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2020 United States presidential election in California

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2020 United States presidential election in California

← 2016November 3, 20202024 →
Turnout80.67% (of registered voters)Increase 5.40pp
70.88% (of eligible voters)Increase 12.14pp[1]
 
NomineeJoe BidenDonald Trump
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Home stateDelawareFlorida
Running mateKamala HarrisMike Pence
Electoral vote550
Popular vote11,110,6396,006,518
Percentage63.48%34.32%

County results
Congressional district results

Biden

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%

Trump

  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%


President before election

Donald Trump
Republican

Elected President

Joe Biden
Democratic

Elections in California
U.S. President
U.S. President primary
U.S. Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
Executive
Governor
Lieutenant governor
Secretary of state
Attorney general
Treasurer
Controller
Superintendent
Insurance commissioner
Board of equalization

Legislature
Senate
Assembly

Judiciary
Court of appeals

Elections by year

The2020 United States presidential election in California was held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, as part of the2020 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus theDistrict of Columbia participated.[2]California voters chose electors to represent them in theElectoral College via a popular vote, pitting theRepublican Party's nominee, incumbent PresidentDonald Trump, and running mate Vice PresidentMike Pence againstDemocratic Party nominee, former Vice PresidentJoe Biden, and his running mateKamala Harris, the junior senator from California. In the 2020 election, California had 55 electoral votes in theElectoral College, the most of any state. Biden won by a wide margin, as was expected; however, California was one of seven states where Trump received a larger percentage of the two-party vote than he did in 2016.[a] This election also marked the first time since 2004 that the Republican candidate won more than one million votes inLos Angeles County due to increased turnout.

California is considered asafe blue state in presidential elections due to large concentrations of Democratic voters in urban regions such as theSan Francisco Bay Area,Sacramento,Los Angeles, andSan Diego. As predicted, Biden easily carried California on election day, earning 63.5% of the vote and a margin of 29.2% over Trump. Biden earned the highest percentage of the vote in the state for any candidate sinceFranklin D. Roosevelt in1936, although Biden's margin of victory was slightly smaller thanHillary Clinton's 30.1% in 2016, making it one of six states in which Trump improved on his 2016 margin. In California with his record 11.1 million votes received, Biden became the first, and as of 2024 the only, candidate in any race in U.S. history to win more than 10 million votes in a single state, while Trump received the most votes a Republican had ever received in a state to that point, narrowly besting his vote total inTexas, a state that he won;[3]four years later his Texas vote total would set a new Republican record. Biden's vote margin was the largest vote margin for a presidential candidate in a singular state. California was also one of five states in the nation in which Biden's victory margin was larger than 1 million raw votes, the others beingNew York,Maryland,Massachusetts, andIllinois.

Perexit polls byEdison Research, Biden dominated such key constituencies in the state asLatinos (75%), African Americans (82%),Asian Americans (76%), andunion households (63%).[4] Post-election analysis byCook Political Report showed Trump made inroads with someAsian American constituencies, particularlyVietnamese American andFilipino American voters.[5] Biden flippedButte andInyo Counties into the Democratic column; they had not voted Democratic since2008 and1964, respectively. Biden's victory inOrange County was only the second time a Democrat carried the county since1936, as well as only the fourth time in the county's history. In contrast, while he improved his total vote share by nearly three percentage points, Trump did not flip any counties and his main regions of strength came from Republican strongholds inGold Country,Shasta Cascade, and parts of theCentral Valley. California Secretary of StateAlex Padilla certified the results on December 4, and took Harris's seat in the Senate upon her resignation to becomeVice President, having been appointed by GovernorGavin Newsom.[6]

Primary elections

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In a departure from previous election cycles, California held its primaries onSuper Tuesday, March 3, 2020.[7] Early voting began several weeks earlier.Donald Trump secured the Republican nomination on March 17, 2020, defeating several longshot candidates, most notably former Massachusetts governorBill Weld.Kamala Harris, the state's junior U.S. senator, was among the Democratic candidates declared until she dropped out on December 3, 2019. RepresentativeEric Swalwell fromthe 15th district was also a Democratic candidate but dropped out of the race on July 8, 2019. Other prominent state figures, including former GovernorJerry Brown, current GovernorGavin Newsom, and Los Angeles mayorEric Garcetti declined to run.[8][9][10]

Republican primary

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Main article:2020 California Republican presidential primary

The Republican Party's primary campaign was dominated by a lawsuit over the President's taxes.[11] The suit alleges that the new requirement for several years of a candidate's taxes was unconstitutional and onerous. The law was blocked in September 2019 while State Supreme court heard testimony and made a ruling.[12]

As a contingency, the Republican state committee changed its delegate selection process, turning the primary into a mere "beauty contest" and setting up an emergency state convention to Trump's delegate choices.[13] If Trump were allowed on the ballot, the convention would be canceled and the so-called "winner-take-most" rules, which require a challenger to get 20% of the vote, would apply.

Incumbent Trump was allowed on the ballot, and the contingency convention was canceled.

