Ballot: Overview —Tuesday June 7, 2016 —California Primary Election
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%)
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%)
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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 12, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1
County Central Committee, Assembly District 17, San Francisco Democratic Party
- 021,136 votes (2.85%)
20,096 votes (2.71%)
19,087 votes (2.57%)
18,697 votes (2.52%)
18,404 votes (2.48%)
18,385 votes (2.48%)
17,744 votes (2.39%)
17,170 votes (2.31%)
17,120 votes (2.31%)
16,523 votes (2.23%)
15,785 votes (2.13%)
13,606 votes (1.83%)
12,952 votes (1.75%)
11,098 votes (1.5%)
10,402 votes (1.4%)
9,549 votes (1.29%)
8,821 votes (1.19%)
8,771 votes (1.18%)
7,187 votes (0.97%)
4,292 votes (0.58%)
4,248 votes (0.57%)
4,163 votes (0.56%)
3,975 votes (0.54%)
2,376 votes (0.32%)
1,122 votes (0.15%)
County Central Committee, Assembly District 17, San Francisco Republican Party
- 01,242 votes (5.25%)
County Central Committee, Assembly District 19, San Francisco Republican Party
- 0870 votes (3.93%)
County Central Committee, Assembly District 19, State Assembly District 19 San Francisco Portion
- 014,238 votes (4.53%)
14,134 votes (4.49%)
13,923 votes (4.43%)
13,759 votes (4.37%)
13,683 votes (4.35%)
13,681 votes (4.35%)
13,044 votes (4.15%)
12,831 votes (4.08%)
8,523 votes (2.71%)
6,612 votes (2.1%)
4,720 votes (1.5%)
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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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Proposition A
Passing190,708 votes yes (79.26%)49,899 votes no (20.74%)
To protect public health and safety, improve community medical and mental health care services, earthquake safety, and emergency medical response; to seismically improve, and modernize neighborhood fire stations and vital public health and homeless service sites; to construct a seismically safe and improved...
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Passing143,113 votes yes (60.05%)95,223 votes no (39.95%)
Shall the amendments to the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco to require an annual baseline appropriation for the Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund based on City spending for park and recreation purposes in FY2015-2016, extend the annual set-aside and the baseline appropriation for 15...
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Passing161,324 votes yes (67.92%)76,207 votes no (32.08%)
Shall the City amend the Charter to increase affordable housing requirements for private developers of new market-rate housing projects of 25 or more units until the Board of Supervisors passes an ordinance changing those requirements and also authorize the Board of Supervisors to change affordable housing...
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Passing194,462 votes yes (80.92%)45,838 votes no (19.08%)
Shall the Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to require the Office of Citizen Complaints to investigate all officer-involved shootings be adopted?
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Passing186,199 votes yes (79.51%)47,992 votes no (20.49%)
Shall the City amend the Paid Sick Leave Ordinance to parallel broader state law provisions without reducing the Paid Sick Leave Ordinance's coverage and allow employees to use paid sick leave hours for the broader purposes authorized by state law?
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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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