note: This is the special general election runoff between the top two vote getters from the June 16 special primary. The winner fills the remainder of Rep. Swalwell's term.

June 16th CD14 Special Primary Election (Swalwell)
View CD14 Special Election source page

Unofficial results — partially reporting • as of June 18, 2026, 4:02 p.m.

Top Two Vote Getters

  1. Aisha Wahab (Dem)52,901 | 42.8%
  2. Melissa Hernandez (Dem)20,704 | 16.8%

Top Two Republican Vote Getters

  1. Wendy Huang (Rep)11,401 | 9.2%
  2. Dena Maldonado (Rep)11,182 | 9.1%

Note: The top two vote getters advance to the special general election.

June 2nd Primary Election Results
California GovernorView Governor source page

98.3% (23,445 of 23,860) precincts reporting • November 4, 2026, 4:21 a.m.

  1. Xavier Becerra (Dem)4,982,724 | 64.0%
  2. Steve Hilton (Rep)2,806,120 | 36.0%
Statewide Offices
Secretary of State
  1. Shirley N. Weber (Dem)4,974,307 | 64.7%
  2. Donald P. (Don) Wagner (Rep)2,712,673 | 35.3%
Controller
  1. Malia M. Cohen (Dem)4,881,977 | 63.8%
  2. Herb W Morgan (Rep)2,770,041 | 36.2%
Treasurer
  1. Eleni Kounalakis (Dem)4,896,102 | 64.0%
  2. Jennifer Hawks (Rep)2,755,232 | 36.0%
Attorney General
  1. Rob Bonta (Dem)4,901,810 | 63.8%
  2. Michael E. Gates (Rep)2,782,445 | 36.2%
Alameda County Districts

US House of Representatives

CD10
  1. Mark DeSaulnier (Dem)131,901 | 69.1%
  2. Jeff Frese (Rep)59,082 | 30.9%
CD12
  1. Lateefah Simon (Dem)108,161 | 79.8%
  2. Jamie Joyce (Dem)27,460 | 20.2%
CD14
  1. Aisha Wahab (Dem)68,612 | 56.5%
  2. Melissa Hernandez (Dem)52,755 | 43.5%
CD17
  1. Ro Khanna (Dem)72,364 | 70.5%
  2. Ritesh Tandon (Rep)30,251 | 29.5%

State Assembly Districts

AD14
  1. Buffy Wicks (Dem)79,584 | 79.8%
  2. Mark Rendon (Grn)20,200 | 20.2%
AD16
  1. Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (Dem)90,952 | 68.3%
  2. Joseph A. Rubay (Rep)42,169 | 31.7%
AD18
  1. Mia Bonta (Dem)60,035 | 78.4%
  2. Andre Sandford (Dem)16,497 | 21.6%
AD20
  1. Liz Ortega (Dem)64,486 | 75.2%
  2. Patricia Muga (Rep)21,321 | 24.8%
AD24
  1. Alex Lee (Dem)49,179 | 70.2%
  2. Max Hsia (Rep)20,858 | 29.8%

State Senate Districts

SD10
  1. Scott Sakakihara (Dem)105,980 | 72.4%
  2. Linda R. Price (Rep)40,465 | 27.6%
Registration & Turnout (Alameda County)View Alameda source page

Total Registration

971,138

Total Ballots Cast

415,203

Turnout Percentage

42.75 %

Note: Top two vote getters move on to the Nov 3, General Election. Data on this page was fetched live on Nov 4, 2026, 12:48 PM.

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