FINAL CALIFORNIA ELECTION RESULTS / STATEWIDE OFFICES

Key to Election Tables

-- An asterisk (*) denotes an incumbent candidate; a double asterisk (**) denotes an appointed incumbent.

-- A triple asterisk (***) indicates a race in a district shared by two or more counties. For that reason, individual tables do not reflect the total vote.

-- Elected candidates and approved measures are in bold type. Results are not official and could be affected by absentee ballots.

-- Party affiliation is indicated in parentheses: (A) American Independent (D) Democratic (G) Green (I) Independent (L) Libertarian (P) Peace and Freedom (R) Republican

-- District locations are identified by county. In Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Ventura counties, they are identified by community.

-- Uncontested races are not included in the tables.

-- Special district races for San Diego county and school and special district races for Riverside and San Bernardino counties are not included in the tables.

-- Returns in the “How California Voted” columns represent vote totals from the entire state.

-- Returns in the “How Los Angeles County Voted” columns represent vote totals from Los Angeles County only.

GOVERNOR

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Pete Wilson * (R): 4,357,713 (55%) Kathleen Brown (D): 3,191,428 (41%) Richard Rider (L): 136,578 (2%) Jerome McCready (A): 122,726 (2%) Gloria E. La Riva (P): 73,117 (1%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Pete Wilson *: 923,249 (50%) Kathleen Brown: 850,178 (46%) Richard Rider: 25,493 (1%) Jerome McCready: 21,178 (1%) Gloria E. La Riva: 18,777 (1%)

LT. GOVERNOR

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Gray Davis (D): 4,039,176 (52%) Cathie Wright (R): 3,100,628 (40%) J. Luis Gomez (P): 170,480 (2%) Bob New (L): 165,850 (2%) Daniel Moses (G): 145,939 (2%) Robert W. Lewis (A): 85,778 (1%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Gray Davis: 1,043,239 (58%) Cathie Wright: 626,449 (35%) J. Luis Gomez: 51,320 (3%) Bob New: 31,212 (2%) Daniel Moses: 22,500 (1%) Robert W. Lewis: 15,828 (1%)

SECRETARY OF STATE

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Bill Jones (R): 3,393,835 (45%) Tony Miller (D): 3,349,993 (45%) Margaret Garcia (G): 289,302 (4%) Peggy Christensen (L): 228,893 (3%) Dorothy Kreiss Robbins (A): 140,202 (2%) Israel Feuer (P): 91,611 (1%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Tony Miller: 882,390 (51%) Bill Jones: 673,993 (39%) Margaret Garcia: 77,281 (5%) Peggy Christensen: 47,434 (3%) Dorothy Kreiss Robbins: 31,048 (2%) Israel Feuer: 24,198 (1%)

CONTROLLER

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Kathleen Connell (D): 3,622,624 (48%) Tom McClintock (R): 3,453,109 (46%) Elizabeth Nakano (P): 166,635 (2%) Nathan E. Johnson (A): 140,669 (2%) Cullene M. Lang (L): 118,724 (2%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Kathleen Connell: 973,299 (56%) Tom McClintock: 680,541 (39%) Elizabeth Nakano: 44,834 (3%) Nathan E. Johnson: 32,537 (2%) Cullene M. Lang: 23,669 (1%)

TREASURER

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Matt Fong (R): 3,608,505 (48%) Phil Angelides (D): 3,171,317 (43%) Jon Petersen (L): 308,337 (4%) George M. McCoy (A): 189,512 (3%) Jan B. Tucker (P): 179,721 (2%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Phil Angelides: 820,925 (47%) Matt Fong: 758,908 (44%) Jon Petersen: 72,452 (4%) Jan B. Tucker: 45,290 (3%) George M. McCoy: 44,670 (3%)

U.S. SENATE

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Dianne Feinstein * (D): 3,608,497 (47%) Michael Huffington (R): 3,484,887 (45%) Elizabeth Cervantes Barron (P): 231,110 (3%) Richard B. Boddie (L): 164,140 (2%) Paul Meeuwenberg (A): 131,033 (2%) Barbara Blong (G): 127,807 (2%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Dianne Feinstein *: 930,970 (52%) Michael Huffington: 727,106 (40%) Elizabeth Cervantes Barron: 61,108 (3%) Richard B. Boddie: 36,311 (2%) Barbara Blong: 26,935 (2%) Paul Meeuwenberg: 23,421 (1%)