2020 California Republican presidential primary[14]
CandidateVotes%Estimated
delegates
Donald Trump2,279,12092.2%172
Bill Weld66,9042.7%0
Joe Walsh(withdrawn)64,7492.6%0
Rocky De La Fuente24,3511.0%0
Matthew John Matern15,4690.6%0
Robert Ardini12,8570.5%0
Zoltan Istvan8,1410.3%0
Total2,471,591100%

Democratic primary

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Main article:2020 California Democratic presidential primary

Candidates began filing their paperwork on November 4, 2019, and the final list was announced on December 9.

Leading California Democrats complained thatJoe Biden and SenatorElizabeth Warren were snubbing the state by refusing to attend a forum at the State's "endorsement convention".[15] Early voting began on February 11 and ended the day before primary day.

2020 California Democratic presidential primary[16]
CandidateVotes%Delegates[17]
Bernie Sanders2,080,84635.97225
Joe Biden1,613,85427.90172
Elizabeth Warren762,55513.1811
Michael Bloomberg701,80312.137
Pete Buttigieg(withdrawn)[b]249,2564.31
Amy Klobuchar(withdrawn)[b]126,9612.19
Tom Steyer(withdrawn)[b]113,0921.96
Andrew Yang(withdrawn)[c]43,5710.75
Tulsi Gabbard33,7690.58
Julian Castro(withdrawn)13,8920.24
Michael Bennet(withdrawn)[c]7,3770.13
Marianne Williamson(withdrawn)7,0520.12
Cory Booker(withdrawn)6,0000.10
John Delaney(withdrawn)4,6060.08
Joe Sestak(withdrawn)3,2700.06
Deval Patrick(withdrawn)[c]2,0220.03
Other candidates / Write-in[d]14,4380.25
Total5,784,364100%415
Bernie Sanders rally at theLos Angeles Convention Center
Senator Bernie Sanders at a campaign rally inSan Jose on March 1, 2020
Joe Biden's presidential campaign inBel Air, Los Angeles, on March 5, 2020
Votes (percentage) and delegates by district[17][18][19]
DistrictBernie SandersJoe BidenMichael BloombergElizabeth WarrenTotal delegatesDistrict regionLargest city
1st34%223.7%210.3%012.9%04Shasta CascadeChico,Redding
2nd33.3%325.3%213.5%015.9%16North CoastEureka
3rd34.3%329.3%212%012%05Sacramento ValleyFairfield
4th26.1%229.6%314.7%011.4%05SierrasRoseville
5th32.7%327.2%314.9%012.6%06Wine CountrySanta Rosa
6th35.8%328.1%210.7%014.3%05Sacramento ValleySacramento
7th30.9%231.4%313%011.2%05Sacramento ValleyElk Grove
8th35.7%231.2%211.8%08.8%04Eastern DesertVictorville
9th32.9%232.5%215.9%17%05San Joaquin ValleyStockton
10th35.5%229.1%115.3%17.2%04San Joaquin ValleyModesto
11th29%230.7%315.3%114.7%06Bay AreaConcord
12th33.8%323.9%211%023.4%27San Francisco Bay AreaSan Francisco
13th38.7%322.4%28.1%024.7%27Bay AreaOakland
14th31.9%326.4%215.6%114.8%06Bay AreaDaly City
15th34.1%329.5%314.4%011.5%06Bay AreaHayward
16th40.9%326.2%112.6%07.2%04San Joaquin ValleyFresno,Merced
17th36.1%325.9%214.3%012.5%05Bay AreaFremont,Santa Clara
18th26.6%229%215.4%117.1%16Bay AreaSunnyvale
19th38.9%425.9%213.6%010.7%06Bay AreaSan Jose
20th39.8%325.5%210.9%013%05Central CoastSalinas
21st43.2%325.3%113.7%05.1%04San Joaquin ValleyKings,Kern, SWFresno
22nd34.4%229.1%213%08.8%04San Joaquin ValleyVisalia
23rd34.9%230.2%212.2%09%04South Central CaliforniaBakersfield
24th35.3%326.8%210.5%014.7%05Central CoastSanta Maria
25th35.6%333.6%210%010%05LA CountySanta Clarita
26th34.4%331.1%212.1%011.5%05Central CoastOxnard
27th35.9%229.2%210.2%015.7%15LA CountySan Gabriel Valley
28th40%322.7%27.5%021.7%16LA CountyGlendale
29th49.8%321.5%27.7%011.2%05LA CountySan Fernando Valley
30th32.6%331.2%211.2%015.4%16LA CountySan Fernando Valley
31st39.1%332.3%211%08.3%05Southern CaliforniaSan Bernardino
32nd44.7%328.2%210.5%07.5%05LA CountyEl Monte
33rd26.2%234.2%314.3%016.1%16LA CountySanta Monica, Coastal LA
34th53.7%416.8%18.1%014.7%05LA CountyDowntown Los Angeles
35th46.6%228.2%210.9%06.2%04Southern CaliforniaFontana
36th27.5%129.8%215.4%18.1%04Eastern DesertIndio
37th35.6%331.3%210.1%016.2%16LA CountyWest LA
38th41.7%330.8%210.5%07.6%05LA CountyNorwalk
39th36.7%330.5%212.6%09.6%05Southern CaliforniaFullerton
40th56.4%420.9%18.9%05.4%05LA CountyEast Los Angeles
41st45%327.9%210.7%07.5%05Southern CaliforniaRiverside
42nd37%331.6%212.4%07.9%05Southern CaliforniaCorona
43rd36.5%334.3%210%010.3%05LA CountyInglewood
44th44%329.6%26.2%09.6%05Los Angeles CountyCompton
45th34%329.1%213.5%012%05Southern CaliforniaIrvine
46th53.7%220%210.5%07.7%04Southern CaliforniaAnaheim
47th38.5%327.3%210.6%012.2%05Southern CaliforniaLong Beach
48th30.4%230.3%216.3%111%05Southern CaliforniaHuntington Beach
49th30.6%330.5%214.6%012.2%05Southern CaliforniaOceanside
50th34.9%227.6%213%011.3%04Southern CaliforniaEscondido
51st49.2%323.7%211.3%06.8%05Southern CaliforniaDowntown San Diego and Border Communities
52nd30.6%330%313.4%014.6%06Southern CaliforniaNorth San Diego
53rd37.8%327.3%310.1%014.5%06Southern CaliforniaEastern San Diego and suburbs
Total36.0%14427.9%10912.1%713.2%11271
Pledged delegates[18]
Delegate typeBernie SandersJoe BidenMichael BloombergElizabeth Warren
At-large513900
PLEO302400
District-level144109711
Total225172711

