2018 mid-term elections: Preliminary results

The following are preliminary vote totals of the 2018 mid-term elections. Votes are tallied as of 12:05 a.m. November 7. 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 GOVERNOR

John Cox, R ........... 2,078,675

— Madera County ............ 17,307

Gavin Newsom, D ....... 2,793,215

— Madera County ............ 10,566 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Ed Hernandez, D ....... 1,732,634

— Madera County ............ 10,928

Eleni Kounalakis, D ...... 2,281,141

— Madera County ............ 10,048 SECRETARY OF STATE

Alex Padilla, D ....... 2,881,910

— Madera County ........... 11,347

Mark P. Meuser, R ........ 1,957,696

— Madera County ............ 16,292 CONTROLLER

Konstantinos Roditis, R 1,882,337

— Madera County ............ 15,836

Betty T. Yee, D ....... 2,952,281

— Madera County ............ 11,767 TREASURER

Greg Conlon, R ......... 1,965,984

— Madera County ............ 16,480

Fiona Ma, D ............ 2,852,751

— Madera County ............ 11,064 ATTORNEY GENERAL

Steven C. Bailey, R ... 2,007,469

— Madera County ............ 16,717

Xavier Becerra D, ..... 2,830,838

— Madera County ............ 10,892 INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

Steve Poizner, I ...... 2,380,869

— Madera County ............ 16,746

Ricardo Lara, D ....... 2,245,973

— Madera County ............ 9,561 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, DISTRICT 1

Ted Gaines, R ............. 672,194

— Madera County ............ 17,075

Tom Hallinan, D ........... 526,809

— Madera County ............ 10,202 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Dianne Feinstein, D ... 1,726,630

— Madera County ........... 9,489

Kevin de Leon, D ...... 1,485,456

— Madera County, .......... 13,730 U.S. CONGRESS, 4TH DISTRICT

Tom McClintock, R ......... 98,441

— Madera County ............ 6,574

Jessica Morse, D ........... 78,254

— Madera County ............ 3,481 U.S.CONGRESS, 16th DISTRICT

Elizabeth Heng, R ...... 36,584

— Madera County ........... 10,282

Jim Costa, D ........... 42,907

— Madera County ............ 7,445 CALIFORNIA SENATE, 8th DISTRICT

Andreas Borgeas, R ........ 119,599

— Madera County ............ 6,830

Paulina Maranda, D ......... 75,092

— Madera County ............ 3,100 CALIFORNIA SENATE, 12TH DISTRICT

Rob Poythress, R ......... 54,319

— Madera County ........... 10,652

Anna Caballero, D ........ 54,400

— Madera County, R ......... 7,008 CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY, 5TH DISTRICT

Frank Bigelow, R .......... 74,317

— Madera County ............ 17,379

Carla J. Neal, D ........... 48,096

— Madera ................... 10,025

MUSD GOVERNING BOARD, AREA 4

Joetta Flores Fleak ........ 649

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 .............. 1,529

Steve Salter ............... 734 MADERA CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3

Steve Montes ............... 491

William Oliver ............. 383

MADERA CITY COUNCIL, DISTRICT 5

Charles Flores Rigby ....... 294

Santos Garcia .............. 419 MUSD MEASURE M $120,000,000 BOND

School Construction and Remodeling

Bonds Yes .................. 5,551

Bonds No ................... 4,008 CALIFORNIA STATEWIDE PROPOSITIONS

Proposition 1 — $4 billion statewide bond for housing

Yes ................... 2,496,401

— Madera County ............ 10,470

No ..................... 2,243,390

— Madera County ............ 16,935

Proposition 2 — $2 billion bond to help house mentally ill

Yes ................... 2,844,160

— Madera County ............ 12,127

No .................... 1,909,880

— Madera County ............ 15,239 Proposition 3 — $8.877 billion in bonds for water infrastructure and environmental projects

Yes ................... 2,215,599

— Madera County ............ 12,100

No .................... 2,471,842

— Madera County ............ 15,059 Proposition 4 — $1.5 billion bond to fund improvements at hospitals that treat mainly children

Yes ................... 2,788,623

— Madera County ............ 13,653

No .................... 1,952,680

— Madera County ............ 13,610 Proposition 5 — Would revise process for homebuyers who are age 55 or older or severely disabled to transfer their tax assessments

Yes ................... 2,000,218

— Madera County ............ 11,428

No .................... 2,713,654

— Madera County ............ 15,665 Proposition 6 — Would repeal fuel tax and vehicle fee increases passed in 2017 by Legislature and require public vote on future increases

Yes ................... 2,157,725

— Madera County ............ 16,516

No .................... 2,650,382

— Madera County ............ 10,958 Proposition 7 — Authorizes legislature to provide for permanent daylight savings time if federal government allows

Yes ................... 2,876,231

— Madera County ............ 13,060

No .................... 1,842,530

— Madera County ............ 14,153 Proposition 8 — Would regulate pricing for dialysis clinics

Yes ................... 1,818,231

— Madera County ............ 7,973

No .................... 2,950,717

— Madera County ............ 19,329 Proposition 10 — Would allow rent control statewide by local governments

Yes ................... 1,734,387

— Madera County ............ 6,237

No .................... 3,068,618

— Madera County ............ 21,087 Proposition 11 — Would regulate break rules for ambulance workers