Ballot: Overview —Tuesday June 7, 2016 —California Primary Election
President — Democratic Party, United States of America
- 12,745,293 votes (53.1%)
2,381,714 votes (46%)
12,014 votes (0.2%)
10,880 votes (0.2%)
8,453 votes (0.2%)
7,743 votes (0.1%)
7,201 votes (0.1%)
President — Republican Party, United States of America
- 11,665,126 votes (74.8%)
252,543 votes (11.3%)
211,574 votes (9.5%)
82,258 votes (3.7%)
15,691 votes (0.7%)
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President — American Independent Party, United States of America
- 18,103 votes (19.2%)
7,216 votes (17.1%)
7,164 votes (17%)
5,476 votes (13%)
5,475 votes (13%)
4,462 votes (10.6%)
4,345 votes (10.3%)
President — Green Party, United States of America
- 111,206 votes (76.2%)
1,475 votes (10%)
839 votes (5.7%)
595 votes (4%)
584 votes (4%)
President — Libertarian Party, United States of America
- 119,294 votes (61.9%)
3,139 votes (10.1%)
1,853 votes (5.9%)
1,531 votes (4.9%)
923 votes (3%)
873 votes (2.8%)
867 votes (2.8%)
739 votes (2.4%)
556 votes (1.8%)
521 votes (1.7%)
462 votes (1.5%)
417 votes (1.3%)
President — Peace and Freedom Party, United States of America
- 1
Senator, United States Senate
- 1584,251 votes (7.8%)
352,821 votes (4.7%)
323,614 votes (4.3%)
230,944 votes (3.1%)
168,805 votes (2.2%)
112,055 votes (1.5%)
110,557 votes (1.5%)
99,761 votes (1.3%)
98,150 votes (1.3%)
95,677 votes (1.3%)
93,263 votes (1.2%)
92,325 votes (1.2%)
69,635 votes (0.9%)
65,084 votes (0.9%)
64,120 votes (0.9%)
63,609 votes (0.8%)
63,330 votes (0.8%)
53,023 votes (0.7%)
41,344 votes (0.6%)
35,998 votes (0.5%)
35,196 votes (0.5%)
32,638 votes (0.4%)
31,485 votes (0.4%)
31,450 votes (0.4%)
29,418 votes (0.4%)
27,715 votes (0.4%)
24,031 votes (0.3%)
19,318 votes (0.3%)
15,317 votes (0.2%)
11,843 votes (0.2%)
9,798 votes (0.1%)
8,726 votes (0.1%)
87 votes (0%)
32 votes (0%)
10 votes (0%)
District 17, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1
District 9, California State Senate
- 1
Member, Trustee Area 2, Alameda County Board of Education
- 118,999 votes (47.43%)
Member, Trustee Area 3, Alameda County Board of Education
- 114,577 votes (32.24%)
City Council, City of Hayward
- 16,572 votes (9.53%)
5,972 votes (8.66%)
5,762 votes (8.36%)
2,146 votes (3.11%)
1,948 votes (2.83%)
1,473 votes (2.14%)
County Central Committee, Supervisorial District 5, Alameda County Peace and Freedom Party
- 0
Central Committee, Assembly District 15, Alameda County Democratic Party
- 015,982 votes (5.84%)
15,462 votes (5.65%)
14,588 votes (5.33%)
12,488 votes (4.56%)
11,712 votes (4.28%)
10,224 votes (3.74%)
9,306 votes (3.4%)
7,848 votes (2.87%)
Central Committee, Assembly District 18, Alameda County Democratic Party
- 020,247 votes (5.4%)
19,725 votes (5.26%)
19,666 votes (5.25%)
18,455 votes (4.92%)
13,922 votes (3.71%)
12,493 votes (3.33%)
Central Committee, Assembly District 20, Alameda County Democratic Party
- 014,600 votes (7.73%)
Central Committee, Assembly District 25, Alameda County Democratic Party
- 0
Central Committee, Assembly District 15, Republican Party of Alameda County
- 0Central Committee, Assembly District 16, Republican Party of Alameda County
- 02,898 votes (5.16%)
2,893 votes (5.15%)
2,864 votes (5.1%)
2,674 votes (4.76%)
2,591 votes (4.61%)
1,821 votes (3.24%)
1,700 votes (3.03%)
Central Committee, Assembly District 18, Republican Party of Alameda County
- 02,576 votes (10.57%)
Central Committee, Assembly District 20, Republican Party of Alameda County
- 0
Board of Directors, Zone 7, Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
- 113,513 votes (13.09%)
12,877 votes (12.48%)
9,674 votes (9.37%)
8,660 votes (8.39%)
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Proposition 50
Passing5,468,515 votes yes (75.5%)1,775,327 votes no (24.5%)
This measure amends the State Constitution to add new provisions regarding the suspension of legislators.