Libertarian primary

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Main article:2020 Libertarian Party presidential primaries
2020 California Libertarian presidential primary

← 2016March 3, 20202024 →
← MN
MA →
 
CandidateJacob HornbergerJo JorgensenVermin Supreme
Home stateVirginiaSouth CarolinaMassachusetts
Popular vote5,5303,5343,469
Percentage19.4%12.4%12.2%

 
CandidateKen ArmstrongKim Ruff
(withdrawn)
Adam Kokesh
Home stateOregonArizonaIndiana
Popular vote3,0112,3302,161
Percentage10.6%8.2%7.6%

 
CandidateSam RobbDan BehrmanMax Abramson
Home statePennsylvaniaNevadaNew Hampshire
Popular vote1,7221,6951,605
Percentage6.0%5.9%5.6%

Election results by county
  Jacob Hornberger
  Vermin Supreme
  Ken Armstrong
  Kim Ruff
  Sam Robb
  Tie

TheLibertarian Party of California permitted non-affiliated voters to vote in their presidential primary.[20]

2020 California Libertarian presidential primary[21]
CandidateVotes%
Jacob Hornberger5,53019.4
Jo Jorgensen3,53412.4
Vermin Supreme3,46912.2
Ken Armstrong3,01110.6
Kim Ruff(withdrawn)2,3308.2
Adam Kokesh2,1617.6
Sam Robb1,7226.0
Dan Behrman1,6955.9
Max Abramson1,6055.6
Souraya Faas9993.5
Steven A. Richey9823.4
Erik Gerhardt7482.6
Keenan Dunham7202.5
Sorinne Ardeleanu(write-in)270.1
Geby Eva Espinosa(write-in)20.0
Total28,535100.0

Green primary

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Main article:2020 Green Party presidential primaries
2020 California Green primary[22]
CandidateVotesPercentageNational delegates
Howie Hawkins4,20236.2%16estimated
Dario Hunter2,55822.0%9estimated
Sedinam Moyowasifza-Curry2,07117.8%8estimated
Dennis Lambert1,99917.2%7estimated
David Rolde7746.7%3estimated
Total9,656100.00%43

American Independent primary

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TheAmerican Independent Party permitted non-affiliated voters to vote in their presidential primary.[20]

2020 California American Independent primary[23]
PartyCandidateVotes%
American IndependentPhil Collins11,53232.8
American IndependentRoque "Rocky" De La Fuente7,26321.0
American IndependentDon Blankenship6,91319.7
American IndependentJ. R. Myers5,09914.5
American IndependentCharles Kraut4,21612.0
Total votes35,723100%

Peace and Freedom primary

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2020 California Peace and Freedom primary[24]
PartyCandidateVotes%
Peace and FreedomGloria La Riva2,57066.0
Peace and FreedomHowie Hawkins1,32534.0
Total votes3,895100%

General election

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Final predictions

[edit]
SourceRanking
The Cook Political Report[25]Solid D
Inside Elections[26]Solid D
Sabato's Crystal Ball[27]Safe D
Politico[28]Solid D
RCP[29]Solid D
Niskanen[30]Safe D
CNN[31]Solid D
The Economist[32]Safe D
CBS News[33]Likely D
270towin[34]Safe D
ABC News[35]Solid D
NPR[36]Likely D
NBC News[37]Solid D
538[38]Solid D

Polling

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Graphical summary

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Aggregate polls

[edit]
Source of poll
aggregation
Dates
administered
Dates
updated
Joe
Biden

Democratic
Donald
Trump

Republican
Other/
Undecided
[e]
Margin
270 to Win[39]October 17–27, 2020November 3, 202061.7%32.3%6.0%Biden +29.4
Real Clear Politics[40]September 26 – October 21, 2020October 27, 202060.7%31.0%8.3%Biden +29.7
FiveThirtyEight[41]until November 2, 2020November 3, 202061.6%32.4%6.0%Biden +29.2
Average61.3%31.9%6.8%Biden +29.4

