加州选举结果全清单:贝塞拉当选州长、华裔马世云当选副州长,14项提案逐项揭晓

11月3日,加利福尼亚州举行2026年中期选举投票,这是全体加州选民共同投出的结果。据加州州务卿办公室的半官方计票,全州23,860个投票站已全部报告:民主党赢得全部已宣布的全州职位,贝塞拉当选州长,华裔马世云当选副州长;14项公投提案已宣布6项,4项通过、2项被否决;联邦众议员52个席位按当前领先计民主党48席、共和党4席;州议会两院的民主党多数进一步扩大。选票上的每一项结果,全清单如下。
全州职位(共12个,8个已宣布)
州长:贝塞拉(Xavier Becerra,民主党)4,992,161票、63.9%,击败 Steve Hilton(共和党)2,815,459票、36.1%,美联社在选举日当晚宣布。贝塞拉曾任加州检察长与联邦卫生与公众服务部部长,将接替任满的州长纽森,成为加州自1875年以来首位民选拉丁裔州长。
副州长:马世云(Fiona Ma,民主党)4,917,762票、63.8%,击败 Gloria Romero(共和党)2,794,433票、36.2%,票差2,123,329票,美联社在选举夜宣布。马世云现任加州州财务长、注册会计师,是本届当选全州民选职位的华裔。
州务卿:Shirley Weber(民主党,现任)4,983,791票、64.7%,击败 Donald Wagner(共和党)2,721,661票、35.3%。
州检察长:Rob Bonta(民主党,现任)4,911,026票、63.8%,击败 Michael Gates(共和党)2,791,689票、36.2%。
州主计长:Malia Cohen(民主党,现任)4,891,240票、63.8%,击败 Herb Morgan(共和党)2,779,231票、36.2%。
州财务长:Eleni Kounalakis(民主党)4,905,258票、64.0%,击败 Jennifer Hawks(共和党)2,764,491票、36.0%。Kounalakis 现任副州长,此次转任财务长。
州保险局长:尚未宣布。Jane Kim(民主党)3,464,693票、52.0%,领先同为民主党人的 Ben Allen 3,199,117票、48.0%,两人相差265,576票。
州教育总长(无党派职位):尚未宣布。Richard Barrera 3,799,472票、57.1%,领先 Sonja Shaw 2,850,246票、42.9%。
州平税局(四区均尚未宣布):第1区 Nelson Esparza(民主党)53.8%领先 Shannon Grove(共和党);第2区 Sally Lieber(民主党,现任)59.7%领先 John Pimentel(民主党);第3区 Mike Gipson(民主党)59.5%领先 Samuel Sukaton(民主党);第4区 Tom Umberg(民主党)56.4%领先 Denis Bilodeau(共和党)。
加州最高法院法官留任(两席均留任)
大法官 Kelli Evans:赞成4,379,799票、71.4%,留任。
大法官 Joshua Groban:赞成4,348,123票、70.7%,留任。
两人新任期均为12年,自2027年1月4日起。
公投提案(共14项:已宣布通过4项、否决2项,8项尚未宣布)
第1号提案:发行112.5亿美元债券,用于退伍军人住房贷款与可负担住房建设。赞成59.4%,通过。
第2号提案:将州预算稳定基金(雨天基金)的存款上限由一般基金的10%提高至20%。赞成59.6%,通过。
第3号提案:将高收入者所得税附加税永久化,收入用于K-12学校教育。赞成58.7%,通过。
第4号提案:允许州与地方政府设立政治竞选公共资金计划。赞成48.1%,反对领先,尚未宣布。
第5号提案:改革州级官员罢免程序,将罢免与继任者选举分开处理。赞成50.3%,仅领先约0.6个百分点,是全场最胶着的一项,尚未宣布。
第37号提案:设立250亿美元州贷款计划,帮助中等收入居民购房。赞成61.0%,通过。
第38号提案:发行84亿美元债券,资助免疫学与免疫疗法研究。赞成55.7%,领先,尚未宣布。
第39号提案:要求选民投票时出示政府签发的身份证件并核查公民身份。赞成41.4%,被否决。
第40号提案:对净资产逾10亿美元者一次性征收5%的财富税,收入用于医疗、食品援助与公立教育。赞成44.4%,反对领先,尚未宣布。
第41号提案:禁止规避州支出上限的新州税,并审计新设特别税资助的项目。赞成47.6%,反对领先,尚未宣布。第40、41、42号提案互设冲突条款:若同时通过,以赞成票绝对数高者为准,目前第42号提案的赞成票居三者之首。
第42号提案:禁止对个人财产(财富与投资持有)开征新州税。赞成54.3%,领先,尚未宣布。
第43号提案:将选民发起的地方特别税的通过门槛由简单多数提高至三分之二。赞成45.1%,反对领先,尚未宣布。
第44号提案:要求非营利社区诊所将至少90%的年度营收用于其使命支出。赞成18.2%,被否决。
第45号提案:简化《加州环境质量法》(CEQA)环评程序,为九类民生必需项目设立审查时限。赞成45.9%,反对领先,尚未宣布。
联邦众议员(52席,第50号提案新地图首次使用)