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Measure C
Passing13,891 votes yes (60.63%)9,019 votes no (39.37%)
Shall the charter and municipal code of the city of Hayward be amended to change general municipal elections from June of even-numbered years to November of even-numbered years, to be effective in 2018; and, if approved, to extend temporarily by five months the terms of the mayor and council members...
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Passing17,271 votes yes (73.33%)6,283 votes no (26.67%)
To maintain City of Hayward services including: neighborhood police patrols, fire stations/911, firefighter, paramedic response times; preserving youth/anti-gang programs; emergency/disaster preparedness; city streets, sidewalks and lighting; shall the City of Hayward renew the existing Utility Users...
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Measure F
Passing3,591 votes yes (69.97%)1,541 votes no (30.03%)
To maintain essential police, fire, and paramedic service, to prevent the reduction in maintenance in City parks., greenspaces and other public areas, and to prevent the loss of youth, family., and senior recreational and safety services, shall the City of Piedmont continue to authorize a parcel tax,...
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Measure K
Passing10,716 votes yes (51.29%)10,176 votes no (48.71%)
Shall the Lund Ranch project in Southeast Pleasanton, which consists of 43 single-family homes on approximately 17 acres and 174 acres for permanent public open space and 2 miles of public trails, be approved?
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Measure A
Passing87,133 votes yes (64.94%)47,032 votes no (35.06%)
To upgrade aging classrooms and technology/science labs for career education to prepare students, veterans and workers for good jobs and university transfer, remove asbestos/retrofit buildings for earthquake safety, acquire, construct and repair sites/facilities/equipment, and improve campus safety/security,...
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Measure B
Passing4,754 votes yes (68.96%)2,140 votes no (31.04%)
Shall the district be authorized to issue and sell bonds of up to $70 million in aggregate principal amount to provide financing for the specific purposes set forth herein, and subject to all of the accountability safeguards specified?
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Passing4,618 votes yes (73.56%)1,660 votes no (26.44%)
Shall the district be authorized to issue and sell bonds of up to $25 million in aggregate principal amount to provide financing for the specific school facilities projects listed in the Bond Project List, and in order to qualify to receive State matching grant funds, subject to all of the accountability...
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Measure G
Passing9,179 votes yes (69.15%)4,095 votes no (30.85%)
To upgrade and repair aging classrooms at local schools; improve school safety and security; expand classroom space for 21st-century education; update science labs and learning technology; improve access for students with disabilities; and renovate, construct, and acquire classrooms, sites, equipment...
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Measure H
Passing6,216 votes yes (60.19%)4,111 votes no (39.81%)
To protect quality education with funding that cannot be taken by the State, construct schools to prevent overcrowding; update aging classrooms/science labs; continue providing 21st century technology; ensure classrooms meet fire/safety codes; and improve energy/operational efficiency, utilizing savings...
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Measure I
Passing27,145 votes yes (70.28%)11,477 votes no (29.72%)
To continue funding for core programs in math, science and reading, provide local reliable funding for local schools that cannot be taken by the State, attract and retain highly- qualified teachers including quality science teachers, maintain math, science, reading and writing programs, keep school libraries...
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Measure J
Passing14,566 votes yes (66.8%)7,237 votes no (33.2%)
Shall the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (the "District") be authorized to issue and sell bonds of up to $245 million in aggregate principal amount to provide financing for the specific school facilities projects listed in the Bond Project List, and in order to qualify to receive State...
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Measure AA
Passing1,256,356 votes yes (70.4%)528,877 votes no (29.6%)
To protect San Francisco Bay for future generations by reducing trash, pollution and harmful toxins, improving water quality, restoring habitat for fish, birds and wildlife, protecting communities from floods, and increasing shoreline public access , shall the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority...
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Measure L — School Improvements
Passing1,506 votes yes (61.8%)929 votes no (38.2%)
Shall the District be authorized to issue and sell bonds of up to $56 million in aggregate principal amount to provide financing for the specific school projects listed in the Bond Project List attached hereto as Exhibit A-1, subject to all of the accountability safeguards specified?
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