2026 general election · California

California seats scoreboard

The California 2026 seat results are not available yet: the California Secretary of State’s election results site was last checked on 2026-11-09 and nothing is estimated or filled in. This page lists every seat on the 2026 ballot against the same seat in 2022 and 2024, per the Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote workbooks.

Every seat on the 2026 ballot is one row, set against the same seat in 2022 and 2024. The 2026 columns read results not available yet until the state publishes them. Everyone sees the statewide contests and the five seats that were closest in the latest past election in each chamber; Pro opens every district.

2026 results are not available yet. California posts November results on an election-night site that answers automated requests with a challenge page, so we load nothing from it. The Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote files follow the county canvass. Expected after the Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote, due December 11, 2026 (counties finish their counts by December 3, 2026). We last checked the California Secretary of State’s election results site on 2026-11-09. Until then this page shows past elections only, and nothing is estimated or filled in.
Read this with the numbers:
  • No U.S. Senate seat is on the California ballot in 2026. The 2022 and 2024 U.S. Senate contests are shown as past elections; each year had a full-term race and a race for the rest of an unexpired term.
  • California counts the top two finishers of the June primary, whatever their party, so some November contests have two candidates of the same party, and four Assembly seats have one candidate. A seat or office with no Republican or no Democrat has no Republican-minus-Democrat margin; it reads as unopposed or with no candidate of that party, never as zero.
  • Superintendent of Public Instruction is nonpartisan, so it has no Republican or Democratic column and no past margin. It is on the seats board as an office with nothing to compare.
  • Proposition 50 (approved by voters on November 4, 2025) replaced the congressional map for 2026, so the 52 U.S. House seats are marked Redrawn and are not set beside 2022 or 2024. The State Senate, Assembly and Board of Equalization lines are the 2021 plans, used from 2022 through 2030.
  • The State Senate staggers: the 20 even-numbered seats are on the 2026 ballot and last faced voters in 2022, so the 2024 column is empty for them. The Board of Equalization districts last faced voters in 2022.
  • The June 2, 2026 primary is not shown here: it says who advanced to November, not who won. A county cell the state left blank (the 2024 Peter Sonski write-in in Colusa, Glenn and Mariposa) is counted as no votes in that county’s total.
  • The 2022 and 2024 numbers are the Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote workbooks. A later correction would not show here. Judicial retention and local contests are not loaded.

The state page lists results from approved rows drawn from state results feeds and Wikipedia; those are not the counts on this desk, which shows past elections only (2022 and 2024); no November 2026 results are loaded because the Secretary of State’s election-night site cannot be read by our collector. See the state page.

22 of 164 contests.

Seat2026 leads2026 margin20222024ShiftStatus
GovernorNot available yetNot available yetD+18.4Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Lieutenant GovernorNot available yetNot available yetD+19.4Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Secretary of StateNot available yetNot available yetD+20.1Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
ControllerNot available yetNot available yetD+10.7Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
TreasurerNot available yetNot available yetD+17.6Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Attorney GeneralNot available yetNot available yetD+18.2Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Insurance CommissionerNot available yetNot available yetD+19.9Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Superintendent of Public Instruction (nonpartisan)Not available yetNot available yetNot listedNot listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Board of Equalization District 1Not available yetNot available yetR+11.0Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Board of Equalization District 2Not available yetNot available yetD+39.7Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Board of Equalization District 3Not available yetNot available yetNo Republican candidateNot listedn/aAwaiting 2026
Board of Equalization District 4Not available yetNot available yetNo Republican candidateNot listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Senate 6Not available yetNot available yetR+11.5Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Senate 14Not available yetNot available yetD+12.5Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Senate 16Not available yetNot available yetEvenNot listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Senate 38Not available yetNot available yetD+4.5Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Senate 40Not available yetNot available yetR+6.3Not listedn/aAwaiting 2026
State Assembly 36Not available yetNot available yetD+6.8R+3.6n/aAwaiting 2026
State Assembly 40Not available yetNot available yetD+0.3D+5.6n/aAwaiting 2026
State Assembly 47Not available yetNot available yetR+0.1R+2.4n/aAwaiting 2026
State Assembly 58Not available yetNot available yetD+7.3R+0.4n/aAwaiting 2026
State Assembly 74Not available yetNot available yetR+5.3R+1.7n/aAwaiting 2026

Sources and method

  • 2026: not available yet. California posts November results on an election-night site that answers automated requests with a challenge page, so we load nothing from it. The Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote files follow the county canvass. We last checked the California Secretary of State’s election results site on 2026-11-09.
  • 2022 and 2024: the Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote workbooks, read from the printed district totals in each office’s Statement of Vote workbook (the checksums below are for each year’s Statement of Vote Summary workbook, which carries the same totals). 2022 (checksum 656de2541326) 2024 (checksum 684412a44f28)
  • District maps: There are no district maps for California yet. County outlines are U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries (public domain).
  • Which seats appear: every seat on the 2026 ballot: the eight statewide offices, the four Board of Equalization seats, the 52 U.S. House seats, the 20 even-numbered State Senate seats and all 80 Assembly seats. There is no U.S. Senate seat in 2026. Past results are the district totals printed in the Secretary of State’s Statement of Vote.
  • Margin: Republican votes minus Democratic votes, as points of all votes in the seat. A seat with one candidate shows “Unopposed”. Shift: this year’s margin minus the margin in the year you compare with. Leads change: the leading party in the unofficial count differs from the latest earlier contest for the same seat (2024 if it was on the ballot, otherwise 2022). It describes the count so far; nothing is called.
  • District lines: Proposition 50, approved by voters on November 4, 2025, replaced the congressional map for the 2026, 2028 and 2030 elections; the June 2026 primary was its first use. In our stored data 18 of the 52 districts list different counties than in 2024, and the rest may still differ inside counties, so no U.S. House district is compared with an earlier year. The State Senate, Assembly and Board of Equalization lines are the Citizens Redistricting Commission plans of 2021, used from 2022 through 2030; the county lists of all 20 even-numbered State Senate districts and all 80 Assembly districts match the 2026 primary files.