Polls

[edit]
Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump

Republican
Joe
Biden

Democratic
Jo
Jorgensen

Libertarian
Howie
Hawkins

Green
OtherUndecided
SurveyMonkey/Axios[42]Oct 20 – Nov 2, 202012,370 (LV)± 1.5%36%[g]62%
David Binder Research[43]Oct 28 – Nov 1, 2020800 (LV)31%62%3%4%
USC Schwarzenegger Institute[44]Oct 27–31, 20201,155 (RV)± 3%28%65%4%[h]2%
SurveyMonkey/Tableau[42]Sep 30 – Oct 28, 202022,450 (LV)37%[g]61%
Swayable[45]Oct 23–26, 2020635 (LV)± 5.2%35%62%2%1%
UC Berkeley/LA Times[46][1]Oct 16–21, 20205,352 (LV)± 2%29%65%1%0%0%[i][j]3%
Public Policy Institute of California[47]Oct 9–18, 20201,185 (LV)± 4.3%32%58%3%2%1%[k]4%
SurveyMonkey/Tableau[42]Sep 1–30, 202020,346 (LV)35%63%2%
SurveyUSA[48]Sep 26–28, 2020588 (LV)± 5.4%34%59%3%[l]6%
Redfield & Wilton Strategies[49]Sep 19–21, 20201,775 (LV)28%62%1%1%1%[m]8%
UC Berkeley/LA Times[50][2]Sep 9–15, 20205,942 (LV)± 2%28%67%1%0%0%[i][j]3%
Public Policy Institute of California[51]Sep 4–13, 20201,168 (LV)± 4.3%31%60%3%2%1%[k]2%
Spry Strategies/Women's Liberation Front[52][n]Aug 29 – Sep 1, 2020600 (LV)± 4%39%56%5%
SurveyMonkey/Tableau[42]Aug 1–31, 202017,537 (LV)35%63%2%
David Binder Research[53]Aug 22–24, 2020800 (LV)31%61%3%[o]5%
Redfield and Wilton Strategies[54]Aug 9, 20201,904 (LV)± 2.3%25%61%1%1%2%[p]9%
SurveyMonkey/Tableau[42]Jul 1–31, 202019,027 (LV)35%63%2%
University of California Berkeley[55][3]Jul 21–27, 20206,756 (LV)± 2.0%28%67%5%
SurveyMonkey/Tableau[42]Jun 8–30, 20208,412 (LV)36%62%2%
Public Policy Institute of California[56]May 19–26, 20201,048 (LV)± 4.6%33%57%6%[q]3%
SurveyUSA[57]May 18–19, 2020537 (LV)± 5.4%30%58%5%7%
Emerson College[58]May 8–10, 2020800 (RV)± 3.4%35%[r]65%
Public Policy Polling[59]Mar 28–29, 2020962 (RV)29%67%3%
AtlasIntel[60]Feb 24 – Mar 2, 20201,100 (RV)± 3.0%26%62%12%
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)31%59%4%4%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%35%60%3%[s]3%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)31%58%11%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%37%57%6%
YouGov/USC Price-Schwarzenegger Institute[65]Feb 1–15, 20201,200 (RV)± 3.1%30%60%4%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%35%59%6%
CNN/SSRS[67]Dec 4–8, 20191,011 (RV)± 3.4%36%56%3%[s]5%
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%32%59%9%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%32%59%9%
Emerson College[70]Sep 13–16, 2019830 (RV)± 3.3%36%64%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%31%57%11%
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%27%61%12%
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%33%56%11%
Hypothetical polling

with Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Bernie
Sanders (D)
OtherUndecided
AtlasIntel[60]Feb 24 – Mar 2, 20201,100 (RV)± 3.0%28%60%12%
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)31%59%6%[t]4%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%36%59%3%[s]2%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)31%59%10%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%37%58%6%
YouGov/USC Price-Schwarzenegger Institute[65]Feb 1–15, 20201,200 (RV)± 3.1%31%61%4%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.7%36%59%5%
CNN/SSRS[67]Dec 4–8, 20191,011 (RV)± 3.4%38%54%4%[u]4%
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%60%7%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%33%59%8%
Emerson College[70]Sep 13–16, 2019830 (RV)± 3.3%38%63%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%33%57%10%
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%29%62%9%

with Donald Trump and Tulsi Gabbard

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Tulsi
Gabbard (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%38%43%19%

with Donald Trump and Elizabeth Warren

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Elizabeth
Warren (D)
OtherUndecided
AtlasIntel[60]Feb 24 – Mar 2, 20201,100 (RV)± 3.0%28%60%12%
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)32%57%5%[v]6%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%37%56%3%[s]4%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)33%58%10%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%38%54%8%
YouGov/USC Price-Schwarzenegger Institute[65]Feb 1–15, 20201,200 (RV)± 3.1%32%59%4%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%39%55%7%
CNN/SSRS[67]Dec 4–8, 20191,011 (RV)± 3.4%37%53%4%[u]6%
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%35%56%9%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%33%55%12%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%35%56%8%
Emerson College[70]Sep 13–16, 2019830 (RV)± 3.3%39%61%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%35%53%12%
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%30%58%12%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%32%53%14%

with Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Michael
Bloomberg (D)
OtherUndecided
AtlasIntel[60]Feb 24 – Mar 2, 20201,100 (RV)± 3.0%25%51%24%
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)32%51%10%[w]7%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%35%55%4%[x]5%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)30%54%16%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%34%59%7%
YouGov/USC Price-Schwarzenegger Institute[65]Feb 1–15, 20201,200 (RV)± 3.1%31%57%6%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%36%56%8%
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%50%16%

with Donald Trump and Amy Klobuchar

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Amy
Klobuchar (D)
OtherUndecided
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)31%59%7%[y]7%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%35%55%4%[x]6%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)30%57%13%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%37%52%11%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%38%50%11%

with Donald Trump and Pete Buttigieg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Pete
Buttigieg (D)
OtherUndecided
YouGov[61]Feb 26–28, 20201,507 (RV)33%54%8%[z]6%
CNN/SSRS[62]Feb 22–26, 2020951 (RV)± 3.3%35%56%4%[x]4%
University of California Berkeley[63]Feb 20–25, 20205,526 (RV)30%58%12%
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%36%56%8%
YouGov/USC Price-Schwarzenegger Institute[65]Feb 1–15, 20201,200 (RV)± 3.1%31%57%6%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%37%53%10%
CNN/SSRS[67]Dec 4–8, 20191,011 (RV)± 3.4%36%53%4%[u]7%
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%52%14%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%32%54%13%
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.8%30%53%17%

with Donald Trump and Tom Steyer

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Tom
Steyer (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[64]Feb 13–16, 20201,196 (RV)± 3.1%38%54%9%
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%37%53%10%

with Donald Trump and Deval Patrick

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Deval
Patrick (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%34%34%32%

with Donald Trump and Andrew Yang

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Andrew
Yang (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[66]Jan 14–16, 20201,967 (RV)± 2.8%37%53%10%

with Donald Trump and Cory Booker

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Cory
Booker (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%39%26%

with Donald Trump and Kamala Harris

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Kamala
Harris (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%35%56%8%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%35%57%8%
Emerson College[70]Sep 13–16, 2019830 (RV)± 3.3%39%61%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%35%53%12%
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%30%59%12%
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%54%12%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%33%53%13%

with Donald Trump and Beto O'Rourke

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Beto
O'Rourke (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%34%51%15%

with Donald Trump and Kirsten Gillibrand

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Kirsten
Gillibrand (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%33%47%19%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%32%46%22%

with Donald Trump and Jerry Brown

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Jerry
Brown (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%54%11%

with Donald Trump and Sherrod Brown

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Sherrod
Brown (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%36%29%

with Donald Trump and Eric Garcetti

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Eric
Garcetti (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%34%49%17%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%32%46%21%

with Donald Trump and Tom Hanks

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Tom
Hanks (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%34%51%15%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%31%56%14%

with Donald Trump and Eric Holder

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Eric
Holder (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%38%26%

with Donald Trump and Mitch Landrieu

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Mitch
Landrieu (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%36%29%

with Donald Trump and Michelle Obama

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Michelle
Obama (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%28%64%8%
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%36%57%8%

with Donald Trump and Oprah Winfrey

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Oprah
Winfrey (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[72]Aug 1–5, 20192,184 (RV)± 2.7%28%57%14%
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%35%52%13%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%32%56%12%

with Donald Trump and Mark Zuckerberg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Donald
Trump (R)
Mark
Zuckerberg (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[73]Mar 22–25, 2018882 (RV)± 3.8%36%42%22%
SurveyUSA[74]Jan 7–9, 2018909 (RV)± 3.3%31%50%19%

with Mike Pence and Joe Biden

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Joe
Biden (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%29%59%12%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%30%58%13%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%27%58%15%

with Mike Pence and Michael Bloomberg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Michael
Bloomberg (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%32%48%20%

with Mike Pence and Pete Buttigieg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Pete
Buttigieg (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%48%17%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%34%45%21%

with Mike Pence and Bernie Sanders

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Bernie
Sanders (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%31%59%9%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%31%58%10%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%31%57%13%

with Mike Pence and Elizabeth Warren

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Elizabeth
Warren (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%53%13%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%33%55%12%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785± 3.2%33%50%16%

with Nikki Haley and Joe Biden

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Joe
Biden (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%21%56%23%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%21%56%24%

with Nikki Haley and Pete Buttigieg

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Pete
Buttigieg (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%24%44%32%

with Nikki Haley and Bernie Sanders

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Bernie
Sanders (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.8%23%58%19%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%24%56%19%

with Nikki Haley and Elizabeth Warren

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Elizabeth
Warren (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%23%52%24%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%25%49%26%

with Mike Pence and Kamala Harris

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Kamala
Harris (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[68]Nov 20–22, 20192,039 (RV)± 2.4%34%54%12%
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%33%55%12%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%34%51%15%

with Mike Pence and Beto O'Rourke

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Mike
Pence (R)
Beto
O'Rourke (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%34%47%20%

with Nikki Haley and Kamala Harris

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Kamala
Harris (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[69]Oct 15–16, 20191,242 (RV)± 3.9%23%52%25%
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%24%51%25%

with Nikki Haley and Beto O'Rourke

Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size[f]
Margin
of error
Nikki
Haley (R)
Beto
O'Rourke (D)
Undecided
SurveyUSA[71]Sep 13–15, 20191,785 (RV)± 3.2%25%44%30%


