The following are unofficial vote totals of the 2018 mid-term elections as of Nov. 8. Results are subject to change as votes continue to be tallied. Final vote counts will be reported at a later date.
LOCAL AND STATEWIDE ELECTION RESULTS FROM THE OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE AND THE MADERA COUNTY CLERK-RECORDER’S OFFICE
OFFICE
Candidate and Party County Vote Percent State Vote Percent
GOVERNOR
John Cox, R 17,307 62% 2,896,411 41%
Gavin Newsom, D 10,566 38% 4,227,735 59%
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Ed Hernandez, D 10,928 52% 2,615,302 44%
Eleni Kounalakis, D 10,048 48% 3,292,311 56%
SECRETARY OF STATE
Alex Padilla, D 11,347 41% 4,334,719 62%
Mark P. Meuser, R 16,292 59% 2,692,976 38%
CONTROLLER
Konstantinos Roditis, R 15,836 57% 2,604,233 37%
Betty T. Yee, D 11,767 43% 4,405,572 63%
TREASURER
Greg Conlon, R 16,480 60% 2,714,549 39%
Fiona Ma, D 11,064 40% 4,274,588 61%
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Steven C. Bailey, R 16,717 61% 2,759,877 39%
Xavier Becerra D 10,892 39% 4,260,411 61%
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
Steve Poizner, I 16,746 64% 3,288,815 49%
Ricardo Lara, D 9,561 36% 3,393,771 51%
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, DISTRICT 1
Ted Gaines, R 17,075 63% 863,705 54%
Tom Hallinan, D 10,202 37% 722,275 46%
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Dianne Feinstein, D 9,489 41% 3,414,530 54%
Kevin de Leon, D 13,750 59% 2,872,510 46%
U.S. CONGRESS, 4TH DISTRICT
Tom McClintock, R 6,574 65% 121,688 55%
Jessica Morse, D 3,481 35% 98,120 45%
U.S.CONGRESS, 16th DISTRICT
Elizabeth Heng, R 10,282 58% 37,480 46%
Jim Costa, D 7,445 42% 44,769 54%
CALIFORNIA SENATE, 8th DISTRICT
Andreas Borgeas, R 6,830 69% 131,574 61%
Paulina Maranda, D 3,100 31% 82,697 39%
CALIFORNIA SENATE, 12TH DISTRICT
Rob Poythress, R 10,652 60% 56,085 50%
Anna Caballero, D 7,008 40% 57,104 50%
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY, 5TH DISTRICT
Frank Bigelow, R 17,379 63% 78,123 60%
Carla J. Neal, D 10,025 37% 51,353 40%
Local Government
OFFICE County Vote
Candidate
MUSD GOVERNING BOARD, AREA 4
Joetta Flores Fleak 626
Phillilp Huerta 470
MUSD GOVERNING BOARD, AREA 5
Steve T. Duncan 626
Lucy Salazar 612
CITY OF CHOWCHILLA CITY COUNCIL — At-large positions (2 open)
Mary K. Gaumnitz 707
Waseem Ahmed 1,112
Diana Palmer 1,041
GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER — Chowchilla High School, Area 4
Mike Cargill 305
Debra Haworth 194
MADERA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Paul Hornick 11,097
Sally Orme Moreno 14,223
MADERA CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1
Cece Gallegos 1,355
Steve Salter 677
MADERA CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3
Steve Montes 391
William Oliver 342
MADERA CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 5
Charles Flores Rigby 260
Santos Garcia 342
MUSD MEASURE M $120,000,000 BOND (School Construction and Remodeling)
Yes 5,551
No 4,008
California statewide propositions
Proposition County Vote State Vote
Proposition 1 — $4 billion statewide bond for housing
Yes 10,470 3,721,203
No 16,935 3,161,877
Proposition 2 — $2 billion bond to help house mentally ill
Yes 12,127 4,225,225
No 15,239 2,686,908
Proposition 3 — $8.877 billion in bonds for water infrastructure and environmental projects
Yes 12,100 3,255,293
No 15,059 3,576,379
Proposition 4 — $1.5 billion bond to fund improvements at hospitals that treat mainly children
Yes 13,653 4,184,700
No 13,610 2,725,388
Proposition 5 — Would revise process for homebuyers who are age 55 or older or severely disabled to transfer their tax assessments
Yes 11,428 2,879,453
No 15,665 3,988,807
Proposition 6 — Would repeal fuel tax and vehicle fee increases passed in 2017 by Legislature and require public vote on future increases
Yes 16,516 3,149,068
No 10,958 3,866,346
Proposition 7 — Authorizes legislature to provide for permanent daylight savings time if federal government allows
Yes 13,060 4,107,458
No 14,153 2,747,423
Proposition 8 — Would regulate pricing for dialysis clinics
Yes 7,973 2,666,304
No 19,329 4,270,530
Proposition 10 — Would allow rent control statewide by local
governments
Yes 6,237 2,680,771
No 21,087 4,320,433
Proposition 11 — Would regulate break rules for ambulance workers
Yes 15,857 4,105,972
No 11,303 2,803,317
Proposition 12 — Bans sale of meat from animals confined in spaces below specific sizes
Yes 11,708 4,211,586
No 15,558 2,695,000