As Expected, California Will Hold 5-Party Special U.S. House Election on Nov. 3

California will hold a 5-way special U.S. House election on November 3, 2009, to fill the vacant seat in the 10th district in the eastern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area.

The candidates will be: Democratic, John Garamendi; Republican, David Harmer; Green, Jeremy Cloward; American Independent, Jerry Denham; Peace & Freedom, Mary McIlroy.

The results of the special primary on September 1 were: Democrats: Garamendi 26.15%; DeSaulnier 17.55%; Buchanan 12.00%; Woods 8.48%; Hampton .36%; total 64.54%.
Republicans: Harmer 20.58%; Bunch 4.59%; Clift 3.99%; Toth 3.22%; Peterson 1.59%; Loos .39%; total 34.36%. The lone Green got .52%; the lone American Independent member got .29%; the lone Peace & Freedom member got .27%.


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As Expected, California Will Hold 5-Party Special U.S. House Election on Nov. 3 — 4 Comments

  1. One more gerrymander plurality EXTREMIST about to be elected ???

    D 26.15
    R 20.58
    = what percentage of the TOTAL general election vote ???

    Under 10.00 ???

  2. Not all the votes have been counted yet. Provisionals especially take a while to be counted. Check the California Secretary of State’s web page, which is updated daily as more and more votes are counted.

  3. It is interesting to see that there is not a Libertarian in the race. Is it just me or does it seem like the LP has been on the decline lately? That would be sad.

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