Governor
- Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Democratic
2,354,769 votes
54.3%
- Neel Kashkari, Republican
839,767 votes
19.4%
- Tim Donnelly, Republican
643,236 votes
14.8%
- Andrew Blount, Republican
89,749 votes
2.1%
- Glenn Champ, Republican
76,066 votes
1.8%
- Luis J. Rodriguez, Green
66,872 votes
1.5%
- Cindy L. Sheehan, Peace and Freedom
52,707 votes
1.2%
- Alma Marie Winston, Republican
46,042 votes
1.1%
- Robert Newman, No Party Preference
44,120 votes
1.0%
- Akinyemi Agbede, Democratic
37,024 votes
0.9%
- Richard William Aguirre, Republican
35,125 votes
0.8%
- Bogdan "Bo" Ambrozewicz, No Party Preference
14,929 votes
0.3%
- Janel Hyeshia Buycks, No Party Preference
12,136 votes
0.3%
- Rakesh Kumar Christian, No Party Preference
11,142 votes
0.3%
- Joe Leicht, No Party Preference
9,307 votes
0.2%
- Nickolas Wildstar, No Party Preference
(Write-in)
- Jimelle L. Walls, No Party Preference
(Write-in)
- Karen Jill Bernal, Democratic
(Write-in)
Lieutenant Governor
- Gavin Newsom, Democratic
2,082,902 votes
49.9%
- Ron Nehring, Republican
976,128 votes
23.4%
- David Fennell, Republican
357,242 votes
8.6%
- George Yang, Republican
333,857 votes
8.0%
- Eric Korevaar, Democratic
232,596 votes
5.6%
- Jena F. Goodman, Green
98,338 votes
2.4%
- Alan Reynolds, Americans Elect
56,027 votes
1.3%
- Amos Johnson, Peace and Freedom
39,675 votes
0.9%
Secretary of State
- Alex Padilla, Democratic
1,217,371 votes
30.2%
- Pete Peterson, Republican
1,194,715 votes
29.7%
- Leland Yee, Democratic
380,361 votes
9.4%
- Dan Schnur, No Party Preference
369,898 votes
9.2%
- Derek Cressman, Democratic
306,375 votes
7.6%
- Roy Allmond, Republican
256,668 votes
6.4%
- Jeffrey H. Drobman, Democratic
178,521 votes
4.4%
- David Curtis, Green
121,618 votes
3.0%
Controller
- Ashley Swearengin, Republican
1,001,473 votes
24.8%
- Betty T. Yee, Democratic
878,195 votes
21.7%
- John A. Pérez, Democratic
877,714 votes
21.7%
- David Evans, Republican
850,109 votes
21.0%
- Laura Wells, Green
231,352 votes
5.7%
- Tammy D. Blair, Democratic
200,532 votes
5.0%
Treasurer
- John Chiang, Democratic
2,250,098 votes
55.0%
- Greg Conlon, Republican
1,571,532 votes
38.4%
- Ellen H. Brown, Green
270,388 votes
6.6%
Attorney General
- Kamala D. Harris, Democratic
2,177,480 votes
53.2%
- Ronald Gold, Republican
504,091 votes
12.3%
- Phil Wyman, Republican
479,468 votes
11.7%
- David King, Republican
368,190 votes
9.0%
- John Haggerty, Republican
336,433 votes
8.2%
- Orly Taitz, No Party Preference
130,451 votes
3.2%
- Jonathan Jaech, Libertarian
99,056 votes
2.4%
Insurance Commissioner
- Dave Jones, Democratic
2,106,671 votes
53.1%
- Ted Gaines, Republican
1,651,242 votes
41.6%
- Nathalie Hrizi, Peace and Freedom
212,991 votes
5.4%
State Board of Equalization; District 4
- Diane L. Harkey, Republican
324,642 votes
34.8%
- Nader Shahatit, Democratic
316,666 votes
33.9%
- John F. Kelly, Republican
101,836 votes
10.9%
- Van Tran, Republican
84,162 votes
9.0%
- Shirley Horton, Republican
74,794 votes
8.0%
- Lewis Da Silva, Republican
32,094 votes
3.4%
United States Representative; District 36
- Raul Ruiz, Democratic
41,443 votes
50.3%
- Brian Nestande, Republican
28,662 votes
34.8%
- Ray Haynes, Republican
12,232 votes
14.9%
United States Representative; District 41
- Mark Takano, Democratic
19,648 votes
44.7%
- Steve Adams, Republican
16,264 votes
37.0%
- Veronica Franco, Democratic
4,509 votes
10.2%
- Yvonne Terrell Girard, Republican
3,581 votes
8.1%
United States Representative; District 42
- Ken Calvert, Republican
37,506 votes
67.5%
- Tim Sheridan, Democratic
8,788 votes
15.8%
- Chris Marquez, Democratic
6,118 votes
11.0%
- Kerri Condley, Democratic
