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Check out these precinct-level maps of several California counties to see how similar – or different – other voters in your neighborhood are. This page will update as detailed county results come in, so keep checking back to see how your neighborhood voted.
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Note: Results are preliminary and do not reflect any uncounted votes.
Borrows $9 billion in school bonds
Restricts diverting funds away from Medi-Cal
Forces statewide vote on government bonds bigger than $2 billion
Requires legislation to be published online before final vote
Extends income tax rates for wealthy
Raises tobacco tax by $2 a pack
Makes new parole rules for nonviolent felons
Repeals bilingual education ban
Instructs California officials to work for Citizens United repeal
Requires condoms for porn actors
Puts price limits on prescription drugs for state agencies
Repeals the death penalty
Institutes a number of gun controls
Legalizes recreational marijuana
Redirects plastic bag fees to environmental programs
Speeds up death penalty process
Ratifies or overturns single-use plastic bag ban
10:20 a.m.: The map was updated with precinct-level results for San Bernardino County.
12:04 p.m.: The map was updated with precinct-level results for Orange County.
2:55 p.m.: The map was updated with precinct-level results for San Diego County.
Sources: Associated Press, Times reporting, California secretary of state and election offices in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, Santa Clara and San Bernardino counties
Additional credits: Armand Emamdjomeh, Lorena Iñiguez Elebee, Thomas Suh Lauder, Raoul Rañoa, Eben McCue, Paul Duginski, Kyle Kim, Angelica Quintero, Len De Groot, Ben Welsh, Ryan Menezes