Electors

[edit]
See also:List of 2020 United States presidential electors

Technically the voters ofCalifornia cast their ballots for electors, or representatives to theElectoral College, rather than directly for president and vice president. California is allocated 55 electors because it has 53congressional districts and 2senators. All candidates who appear on the ballot must submit a list of 55 electors who pledge to vote for their candidate and their running mate. Whoever wins the most votes in the state is awarded all 55 electoral votes. Their chosen electors then vote for president and vice president. Although electors are pledged to their candidate and running mate, they are not obligated to vote for them. An elector who votes for someone other than their candidate is known as afaithless elector. In the state of Arizona, a faithless elector's vote is voided and replaced, but the faithless elector is not penalized.[75]

The electors of each state and theDistrict of Columbia met on December 15, 2020, to cast their votes for president and vice president. All 55 pledged electors cast their votes for formerVice PresidentJoe Biden andSenatorKamala Harris from California. The Electoral College itself never meets as one body. Instead, the electors from each state and the District of Columbia met in their respective capitols. The electoral vote wastabulated and certified by Congress in ajoint session on January 6, 2021, per theElectoral Count Act.

These individuals were nominated by each party to serve as the state's members of the 2020 Electoral College should their party's ticket win the state:[76]

Joe Biden andKamala Harris
Democratic Party
Donald Trump andMike Pence
Republican Party
Rocky De La Fuente andKanye West
American Independent
Howie Hawkins andAngela Walker
Green Party
Jo Jorgensen andSpike Cohen
Libertarian Party
Gloria La Riva and Sunil Freeman
Peace and Freedom
  • Agustin Arreola
  • Katherine Bancroft
  • Kara Bechtle
  • Brandon Benjamin
  • Janine Bera
  • Peter Bolland
  • Mary Bowker
  • Janice Brown
  • Patty Cappelluti
  • Jacki Cisneros
  • Marsha Conant
  • Freddye Davis
  • Steven Diebert
  • Emily Dredd
  • Lee Fink
  • Bryan Fletcher
  • Mark Gonzalez
  • Madeline Handy
  • Ronald Herrera
  • Jihee Huh
  • LaNiece Jones
  • Elizabeth Kann
  • David Kennedy
  • Dona Kerkvliet-Varin
  • Wallace Knox
  • Vinzenz Koller
  • Franklin Lima
  • Christina Marquez
  • Paul "Pete" McCloskey
  • Thomas McInerney
  • Jillian McNerney
  • Nelida Mendoza
  • Betty Monroy
  • Brock Neeley
  • Alex Norman
  • Jane Pandell
  • Yolanda Parker
  • William Prady
  • Andre Quintero
  • Amy Rao
  • Kevin Sabellico
  • Anne Sanger
  • Mattie Scott
  • Suzanne Singer
  • Brian Solecki
  • Erin Sturdivant
  • Naomi Tomita
  • Robert Torres
  • Catherine Ward
  • Karen Waters
  • Shirley Weber
  • Katherine Wilkinson
  • Tayte Williams
  • Rosalind Wyman
  • Brandon Zavala
  • Walt Allen
  • Steven Bailey
  • Francis Barraza
  • Randy Berholtz
  • Sue Blair
  • Todd Blair
  • James Bradley
  • Jim Brulte
  • Roger Clark
  • Greg Conlon
  • John Cox
  • Matthew Craffey
  • Marshall Cromer
  • Harmeet Dhillon
  • Steve Frank
  • Ted Gaines
  • Greg Gandrud
  • Peggy Grande
  • Shannon Grove
  • Mario Guerra
  • Howard Hakes
  • Matt Heath
  • Mark Herrick
  • Nam-Yong Horn
  • Dave Huguenel
  • Darrell Issa
  • Buck Johns
  • Kevin Krick
  • Peter Kuo
  • Doug LaMalfa
  • Laine Lansing
  • Jonathan Madison
  • Betsy Mahan
  • Barbara Grimm Marshall
  • Thomas McKernan
  • Mark Meuser
  • Lisa Moreno
  • Johnnie Morgan
  • Heather Obernolte
  • Mike Osborn
  • Jessica Patterson
  • Konstantinos Roditis
  • Matthias Ronnau
  • Shawn Steel
  • Lindsey Stetson
  • Taylor Strand
  • Duf Sundheim
  • Peter Verbica
  • Megan Vincent
  • Frank Visco
  • Marie Waldron
  • John Warner
  • Deborah Wilder
  • Dwight Williams
  • Woody Woodrum
  • Carlos Heriberto Aleman
  • Sobeida Aleman
  • Carlos H. Aleman Gonzalez
  • Brian Amato
  • Alejandra Arango
  • Karen Avakian
  • Sebastain Azami
  • Larry Beliz
  • Josefina Bosdet
  • Andy Bowen
  • Fredrick Cains
  • Michelle Cardin
  • Jaime Cardona
  • Gricel Cedillo
  • Roman Cedillo
  • Sylvia P. Cedillo
  • Jossie Cruz
  • Martha Cuen
