Here's how each county voted on the 10 ballot propositions

Summary of California

A geographic breakdown of how Californians voted on major proposals and how the state legislature has changed.

Election results will change as mail-in ballots, provisional ballots and other ballots are counted.

As of 7:44 PM on November 6 with reporting from 100% of districts (24,811 of 24,811).

You can find the results of all races on the California Secretary of State’s website here.

STATE LAW

The results are not official, but it appears Democrats will retain their supermajorities in the Senate and State Assembly. Democrats have held a significant majority in the Capitol for more than two decades, but no party had won a supermajority of seats in eighty years until Democrats did so in 2012. They have maintained that majority ever since.

Republicans may have gained seats in the Senate and Assembly, but Democrats still hold supermajorities in both.

Sources: California Secretary of State, electionproject.org, California Senate

Originally published: November 7, 2024 at 6:34 PM PST