ATTORNEY GENERAL

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Dan Lungren * (R): 4,042,881 (54%) Tom Umberg (D): 2,956,679 (39%) Richard N. Burns (L): 251,545 (3%) Robert J. Evans (P): 248,410 (3%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Dan Lungren *: 844,814 (48%) Tom Umberg: 797,047 (45%) Robert J. Evans: 58,928 (3%) Richard N. Burns: 53,436 (3%)

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Chuck Quackenbush (R): 3,652,875 (49%) Art Torres (D): 3,247,245 (43%) Ted Brown (L): 315,827 (4%) Tom Condit (P): 137,799 (2%) A. Jacques (A): 133,387 (2%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Art Torres: 888,170 (51%) Chuck Quackenbush: 748,451 (43%) Ted Brown: 67,354 (4%) Tom Condit: 27,128 (2%) A. Jacques: 26,134 (2%)

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Delaine Eastin: 3,546,475 (56%) Maureen G. DiMarco: 2,840,798 (45%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) Delaine Eastin: 829,063 (56%) Maureen G. DiMarco: 647,950 (44%)

PROPOSITIONS

How California Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) 181--Passenger rail and clean air bond act. Yes: 2,536,665 (35%) No: 4,751,488 (65%) 183--Recall elections. State officers. Yes: 4,799,498 (67%) No: 2,344,546 (33%) 184--Increased sentences. Repeat offenders. Yes: 5,381,627 (72%) No: 2,107,609 (28%) 185--Public transportation trust funds. Gasoline sales tax. Yes: 1,436,502 (19%) No: 5,984,485 (81%) 186--Health services. Taxes. Yes: 2,018,187 (27%) No: 5,562,790 (73%) 187--Illegal immigration. Yes: 4,624,825 (59%) No: 3,197,409 (41%) 188--Smoking and tobacco products. Yes: 2,284,431 (30%) No: 5,449,544 (71%) 189--Bail exception. Felony sexual assault. Yes: 5,791,206 (79%) No: 1,523,264 (21%) 190--Commission on judicial performance. Yes: 4,326,942 (64%) No: 2,468,876 (36%) 191--Justice courts. Yes: 4,011,457 (61%) No: 2,588,432 (39%)

How L. A. County Voted

100% Precincts Reporting: votes (%) 181--Passenger rail and clean air bond act. Yes: 600,637 (36%) No: 1,074,911 (64%) 183--Recall elections. State officers. Yes: 1,106,026 (68%) No: 528,388 (32%) 184--Increased sentences. Repeat offenders. Yes: 1,252,690 (73%) No: 466,194 (27%) 185--Public transportation trust funds. Gasoline sales tax. Yes: 319,948 (19%) No: 1,385,394 (81%) 186--Health services. Taxes. Yes: 516,026 (30%) No: 1,234,523 (71%) 187--Illegal immigration. Yes: 1,019,910 (56%) No: 800,549 (44%) 188--Smoking and tobacco products. Yes: 562,970 (31%) No: 1,235,577 (69%) 189--Bail exception. Felony sexual assault. Yes: 1,346,876 (80%) No: 328,593 (20%) 190--Commission on judicial performance. Yes: 998,111 (64%) No: 560,278 (36%) 191--Justice courts. Yes: 953,082 (63%) No: 568,385 (37%)

Contributing to The Times’ Election Coverage:

-- Technical assistance: Deputy systems editor James D. Angius, systems architect Victor I. Pulver, systems analyst Steve Bergens.

-- Compiled by: Times editorial researchers Nona Yates and Tracy Thomas.

-- Contributing: Michael Alvarez, Lilia Beebe, Wendy Cota, Aaron Davis, Rossana Ellefson, John Hernandez, Christina Kelch, Anthony Kelker, John Malnic, Roshawn Mathias, Monica Torres, Tomas Torres, Rachel Vargas, Cynthia Viers.

Sources: Election returns provided by the office of the secretary of state and county registrars of voters.

Results on TimesLink

Final election returns for most statewide and California congressional elections are available on the TimesLink online service.