  • Roberto Cuen
  • Kamila De la Fuente
  • Michael Dorroz
  • Wiley Drake
  • Ron Gold
  • Jeff Grage
  • Michelle Griffith
  • Saryas Jaff
  • Rachel Keisling
  • Roy J. Kendall
  • Eric McDermott
  • Chavosh Farid Meskarzadeh
  • Sanaz Kashef Meskarzadeh
  • Elia Mora
  • Ingrid Olsen
  • Rey Olsen
  • Michael A. Peroutka
  • Alane Quien
  • Markham Robinson
  • Mary Robinson
  • Alejandra Rodriguez
  • Jorge A. Saenz
  • Jorge Saenz
  • Marissol Saenz
  • Mark Seidenberg
  • Sheyla Serrano
  • Nathan Sorenson
  • Catherine Stachowiak
  • Thomas Stachowiak
  • Marlene Vollbrechthausen
  • Robert Walters
  • Joseph Wendt
  • Bahman Yazdani
  • Kelly Yazdani
  • Negar Yazdani
  • Katayoun Yazdani De la Fuente
  • Adriana Zamudio
  • Janet Arnold
  • William Balderston
  • Meredith Bates
  • Gary Blenner
  • David Bond
  • Timothy Casebolt
  • Nicole Castor
  • Susan Collier Lamont
  • James Henry Conn
  • Maxine Daniel
  • James Doyle
  • Sanda Everette
  • Michael Feinstein
  • John F. Foran Jr.
  • Ashley Frame
  • Richard Gomez
  • Richard Greenblatt
  • Diane Harrison
  • Tian Harter
  • Barry Hermanson
  • Andrea Houtman
  • Torger Johnson
  • Tarik Kanaana
  • Shlomy Kattan
  • Tanya Khaledi
  • Noura Khouri
  • George Koerner
  • Peggy Koteen
  • James Lauderdale
  • Donald L. Manro
  • George Marcussen
  • Michele Mashburn
  • Charisse Matisz-Cordero
  • Ann Menasche
  • Rachel Mohan
  • David Morrison
  • Nadia Nouri
  • Nassim Nouri
  • Karen Nyhus
  • Robert Osak
  • Christine Pepin
  • Kimberly Phillips
  • Linda Ray
  • Justin Richardson
  • David (Rockello) H. Rosen
  • Robin Rowe
  • Michael Rubin
  • John Scmit
  • Yusef Shabazz
  • Barry Sheppard
  • Dana Silvernale
  • Mark R. Thomas
  • Audra Walton
  • Laura Wells
  • Geordie Zapalac
  • Susan L. Aquino
  • James J. Aragon
  • Aaron Bonn
  • Edward M. Bowers
  • Elizabeth Brierly
  • Matthew Ryan Butts
  • Rick Joe Dawson
  • Joe Dehn
  • Tracy L. DuPrez
  • Richard Fast
  • Tim T.J. Ferreira
  • Eduardo A. Flores
  • Terry Floyd
  • Andrew Forrester
  • Anthony A. Fratta
  • June Genis
  • Mary Therese Gingell
  • Joel Gompert
  • James Polin Gray
  • Steve Bernard Haug
  • Jane Heider
  • Jeffery Hewitt
  • Wendy Hewitt
  • Linda Ann Hinkle
  • Mark W. Hinkle
  • Sandra L. Kallander
  • Gail K. Lightfoot
  • Ryan Lopez
  • Angela Elise McArdle
  • Doug Morrow
  • Kalish Morrow
  • David Naranjo
  • Brandon Nelson
  • Rachel Nyx
  • Avens E. O'Brien
  • Jillian Michele Olsen
  • Kenneth B. Olsen
  • Alicia G. Percell
  • Jonathan D. Prosser
  • Jill Pyeatt
  • Manuel Anthony Robledo
  • Honor Michelle Robson
  • Lawrence K. Samuels
  • Matthew "Boomer" Shannon
  • Kevin Arthur Shaw
  • Frederick A. Sorilla
  • Starchild
  • Christopher James Stare
  • Aaron B. Starr
  • Benjamin Malaki Steele
  • Vashte Steinbiss
  • Gaetano Taibi
  • Paul Vallandigham
  • Nickolas Wildstar
  • Tara Young
  • Meghann Adams
  • Kevin Akin
  • Margie Akin
  • Richard E. Becker
  • John E. Bergman
  • Jon Lowell Britton
  • John Comly
  • Arthur Covington
  • Hannah Craig
  • Broderick Dunlap
  • Shany Ebadi
  • Valeria Escandon
  • Zachary Farber
  • Mary Lou Finley
  • Tova Fry
  • Anne Gamboni
  • Norma Esthella Garcia
  • Danny Gresham
  • Norma Harrison
  • Nathalie P. Hrizi
  • Ernesto Huerta
  • Kameron Hurt
  • Deborah Jamison
  • Saul Kanowitz
  • Jonathan Kim
  • Derek Krencik
  • Thomas William Lacey
  • David Landry
  • Julie La Riva
  • Esme Loreto
  • Abel Macias
  • Justine Marie Mann
  • Ian Matthews
  • Jordan P. Mills
  • Juliana Musheyev
  • Susan Muysenberg
  • Andrew Nance
  • Sarah Ochoa
  • Nicolas Pardee
  • Steven Lawrence Patt
  • Keith Andrew Pavlik
  • Adan Plascencia
  • John Prysner
  • Debra Reiger
  • John C. Reiger
  • Michelle Schudel
  • Rhianna Shaheen
  • Cindy Sheehan
  • Christine Smith
  • Margaret M. Smith
  • Alice Marie Stek
  • Tahnee Stair Sweeney
  • Maxson Taylor
  • C. T. Weber
  • Sheila Xiao

Results

[edit]

Biden wonCalifornia with a smaller margin of victory thanHillary Clinton in 2016. Nevertheless, he performed well in most urban areas of the state. Biden is also the first candidate for any statewide race in American history to receive over ten million votes.

