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California
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State representation
California’s representation includes statewide offices, federal and state legislative districts, tax districts, and county election systems.
Current elections
November 3rd, 2026 statewide election
Elections on the November 3rd Ballot
California Governor
California Lieutenant Governor
California Attorney General
California Secretary of State
California Controller
California Treasurer
California Insurance Commissioner
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Propositions on the November 3rd Ballot
Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond Act
Save for California’s Future Act
Permanent School and Healthcare Funding
California Fair Elections Act
Recall Elections for State Officers
Middle-Income Homebuyer Loan Program
Immunology Research Bonds
Voter ID and Citizenship Verification
One-Time Tax on Certain Billionaires
Audits and Limits for New State Special Taxes
Limits on New Personal Property and Retroactive Taxes
Local Tax Limitations
Community Health Clinic Spending
Environmental Review for Certain Projects
Past elections Browse completed California statewide elections
Completed election
June 2, 2026 Primary Election
June 2, 2026 Primary Election: colored cards appeared on this certified ballot. Grey cards were not scheduled for this election.
June 2, 2026 electionStatewide Offices
12 of 14 offices on this ballot
Statewide Offices
U.S. Senate, Class 1
View certified resultsU.S. Senate, Class 3
View certified resultsGovernor
View certified resultsLieutenant Governor
View certified resultsSecretary of State
View certified resultsController
View certified resultsTreasurer
View certified resultsAttorney General
View certified resultsInsurance Commissioner
View certified resultsSuperintendent of Public Instruction
View certified resultsBoard of Equalization
View certified resultsU.S. House
View certified resultsState Senate
View certified resultsState Assembly
View certified resultsJune 2, 2026 electionPropositions
No statewide propositions
Propositions
Propositions
There were no statewide propositions.
Public School and Community College Facilities
View official measure ↗ APPROVEDProposition 3Constitutional Right to Marriage
View official measure ↗ APPROVEDProposition 4Safe Drinking Water, Wildfire Prevention, and Climate Risks
View official measure ↗ REJECTEDProposition 5Local Bonds for Housing and Public Infrastructure
View official measure ↗ REJECTEDProposition 6Involuntary Servitude for Incarcerated Persons
View official measure ↗ REJECTEDProposition 32Raises Minimum Wage
View official measure ↗ REJECTEDProposition 33Local Rent Control Authority
View official measure ↗ APPROVEDProposition 34Prescription Drug Revenue Spending
View official measure ↗ APPROVEDProposition 35Permanent Medi-Cal Funding
View official measure ↗ APPROVEDProposition 36Drug and Theft Crime Penalties
View official measure ↗Government structure
Statewide boards and public systems
California also makes policy through governing boards and commissions that oversee public education, utilities, air quality, the coast, and tax administration.
Statewide education governance
Four governing bodies connect statewide policy with California’s K–12 schools, colleges, and universities.
State Board of Education
Sets policy for standards, curriculum, instructional materials, assessments, and accountability across public schools.
Explore the boardUniversity of California
A 26-member Board of Regents governs the state’s public research university system.
Explore UC governanceCalifornia State University
A 25-member Board of Trustees sets policy for the statewide university system.
Explore CSU leadershipCalifornia Community Colleges
The Board of Governors sets policy and provides guidance for colleges organized into 73 districts.
Explore the boardBoards and commissions
These high-impact bodies have statewide jurisdiction. They are not an exhaustive directory of every California board or commission.
Board of Equalization
Four district-elected members and the State Controller carry out the board’s statewide tax duties.
Explore the boardPublic Utilities Commission
Governor-appointed and Senate-confirmed commissioners regulate privately owned utility and transportation services.
Explore the commissionAir Resources Board
The voting board sets statewide air-quality and climate policy. Two legislators also serve as nonvoting members.
Explore the boardCoastal Commission
Voting commissioners oversee coastal planning and development. Three state officials serve as nonvoting members.
Explore the commissionStatewide reporting
California government in the news
Recent independent reporting on state government, public agencies, and decisions that affect Californians.
Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office rules are stricter than many states, including Texas
California’s four-day in-office mandate for many state workers is drawing union opposition and stands apart from policies in several other states.
California admits using high-risk AI — including systems it failed to report last year
A new state report identifies six automated systems used for consequential decisions involving unemployment, prisons, and education.
California Democrats approve budget deal, opening negotiations with Newsom
Lawmakers advanced a $356 billion proposal that delays or avoids several social-service cuts while negotiations with the governor continue.
Coverage and sources
Building California county by county
The statewide county boundary layer is complete. Full county profiles are published as local sources, districts, elections, and relationships are verified.
All 58 county boundaries and statewide source relationships are available. Eight full county profiles are published; local-source intake continues for the remaining counties.
Assessed August 12, 2026U.S. Census Bureau
Five official records provide the map, demographic, voting-age, congressional-apportionment, and county-place data used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Secretary of State
Eight official records provide the registration, turnout, current-election, ballot-measure, and completed-election information used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Legislature
One official record provides the state legislative representation totals used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia State Board of Equalization
One official record provides the Board of Equalization representation total used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia State Board of Education
One official record provides the K–12 governance information used on this page.
Visit organization websiteUniversity of California Board of Regents
One official record provides the University of California governance and campus totals used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia State University
One official record provides the California State University governance and university totals used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Community Colleges Board of Governors
One official record provides the community college and district totals used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Public Utilities Commission
One official record provides the commission structure used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Air Resources Board
One official record provides the board structure used on this page.
Visit organization websiteCalifornia Coastal Commission
One official record provides the commission structure used on this page.
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