2026 California Election Results: EnviroVoters’ Endorsed Candidates
Want to know who will represent you?
California voters cast their ballots on November 3, 2026, and counties are still counting the votes. This page tracks results for every candidate and ballot measure California Environmental Voters endorsed, from Governor to local school board. Each of these leaders went through our in-depth endorsement process and committed to protecting our health, cutting pollution, and lowering energy costs for California families.
Results last updated: November 11, 4:32 p.m. Results are unofficial until the California Secretary of State certifies them on December 11, 2026. See official results from the Secretary of State.
Together, these leaders can build climate majorities in Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
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Governor
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Attorney General
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Secretary of State
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State Controller
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State Treasurer
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Insurance Commissioner
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Prop 1 (Support)
Create affordable housing for veterans, seniors, & working families with no new taxes
EnviroVoters supports Proposition 1.
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Prop 2 (Support)
Raise the limit on the state's rainy day fund
EnviroVoters supports Proposition 2.
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Prop 4 (Support)
Reduce private money influence in politics with public funding
EnviroVoters supports Proposition 4.
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Prop 5 (Support)
Improves the recall process for voters
EnviroVoters supports Proposition 5.
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Prop 39 (Oppose)
Stop this attempt to add new barriers to voting
EnviroVoters opposes Proposition 39.
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Prop 41 (Oppose)
Don't create a barrier for CA voters to tax the ultra-wealthy
EnviroVoters opposes Proposition 41.
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Prop 42 (Oppose)
Don't make it harder for Californians to create a wealth tax
EnviroVoters opposes Proposition 42.
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Prop 43 (Oppose)
Don't let the wealthiest interests block popular tax initiatives
EnviroVoters opposes Proposition 43.
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Prop 45 (Oppose)
Block this loophole to fast-track approval of polluting projects
EnviroVoters opposes Proposition 45.
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Senate District 2
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Senate District 10
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Senate District 18
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Senate District 20
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Senate District 24
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Senate District 26
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Senate District 28
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Senate District 36
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Senate District 38
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Senate District 40
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Assembly District 2
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Assembly District 7
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Assembly District 12
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Assembly District 16
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Assembly District 17
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Assembly District 18
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Assembly District 19
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Assembly District 20
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Assembly District 21
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Assembly District 23
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Assembly District 24
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Assembly District 25
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Assembly District 26
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Assembly District 28
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Assembly District 29
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Assembly District 30
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Assembly District 37
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Assembly District 38
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Assembly District 40
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Assembly District 41
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Assembly District 42
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Assembly District 43
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Assembly District 44
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Assembly District 46
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Assembly District 47
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Assembly District 49
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Assembly District 50
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Assembly District 51
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Assembly District 52
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Assembly District 54
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Assembly District 55
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Assembly District 57
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Assembly District 58
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Assembly District 60
Corey Jackson
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Assembly District 61
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Assembly District 66
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Assembly District 67
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Assembly District 68
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Assembly District 69
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Assembly District 70
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Assembly District 72
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Assembly District 73
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Assembly District 74
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Assembly District 76
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Assembly District 77
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Assembly District 78
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CA 2
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CA 3
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CA 6
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CA 8
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CA 9
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CA 10
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CA 11
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CA 12
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CA 15
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CA 16
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CA 17
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CA 18
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CA 19
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CA 22
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CA 24
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CA 25
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CA 26
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CA 27
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CA 28
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CA 29
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CA 30
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CA 31
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CA 33
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CA 34
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CA 35
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CA 36
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CA 37
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CA 38
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CA 39
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CA 41
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CA 42
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CA 43
Maxine Waters
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CA 44
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CA 45
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CA 47
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CA 48
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CA 49
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CA 50
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CA 51
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CA 52
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Board of Equalization District 2
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Board of Equalization District 3
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Los Angeles Mayor
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LA City Council District 3
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LA City Measure PRK
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OC Board of Supervisors District 4
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OC Board of Supervisors District 5
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LACCD Board of Trustees, Seat 6
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