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Results for Los Angeles mayor, city attorney, two council seats and sheriff, along with the governor’s race, Southern California’s House races and every state proposition.

Updated 6:35 a.m.

Los Angeles mayor Est. 63% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Nithya Raman377,45851.1%
Karen Bass360,86448.9%

Raman leads by 16,594 votes, or 2.2 points, with 738,322 counted.

The Basin’s election map shows how every precinct in the city voted in the June primary and in each L.A. election since 2020.

Mayor’s race by county update

County updateVotesBassRamanMargin
3:11 a.m. Nov. 4738,32248.9%51.1%Raman +2.2
2:46 a.m. Nov. 4731,71449.0%51.0%Raman +2.0
2:25 a.m. Nov. 4719,86649.1%50.9%Raman +1.8
2:05 a.m. Nov. 4700,72749.5%50.5%Raman +1.1
1:44 a.m. Nov. 4673,50249.7%50.3%Raman +0.6
1:25 a.m. Nov. 4655,49049.8%50.2%Raman +0.3
1:04 a.m. Nov. 4646,61349.8%50.2%Raman +0.3
12:44 a.m. Nov. 4633,90949.9%50.1%Raman +0.1
12:25 a.m. Nov. 4621,17450.1%49.9%Bass +0.1
12:04 a.m. Nov. 4612,25350.2%49.8%Bass +0.3
11:45 p.m. Nov. 3609,15850.2%49.8%Bass +0.4
11:24 p.m. Nov. 3602,89650.4%49.6%Bass +0.8
11:04 p.m. Nov. 3593,67950.6%49.4%Bass +1.1
10:44 p.m. Nov. 3587,89450.7%49.3%Bass +1.4
10:24 p.m. Nov. 3586,67250.7%49.3%Bass +1.4
10:04 p.m. Nov. 3585,15650.7%49.3%Bass +1.5
9:44 p.m. Nov. 3582,94350.8%49.2%Bass +1.6
9:25 p.m. Nov. 3579,92650.8%49.2%Bass +1.6
9:05 p.m. Nov. 3575,81150.9%49.1%Bass +1.7
8:57 p.m. Nov. 3572,83050.9%49.1%Bass +1.8
8:31 p.m. Nov. 3568,73950.9%49.1%Bass +1.9
8:17 p.m. Nov. 3495,94650.8%49.2%Bass +1.7

City of Los Angeles

City attorney Est. 63% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Marissa Roy457,39366.1%
John McKinney234,21933.9%

Roy leads by 223,174 votes, or 32.3 points, with 691,612 counted.

Council District 3 Est. 61% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Tim Gaspar25,00050.8%
Barri Worth Girvan24,17749.2%

Gaspar leads by 823 votes, or 1.7 points, with 49,177 counted.

Council District 9 Est. 56% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Jose Ugarte13,12354.0%
Estuardo Mazariegos11,18746.0%

Ugarte leads by 1,936 votes, or 8.0 points, with 24,310 counted.

City measures Est. 63% counted

MeasureYesNoVotes
Measure FD Half-cent sales tax for the Fire Department (citizens’ initiative)53.6%46.4%720,620
Measure TE Exempts homes hit by the Palisades Fire from the ULA transfer tax64.0%36.0%720,577
Measure LA Two-year budget, an infrastructure plan and changes to the Board of Public Works60.4%39.6%699,895
Measure PL A neighborhood appeals commission and changes to planning appeals70.3%29.7%683,946
Measure EE Inspector general powers, weekly council meetings and ethics rules53.9%46.1%688,253
Measure PRK Doubles the parks department’s minimum budget over 10 years76.9%23.1%718,231
Measure PRT Harbor, airport and Water and Power department rules75.5%24.5%695,404
Measure SC Campaign finance rules for school board elections77.8%22.2%794,182

Los Angeles County

Sheriff Est. 68% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Robert Luna1,330,74368.5%
Alex Villanueva611,04131.5%

Luna leads by 719,702 votes, or 37.1 points, with 1,941,784 counted.

County measures Est. 68% counted

MeasureYesNoVotes
Measure A No-strike rule and binding arbitration for some county public-safety workers64.5%35.5%1,853,638
Measure E Ethics commission independence and a community investment budget72.9%27.1%1,830,586

California governor

Statewide Est. 55% counted

CandidateVotesPct.
Xavier Becerra (D)4,991,89163.9%
Steve Hilton (R)2,814,37336.1%

Becerra leads by 2,177,518 votes, or 27.9 points, with 7,806,264 counted statewide.

Governor by county

CountyBecerra (D)Hilton (R)VotesEst. counted
Los Angeles71.0%29.0%2,104,63468%
Orange53.1%46.9%789,68763%
San Diego60.4%39.6%759,94258%
Riverside57.5%42.5%331,86041%
San Bernardino58.0%42.0%363,25660%

Southern California House races

District 40

CandidateVotesPct.
Ken Calvert (R)70,55054.5%
Young Kim (R)58,81745.5%

Calvert leads by 11,733 votes, or 9.1 points, with 129,367 counted districtwide.

District 45

CandidateVotesPct.
Derek Tran (D)102,55258.7%
Chuong V. Vo (R)72,04941.3%

Tran leads by 30,503 votes, or 17.5 points, with 174,601 counted districtwide.

District 47

CandidateVotesPct.
Dave Min (D)113,81156.7%
Jenny Rae Le Roux (R)86,78443.3%

Min leads by 27,027 votes, or 13.5 points, with 200,595 counted districtwide.

District 48

CandidateVotesPct.
Marni von Wilpert (D)92,92459.6%
Jim Desmond (R)63,01540.4%

Von Wilpert leads by 29,909 votes, or 19.2 points, with 155,939 counted districtwide.

District 41

CandidateVotesPct.
Linda Sánchez (D)109,54264.9%
Mitch Clemmons (R)59,12635.1%

Sánchez leads by 50,416 votes, or 29.9 points, with 168,668 counted districtwide.

District 49

CandidateVotesPct.
Mike Levin (D)120,61457.5%
Armen Kurdian (R)89,19442.5%

Levin leads by 31,420 votes, or 15.0 points, with 209,808 counted districtwide.

District 27

CandidateVotesPct.
George Whitesides (D)101,35261.7%
Jason Gibbs (R)62,91138.3%

Whitesides leads by 38,441 votes, or 23.4 points, with 164,263 counted districtwide.

California propositions Est. 55% counted

MeasureYesNoVotes
Prop. 1 Bond for affordable housing programs59.4%40.6%7,589,338
Prop. 2 Bigger rainy-day fund59.6%40.4%7,584,173
Prop. 3 Makes the income tax on high earners permanent58.7%41.3%7,642,844
Prop. 4 Allows public funding of election campaigns48.0%52.0%7,491,315
Prop. 5 Changes recalls of statewide officers50.3%49.7%7,364,016
Prop. 37 Loan program for middle-income buyers of new homes61.0%39.0%7,550,975
Prop. 38 Bond for immunology research55.7%44.3%7,574,563
Prop. 39 Requires government ID to vote41.4%58.6%7,690,416
Prop. 40 One-time tax on billionaires44.4%55.6%7,698,432
Prop. 41 Limits new state taxes outside the spending cap47.6%52.4%7,564,233
Prop. 42 Bans new state personal property taxes54.3%45.7%7,638,459
Prop. 43 Harder for voters to raise local taxes45.1%54.9%7,521,978
Prop. 44 Clinics must spend 90% of revenue on services18.2%81.8%7,511,241
Prop. 45 Changes environmental review for some projects45.9%54.1%7,487,753

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