按当前领先计,民主党48席、共和党4席,选前为民主党43席、共和党8席、无党籍1席,民主党净增5席。翻转的席位有四:第1区 Mike McGuire 夺下共和党席位;第3区 Ami Bera 夺下原由 Kevin Kiley 持有的席位;第22区 Randy Villegas 击败现任众议员 David Valadao;第48区 Marni von Wilpert 赢下 Darrell Issa 退休后的开放席位。第6区现任众议员 Kevin Kiley(无党籍)败给 Richard Pan;第40区两名共和党现任同区相争,Ken Calvert 击败 Young Kim。华裔众议员三人连任:赵美心(第28区,68.4%)、刘云平(第36区,70.7%)、Vince Fong(第20区,62.6%)。逐区结果如下。
第1区 McGuire(民主党)57.0%。
第2区 Huffman(民主党)66.5%。
第3区 Bera(民主党)57.1%。
第4区 Jones(民主党)51.5%。
第5区 McClintock(共和党)56.2%。
第6区 Pan(民主党)57.5%。
第7区 Matsui(民主党)57.4%。
第8区 Garamendi(民主党)72.3%。
第9区 Harder(民主党)65.8%。
第10区 DeSaulnier(民主党)69.1%。
第11区 Wiener(民主党)55.4%。
第12区 Simon(民主党)79.8%。
第13区 Gray(民主党)61.3%。
第14区 Wahab(民主党)56.5%。
第15区 Mullin(民主党)77.4%。
第16区 Liccardo(民主党)75.9%。
第17区 Khanna(民主党)70.5%。
第18区 Lofgren(民主党)71.7%。
第19区 Panetta(民主党)72.0%。
第20区 Vince Fong(共和党)62.6%。
第21区 Costa(民主党)62.2%。
第22区 Villegas(民主党)66.4%。
第23区 Obernolte(共和党)51.3%(尚未宣布)。
第24区 Carbajal(民主党)65.8%。
第25区 Ruiz(民主党)64.4%。
第26区 Irwin(民主党)61.6%。
第27区 Whitesides(民主党)61.7%。
第28区赵美心(民主党)68.4%。
第29区 Rivas(民主党)60.2%。
第30区 Friedman(民主党)75.5%。
第31区 Cisneros(民主党)63.8%。
第32区 Sherman(民主党)65.8%。
第33区 Aguilar(民主党)67.7%。
第34区 Gonzales-Torres(民主党)58.7%。
第35区 Norma Torres(民主党)65.6%。
第36区刘云平(民主党)70.7%。
第37区 Kamlager-Dove(民主党)62.0%。
第38区 Solis(民主党)65.0%。
第39区 Takano(民主党)65.3%。
第40区 Calvert(共和党)54.5%。
第41区 Sánchez(民主党)64.9%。
第42区 Garcia(民主党)59.6%。
第43区 Waters(民主党)81.2%。
第44区 Barragán(民主党)79.8%。
第45区 Tran(民主党)58.7%。
第46区 Correa(民主党)68.1%。
第47区 Min(民主党)56.7%。
第48区 von Wilpert(民主党)59.6%。
第49区 Levin(民主党)57.5%。
第50区 Peters(民主党)61.0%。
第51区 Jacobs(民主党)63.1%。
第52区 Vargas(民主党)68.9%。
州议会
州参议院:今年改选20席,民主党16席、共和党4席;选后全院为民主党32席、共和党8席(选前30比10)。第40区 Mara Elliott 夺下原共和党席位。第36区 Chris Duncan(民主党)仅领先现任共和党人 Tony Strickland 1,060票,尚未宣布,若改判,全院格局为31比9。
州众议院:80席全部改选,民主党64席、共和党16席(选前60比20),第7、36、47、58区四名共和党现任落败。第74区现任 Laurie Davies(共和党)仅领先583票,尚未宣布。
华裔州议员三人连任:Alex Lee(州众议院第24区,70.2%)、方树强(Mike Fong,第49区,67.3%)、陈立德(Phillip Chen,共和党,第59区,61.6%)。
本地选举:洛杉矶市与洛杉矶县
洛杉矶市市长选举与本次大选同一张选票(6月2日举行前两名初选,11月3日决选):现任市长 Karen Bass 与市议员 Nithya Raman 对决。截至11月4日凌晨的计票(约63%已清点),Raman 以377,458票、51.1%领先 Bass 的360,864票、48.9%,差距16,594票。美联社尚未宣布,选举日寄出的邮寄票在11月10日前送达仍会计入,结果可能数日后才定。
洛杉矶县政委员会本届两个改选席位已于6月2日初选直接产生(初选得票过半即当选、无须决选):第1区 María Elena Durazo 以60.6%当选,接替任期届满的 Hilda Solis;第3区现任 Lindsey Horvath 以66.4%连任。第2区与第4区本届不改选。
洛杉矶县警长 Robert Luna 已于6月初选以约70.2%的得票直接连任。
洛杉矶市宪章修正案 EE(提高请愿复决的签名门槛)在选举夜计票中以约54.8%赞成领先,尚未宣布。
计票与认证
