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2002 California lieutenant gubernatorial election

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2002 California lieutenant gubernatorial election

← 1998November 5, 20022006 →
 
NomineeCruz BustamanteBruce McPherson
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Popular vote3,589,8043,031,571
Percentage49.42%41.74%

County results
Bustamante:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%
McPherson:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%

Lt. Governor before election

Cruz Bustamante
Democratic

Elected Lt. Governor

Cruz Bustamante
Democratic

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The2002Californialieutenant gubernatorial election occurred on November 5, 2002. Theprimary elections took place on March 5, 2002. TheDemocraticincumbent,Cruz Bustamante, defeated theRepublican nominee,State SenatorBruce McPherson.

Primary results

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A bar graph of statewide results in this contest are available athttps://web.archive.org/web/20080905210433/http://primary2002.ss.ca.gov/Returns/ltg/00.htm.

Results by county are available athttps://web.archive.org/web/20080905210433/http://primary2002.ss.ca.gov/Returns/ltg/00.htm#cty.

Democratic

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California Lt. Governor Democratic primary, 2002
CandidateVotes%
Cruz Bustamante1,937,21399.97
Ronald J. Like24,5430.03
Total votes2,141,756100.00

Republican

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California Lt. Governor Republican primary, 2002
CandidateVotes%
Bruce McPherson1,836,14486.22
Ellie Michaels293,28313.77
Ronald J. Like1,1190.01
Total votes2,130,546100.00

Others

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California Lt. Governor primary, 2002 (Others)
PartyCandidateVotes%
GreenDonna Warren35,847100.00
American IndependentJim King25,250100.00
LibertarianPat Wright18,506100.00
ReformPaul Jerry Hannosh7,440100.00
Natural LawKaylee Przybylak4,143100.00

General election results

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Final results from theSecretary of State of California:[1]

2002Lieutenant Governor of California election
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticCruz Bustamante (incumbent)3,589,80449.42%
RepublicanBruce McPherson3,031,57141.74%
GreenDonna Warren298,9514.12%
LibertarianPat Wright104,9201.44%
American IndependentJim King91,0151.25%
ReformPaul Jerry Hanosh80,3071.11%
Natural LawKalee Przybylak66,8470.92%
Invalid or blank votes475,4066.14%
Total votes7,263,415100.00%
Turnout 36.05%
Democratichold

Results by county

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Results from theSecretary of State of California:[2]

CountyBustamanteVotesMcPhersonVotesWarrenVotesOthersVotes
San Francisco65.82%136,41616.47%34,13314.00%29,0193.71%7,690
Alameda64.72%217,35023.07%77,4718.26%27,7343.96%13,294
Marin59.89%53,10928.84%25,5747.94%7,0423.34%2,959
Los Angeles58.81%987,48333.20%557,4593.39%56,9544.60%77,287
San Mateo58.13%98,70431.28%53,1066.16%10,4604.43%7,515
Imperial57.58%12,50135.99%7,8131.88%4084.55%988
Sonoma54.79%79,69130.70%44,6559.04%13,1475.46%7,948
Solano54.03%47,59237.61%33,1343.34%2,9395.02%4,426
Santa Clara53.58%191,16037.44%133,5654.15%14,8204.83%17,246
Contra Costa53.40%141,28538.00%100,5404.46%11,8044.14%10,948
Napa52.65%19,35736.95%13,5864.91%1,8075.49%2,017
Yolo52.16%24,23136.97%17,1766.72%3,1224.15%1,926
Merced50.46%20,44443.60%17,6651.86%7524.09%1,656
Lake49.95%7,97439.75%6,3464.80%7675.49%876
Humboldt49.29%20,93433.05%14,03611.83%5,0245.84%2,479
Mendocino48.71%12,00431.76%7,82713.12%3,2346.41%1,579
Santa Barbara47.42%53,65443.60%49,3254.60%5,2044.38%4,957
San Joaquin47.09%58,15145.62%56,3362.86%3,5274.43%5,467
Stanislaus46.18%44,39546.56%44,7542.50%2,4084.76%4,571
Sacramento45.97%145,68745.27%143,4754.20%13,3074.57%14,476
San Benito45.89%5,72848.14%6,0092.41%3013.56%445
Alpine45.64%25141.64%2295.27%297.45%41
Fresno45.48%71,22449.46%77,4562.02%3,1643.03%4,747
Monterey44.25%38,86349.70%43,6492.82%2,4813.23%2,835
Ventura44.11%85,23647.57%91,9243.18%6,1465.14%9,929
Del Norte43.81%2,95044.87%3,0214.19%2827.13%480
San Bernardino43.82%123,25047.62%133,9512.49%7,0096.07%17,080
Kings43.78%9,33051.52%10,9791.32%2823.37%718
Riverside42.63%128,66450.45%152,2482.02%6,0874.90%14,784
San Diego42.24%273,96650.18%325,5212.82%18,3154.76%30,855
Santa Cruz41.82%32,91746.34%36,4738.15%6,4143.68%2,898
San Luis Obispo41.33%33,64249.01%39,8934.87%3,9644.79%3,897
Tuolumne40.97%7,38350.08%9,0253.73%6725.23%942
Trinity40.75%1,97044.97%2,1745.83%2828.44%408
Tulare40.25%25,32054.43%34,2421.61%1,0143.71%2,337
Kern39.70%54,42754.21%74,3281.69%2,3124.41%6,040
Amador39.28%5,09751.84%6,7273.44%4465.44%706
Tehama38.57%5,94352.89%8,1502.37%3656.17%950
Mono38.30%1,13449.98%1,4805.61%1666.11%181
Butte38.16%23,30249.72%30,3626.64%4,0545.49%3,351
Madera37.68%9,91855.93%14,7221.91%5034.48%1,179
Calaveras37.55%5,71851.12%7,7854.68%7126.66%1,014
Plumas37.08%2,89752.07%4,0684.10%3206.75%527
Mariposa36.63%2,35053.51%3,4333.57%2296.30%404
Nevada36.44%14,28751.73%20,2846.93%2,7194.89%1,918
Lassen36.00%2,76053.55%4,1062.40%1848.05%617
Sierra35.64%51051.64%7393.98%578.74%125
Shasta35.60%17,27855.68%27,0272.35%1,1426.37%3,093
Orange35.40%226,41156.15%359,1392.60%16,6335.85%37,385
Yuba34.67%4,00055.45%6,3983.50%4046.38%736
Inyo34.66%2,17255.67%3,4893.80%2385.87%368
Siskiyou34.66%5,34454.53%8,4073.29%5077.52%1,159
El Dorado34.04%18,97356.78%31,6504.34%2,4224.84%2,700
Glenn33.98%2,21159.36%3,8621.84%1204.81%313
Placer33.70%32,58259.09%57,1283.34%3,2323.87%3,739
Sutter33.15%6,36560.13%11,5452.12%4074.60%883
Colusa32.72%1,48760.70%2,7591.78%814.80%218
Modoc28.75%96060.92%2,0342.40%807.94%265

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