3,150 votes
5.7%
- Floyd Harvey, Republican
(Write-in)
United States Representative; District 50
State Senator; District 28
- Jeff Stone, Republican
20,807 votes
21.9%
- Bonnie Garcia, Republican
18,884 votes
19.9%
- Glenn A. Miller, Republican
18,435 votes
19.4%
- Philip Drucker, Democratic
17,635 votes
18.6%
- Anna Nevenic, Democratic
14,444 votes
15.2%
- William "Bill" Carns, Republican
4,834 votes
5.1%
Member of the State Assembly; District 42
- Karalee Hargrove, Democratic
22,973 votes
37.8%
- Chad Mayes, Republican
20,921 votes
34.4%
- Gary Jeandron, Republican
16,877 votes
27.8%
Member of the State Assembly; District 56
- Eduardo Garcia, Democratic
23,104 votes
56.9%
- Charles Bennett, Jr., Republican
17,471 votes
43.1%
Member of the State Assembly; District 60
- Eric Linder, Republican
20,248 votes
100.0%
- John Farr, Libertarian
(Write-in)
- Oliver Unaka, Democratic
(Write-in)
- Ken Park, Democratic
(Write-in)
Member of the State Assembly; District 61
- Jose Medina, Democratic
13,631 votes
43.8%
- Rudy Aranda, Republican
12,942 votes
41.6%
- D. Shelly Yarbrough, Democratic
4,549 votes
14.6%
Member of the State Assembly; District 67
- Melissa Melendez, Republican
32,268 votes
100.0%
- Conrad Melton, Democratic
(Write-in)
Member of the State Assembly; District 71
- Brian W. Jones, Republican
40,326 votes
76.2%
- Tony Teora, Republican
12,573 votes
23.8%
- Howard L. Katz, Democratic
(Write-in)
Member of the State Assembly; District 75
- Marie Waldron, Republican
41,510 votes
100.0%
- Mike Paster, Libertarian
(Write-in)
- Nicholas Shestople, Democratic
(Write-in)
| Judge of the Superior Court; County of Riverside; Office 3
- Mark A. Cope
107,997 votes
66.64%
- Leonard J. Cravens
54,053 votes
33.36%
Judge of the Superior Court; County of Riverside; Office 18
Judge of the Superior Court; County of Riverside; Office 21
- Sean Lafferty
91,889 votes
56.86%
- Brian C. Pearcy
45,891 votes
28.40%
- Al Marchetti
23,830 votes
14.75%
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Runoff Election 11/4/2014
County Superintendent of Schools; County of Riverside
Member; Riverside County Board of Education; Trustee Area 1
Member; Riverside County Board of Education; Trustee Area 2
Member; Riverside County Board of Education; Trustee Area 6
County Supervisor; Riverside County; Supervisorial District 2
- John F. Tavaglione
17,411 votes
71.73%
- Arthur I. Gonzales
6,861 votes
28.27%
County Supervisor; Riverside County; Supervisorial District 4
- John J. Benoit
30,063 votes
57.16%
- V. Manuel Perez
22,535 votes
42.84%
County Supervisor; Riverside County; Supervisorial District 5
Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder; County of Riverside
- Peter Aldana
140,872 votes
100.00%
Auditor-Controller; County of Riverside
- Paul Angulo
139,675 votes
100.00%
District Attorney; County of Riverside
- Mike Hestrin
98,139 votes
55.25%
- Paul E. Zellerbach
79,497 votes
44.75%
Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator; County of Riverside
- Stan Sniff
108,568 votes
62.27%
- Chad Bianco
65,771 votes
37.73%
Treasurer-Tax Collector; County of Riverside
- Don Kent
148,438 votes
100.00%
Shall Tom Owings be recalled (removed) from the office of City Council Member; City of Moreno Valley; Council District 3?
(Yes/No)
2,728 /
81.17% Yes votes
633 /
18.83% No votes
Council Member to replace Tom Owings if recalled; City of Moreno Valley; Council District 3
- George Price
1,443 votes
45.72%
- Brian R. Lowell
684 votes
21.67%
- Carlos "Tom" Ketcham
587 votes
18.60%
- Susan Gilmore-Owings
249 votes
7.89%
- Joe "Jose" Garcia
129 votes
4.09%
- Omorefe "Ej" Igbinosa
64 votes
2.03%
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