本清单数字来自加州州务卿办公室半官方计票(截至11月4日上午)与美联社的宣布。邮寄选票只要在选举日寄出、11月10日前送达仍会计入,各县须在12月3日前完成计票,州务卿12月11日正式认证全州结果。尚未宣布的场次,GSM 将在宣布后跟进更新本清单。
California 2026 Election Results, the Full List: Becerra Elected Governor, Fiona Ma Lieutenant Governor, All 14 Propositions
California voters cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice they made. According to the California Secretary of State's semi-official count, with all 23,860 precincts reporting, Democrats won every statewide office called so far: Xavier Becerra was elected governor and Fiona Ma, a Chinese American, was elected lieutenant governor. Of the 14 ballot propositions, six have been called, four passed and two rejected. In the U.S. House, Democrats lead in 48 of the state's 52 districts to the Republicans' 4, and the Democratic majorities in both houses of the state Legislature grew. The full list, item by item from the ballot, follows.
Statewide offices (12 offices, 8 called)
Governor: Xavier Becerra (D), 4,992,161 votes, 63.9%, defeated Steve Hilton (R), 2,815,459 votes, 36.1%. The Associated Press called the race on election night. Becerra, a former California attorney general and U.S. secretary of health and human services, succeeds term-limited Gov. Gavin Newsom and becomes California's first elected Latino governor since 1875.
Lieutenant Governor: Fiona Ma (D), 4,917,762 votes, 63.8%, defeated Gloria Romero (R), 2,794,433 votes, 36.2%, a margin of 2,123,329 votes. The AP called the race on election night. Ma, a CPA and the state's current treasurer, is the Chinese American elected to statewide office this cycle.
Secretary of State: Shirley Weber (D, incumbent), 4,983,791 votes, 64.7%, defeated Donald Wagner (R), 2,721,661 votes, 35.3%.
Attorney General: Rob Bonta (D, incumbent), 4,911,026 votes, 63.8%, defeated Michael Gates (R), 2,791,689 votes, 36.2%.
Controller: Malia Cohen (D, incumbent), 4,891,240 votes, 63.8%, defeated Herb Morgan (R), 2,779,231 votes, 36.2%.
Treasurer: Eleni Kounalakis (D), 4,905,258 votes, 64.0%, defeated Jennifer Hawks (R), 2,764,491 votes, 36.0%. Kounalakis, the current lieutenant governor, moves to the treasurer's office.
Insurance Commissioner: not yet called. Jane Kim (D), 3,464,693 votes, 52.0%, leads Ben Allen (D), 3,199,117 votes, 48.0%, by 265,576 votes in an all-Democratic top-two race.
