Twelve Write-in Candidates in California Primary Place Second and Will Run in November

On July 13, the California Secretary of State released the official tally for the June 5, 2018 primary. In three U.S. House races and nine Assembly races, a write-in candidate placed second and will appear on the November ballot. Naturally, these were all races with only one candidate whose name had been printed on the ballot. See the summary pages here.

The three U.S. House races were the 13th, 19th, and 32nd districts. Republican write-ins placed second in the latter two districts, and a Green placed second in the 13th district.

For Assembly, Republicans placed second via write-ins in these districts: 7, 20, 27, 61, and 64. Libertarians placed second with write-ins in these districts: 4, 21, 51, and 69. The 4th district race is easily the most dramatic, because there were three write-ins. The Libertarian got 132, the Republican got 130, and the Green got 128.

The full Statement of Votes (which has the vote by county for every office) is here.


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Twelve Write-in Candidates in California Primary Place Second and Will Run in November — 8 Comments

  1. The United Coalition team prohibits single winner elections.

    Are you tired of the large percent of all-male tickets and 80% male names in State elections?

    One person is not a team.

    By requiring multiple winner districts, by asking that we take turns and protect the 50/50 partnership with women then we men might also be part of a two or more member team with gender balance, made possible only with, pure proportional representation (PPR).

    http://www.international-parliament.org/ucc.html

  2. How many CA top 2 primary write-in winners have been elected in Nov general elections ???

    Cost per vote in the 2018 CA top 2 primary ???

    NO primaries.

    PR and AppV

  3. USA Senator —
    2 Donkeys

    Which of the 2 has the highest communist of the century ranking ???
    —-

    How DEAD are the CA statewide Elephants in the CA Soviet Socialist Republic — CASSOR ???

  4. It is heartening to see some candidates other than a D and an R win in CA primaries. Maybe the top two primary system has a chance to displace some two-party career/monopoly incumbents. A top four primary would have done more to defeat establishment D and R career incumbents. I hope all of the new faces win in November. Good luck to them all.

  5. UNOPPOSED DONKEYS —

    State Senate District 30

    State Assembly Member District 43
    State Assembly Member District 47
    State Assembly Member District 48
    State Assembly Member District 50

    ALL NON-DONKEYS TOO LAZY — NO WRITE-INS

    EVEN WORSE THAN OLD COMMIE/NAZI *ELECTIONS* ???

  6. When our team is adequately coached then our expectations can go up. But now, we aren’t doing a good enough job, to unite with the whole.

    The Donkeys are to be part of our team in 2020 too, possibly the biggest part will be Donkeys, but we aren’t doing a good enough job to attract them to the tram now.

  7. More of below same in Nov 2018 in CA

    2016 rotted evil math —

    CA ASSEMBLY [STATE REPS] 2016 ELECTION
    80 GERRYMANDER DISTRICTS =
    80 CONCENTRATION CAMPS

    VOTES PCT

    3,770,563 *25.8 41 LOW D WIN
    2,091,247 14.3 + 14 HIGH D WIN
    5,861,810 *40.1 = 55 D WIN
    2,724,271 18.6 + 25 R WIN
    8,586,081 58.8 = 80 WIN

    2,068,056 14.2 31 D LOSE
    2,125,512 14.5 + 43 R LOSE
    202,742 1.4 + 5 OTHER LOSE
    4,396,310 30.1 = 79 LOSE

    12,982,391 88.9 = 159 ALL
    1,628,118 11.1 + NONVOTES
    14,610,509 100.0 = TOTAL VOTES

    * ANTI-DEMOCRACY MINORITY RULE PERCENTAGES

    MEMO
    7,929,866 54.3 86 D
    4,849,783 33.2 + 68 R
    202,742 1.4 + 5 OTHER
    12,982,391 88.9 = 159 ALL
    1,628,118 11.1 NONVOTES

    MORE LOWLITES

    Average = 14,610,509 Total Votes / 80 = 182,631

    1 of 80 Win above average- D 15 189,530 (High Win)

    49 Losers got more votes than Low Win- D 53 50,958

    HIGH WIN / LOW WIN = 189,530/50,958 = 3.72

    The bit large nonvotes due to NOT having 1 D and 1 R in many districts.

    Many illegal invaders in some districts (53, etc.) — counted in gerrymander Census.

    CA Senate half each 2 years for 4 year term – bit more complex math.

    PR and AppV

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