Superintendent of Public Instruction (a nonpartisan office): not yet called. Richard Barrera, 3,799,472 votes, 57.1%, leads Sonja Shaw, 2,850,246 votes, 42.9%.
Board of Equalization (all four districts not yet called): District 1, Nelson Esparza (D) 53.8% leads Shannon Grove (R); District 2, Sally Lieber (D, incumbent) 59.7% leads John Pimentel (D); District 3, Mike Gipson (D) 59.5% leads Samuel Sukaton (D); District 4, Tom Umberg (D) 56.4% leads Denis Bilodeau (R).
State Supreme Court retention (both justices retained)
Justice Kelli Evans: yes 4,379,799 votes, 71.4%, retained.
Justice Joshua Groban: yes 4,348,123 votes, 70.7%, retained.
Each begins a new 12-year term on January 4, 2027.
Ballot propositions (14 total: 4 passed, 2 rejected, 8 not yet called)
Proposition 1: Authorizes $11.25 billion in bonds for veterans' home loans and affordable housing. Yes 59.4% — passed.
Proposition 2: Raises the cap on deposits into the state's rainy-day fund from 10% to 20% of the general fund. Yes 59.6% — passed.
Proposition 3: Makes the high-income earners' income tax surcharge permanent, with revenue for K-12 schools. Yes 58.7% — passed.
Proposition 4: Allows state and local governments to set up public financing programs for political campaigns. Yes 48.1% — trailing, not yet called.
Proposition 5: Reforms recalls of state officials, separating the recall question from the successor election. Yes 50.3% — ahead by about 0.6 percentage points, the closest contest on the ballot, not yet called.
Proposition 37: Creates a $25 billion state loan program to help middle-income residents buy homes. Yes 61.0% — passed.
Proposition 38: Authorizes $8.4 billion in bonds for immunology and immunotherapy research. Yes 55.7% — leading, not yet called.
Proposition 39: Requires voters to show government-issued ID and verifies voter citizenship with government data. Yes 41.4% — rejected.
Proposition 40: A one-time 5% wealth tax on net worth above $1 billion, funding health care, food assistance and public education. Yes 44.4% — trailing, not yet called.
Proposition 41: Bars new state taxes that circumvent the state spending limit and requires audits of projects funded by new special taxes. Yes 47.6% — trailing, not yet called. Propositions 40, 41 and 42 carry conflicting-provision clauses: if more than one passes, the one with the most yes votes prevails; Prop 42 currently has the most yes votes of the three.
Proposition 42: Prohibits new state taxes on personal property (wealth and investment holdings). Yes 54.3% — leading, not yet called.
Proposition 43: Raises the threshold for voter-initiated local special taxes from a simple majority to two-thirds. Yes 45.1% — trailing, not yet called.
Proposition 44: Requires nonprofit community clinics to spend at least 90% of annual revenue on their mission. Yes 18.2% — rejected.
Proposition 45: Streamlines environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), setting deadlines for nine categories of essential projects. Yes 45.9% — trailing, not yet called.
U.S. House (52 seats, first election under the Proposition 50 map)
By current leads, Democrats hold 48 seats and Republicans 4, up from 43 Democrats, 8 Republicans and 1 independent before the election — a net gain of five for Democrats. Four seats flipped: Mike McGuire took District 1 from the Republicans; Ami Bera won District 3, formerly held by Kevin Kiley; Randy Villegas defeated incumbent David Valadao in District 22; and Marni von Wilpert won the open District 48 seat vacated by Darrell Issa. In District 6, incumbent Kevin Kiley (independent) lost to Richard Pan. In District 40, two Republican incumbents were drawn into the same district, and Ken Calvert defeated Young Kim. Three Chinese American members were reelected: Judy Chu (District 28, 68.4%), Ted Lieu (District 36, 70.7%) and Vince Fong (District 20, 62.6%). District-by-district results follow.
District 1: McGuire (D) 57.0%.
District 2: Huffman (D) 66.5%.
District 3: Bera (D) 57.1%.
District 4: Jones (D) 51.5%.
District 5: McClintock (R) 56.2%.
District 6: Pan (D) 57.5%.
District 7: Matsui (D) 57.4%.
District 8: Garamendi (D) 72.3%.
District 9: Harder (D) 65.8%.
District 10: DeSaulnier (D) 69.1%.
District 11: Wiener (D) 55.4%.
District 12: Simon (D) 79.8%.
District 13: Gray (D) 61.3%.
District 14: Wahab (D) 56.5%.
District 15: Mullin (D) 77.4%.
District 16: Liccardo (D) 75.9%.
District 17: Khanna (D) 70.5%.
District 18: Lofgren (D) 71.7%.
District 19: Panetta (D) 72.0%.
District 20: Vince Fong (R) 62.6%.
District 21: Costa (D) 62.2%.
District 22: Villegas (D) 66.4%.
District 23: Obernolte (R) 51.3% (not yet called).
District 24: Carbajal (D) 65.8%.
District 25: Ruiz (D) 64.4%.
District 26: Irwin (D) 61.6%.
District 27: Whitesides (D) 61.7%.
District 28: Judy Chu (D) 68.4%.
District 29: Rivas (D) 60.2%.
District 30: Friedman (D) 75.5%.
District 31: Cisneros (D) 63.8%.
District 32: Sherman (D) 65.8%.
District 33: Aguilar (D) 67.7%.
District 34: Gonzales-Torres (D) 58.7%.
District 35: Norma Torres (D) 65.6%.
District 36: Ted Lieu (D) 70.7%.
District 37: Kamlager-Dove (D) 62.0%.
District 38: Solis (D) 65.0%.
District 39: Takano (D) 65.3%.
District 40: Calvert (R) 54.5%.
District 41: Sanchez (D) 64.9%.
District 42: Garcia (D) 59.6%.
District 43: Waters (D) 81.2%.
District 44: Barragan (D) 79.8%.
District 45: Tran (D) 58.7%.
District 46: Correa (D) 68.1%.
District 47: Min (D) 56.7%.
District 48: von Wilpert (D) 59.6%.
District 49: Levin (D) 57.5%.
District 50: Peters (D) 61.0%.
District 51: Jacobs (D) 63.1%.
District 52: Vargas (D) 68.9%.
State Legislature
State Senate: of the 20 seats up this year, Democrats won 16 and Republicans 4; the full chamber now stands at 32 Democrats and 8 Republicans (from 30-10). Mara Elliott flipped District 40 from the Republicans. In District 36, Chris Duncan (D) leads incumbent Tony Strickland (R) by just 1,060 votes; the race is not yet called, and a flip would make the chamber 31-9.
State Assembly: all 80 seats were up; Democrats won 64 and Republicans 16 (from 60-20), defeating four Republican incumbents in Districts 7, 36, 47 and 58. In District 74, incumbent Laurie Davies (R) leads by only 583 votes; the race is not yet called.
Three Chinese American state legislators were reelected: Alex Lee (Assembly District 24, 70.2%), Mike Fong (District 49, 67.3%) and Phillip Chen (R, District 59, 61.6%).
Local Elections: City and County of Los Angeles
The Los Angeles mayoral election shared the same ballot (a top-two primary on June 2 and the deciding vote on November 3): incumbent Mayor Karen Bass faced City Councilmember Nithya Raman. In the count as of the early hours of November 4 (about 63% counted), Raman led with 377,458 votes, 51.1%, to Bass's 360,864 votes, 48.9%, a margin of 16,594 votes. The Associated Press has not called the race; ballots mailed by Election Day and arriving by November 10 will still be counted, and the outcome may not be settled for days.
Both Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors seats on this cycle's ballot were decided outright in the June 2 primary (a majority in the primary elects, with no runoff): in District 1, María Elena Durazo won with 60.6% to succeed the term-limited Hilda Solis; in District 3, incumbent Lindsey Horvath was reelected with 66.4%. Districts 2 and 4 were not up this cycle.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna was reelected outright in the June primary with about 70.2% of the vote.
City of Los Angeles Charter Amendment EE (raising the signature threshold for referendums) led with about 54.8% yes in the election-night count; it has not been called.
Counting and Certification
All figures are from the California Secretary of State's semi-official count as of the morning of November 4, together with Associated Press race calls. Mail ballots postmarked by Election Day and received by November 10 still count; counties must complete their canvass by December 3, and the Secretary of State certifies the statewide results on December 11. GSM will update this list as the remaining races are called.
Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states
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