Swing by census block group
  Biden
  •   >50%
  •   40–50%
  •   30–40%
  •   20–30%
  •   15–20%
  •   10–15%
  •   5–10%
  •   1–5%
  Trump
  •   1–5%
  •   5–10%
  •   10–15%
  •   15–20%
  •   20–30%
  •   30–40%
  •   40–50%
  •   >50%
2020 United States presidential election in California[77][78]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DemocraticJoe Biden
Kamala Harris
11,110,25063.48%+1.75%
RepublicanDonald Trump
Mike Pence
6,006,42934.32%+2.70%
LibertarianJo Jorgensen
Spike Cohen
187,8951.07%−2.30%
GreenHowie Hawkins
Angela Walker
81,0290.46%−1.51%
American IndependentRocky De La Fuente
Kanye West
60,1600.34%N/A
Peace and FreedomGloria La Riva
Sunil Freeman
51,0370.29%−0.18%
American SolidarityBrian T. Carroll
Amar Patel (write-in)
2,6050.01%
IndependentJesse Ventura (write-in)6110.00%N/A
IndependentMark Charles
Adrian Wallace (write-in)
5590.00%N/A
IndependentBrock Pierce
Karla Ballard (write-in)
1850.00%N/A
Socialist EqualityJoseph Kishore
Norissa Santa Cruz (write-in)
1210.00%N/A
Total votes17,500,881100.00%N/A

By county

[edit]
County[79]Joe Biden
Democratic
Donald Trump
Republican
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal
#%#%#%#%
Alameda617,65980.21%136,30917.70%16,1022.09%481,35062.51%770,070
Alpine47664.24%24432.93%212.83%23231.31%741
Amador8,15336.55%13,58560.91%5662.54%-5,432-24.35%22,304
Butte50,42649.41%48,73047.74%2,9102.85%1,6961.66%102,066
Calaveras10,04636.98%16,51860.81%6002.21%-6,472-23.83%27,164
Colusa3,23940.69%4,55957.27%1632.05%-1,320-16.58%7,961
Contra Costa416,38671.63%152,87726.30%12,0532.07%263,50945.33%581,316
Del Norte4,67740.84%6,46156.41%3152.75%-1,784-15.58%11,453
El Dorado51,62144.44%61,83853.24%2,7002.32%-10,217-8.80%116,159
Fresno193,02552.90%164,46445.07%7,4282.04%28,5617.83%364,917
Glenn3,99535.36%7,06362.52%2392.12%-3,068-27.16%11,297
Humboldt44,76865.03%21,77031.62%2,3053.35%22,99833.41%68,843
Imperial34,67861.11%20,84736.74%1,2182.15%13,83124.37%56,743
Inyo4,63448.86%4,62048.71%2302.43%140.15%9,484
Kern133,36643.68%164,48453.88%7,4422.44%-31,118-10.19%305,292
Kings18,69942.63%24,07254.88%1,0902.49%-5,373-12.25%43,861
Lake14,94151.86%13,12345.55%7482.60%1,8186.31%28,812
Lassen2,79923.35%8,97074.83%2181.82%-6,171-51.48%11,987
Los Angeles3,028,88571.03%1,145,53026.86%89,9502.11%1,883,35544.16%4,264,365
Madera23,16843.12%29,37854.68%1,1862.21%-6,210-11.56%53,732
Marin128,28882.33%24,61215.79%2,9301.88%103,67666.53%155,830
Mariposa4,08839.77%5,95057.88%2422.35%-1,862-18.11%10,280
Mendocino28,78266.41%13,26730.61%1,2912.98%15,51535.80%43,340
Merced48,99154.10%39,39743.51%2,1662.39%9,59410.59%90,554
Modoc1,15026.48%3,10971.59%841.93%-1,959-45.11%4,343
Mono4,01359.56%2,51337.30%2123.15%1,50022.26%6,738
Monterey113,95369.52%46,29928.24%3,6712.24%67,65441.27%163,923
Napa49,81769.05%20,67628.66%1,6572.30%29,14140.39%72,150
Nevada36,35956.15%26,77941.36%1,6122.49%9,58014.80%64,750
Orange814,00953.48%676,49844.44%31,6062.08%137,5119.03%1,522,113
Placer106,86945.46%122,48852.10%5,7272.44%-15,619-6.64%235,084
Plumas4,56140.51%6,44557.24%2542.26%-1,884-16.73%11,260
Riverside528,34052.98%449,14445.04%19,6721.97%79,1967.94%997,156
Sacramento440,80861.36%259,40536.11%18,2272.54%181,40325.25%718,440
San Benito17,62861.14%10,59036.73%6122.12%7,03824.41%28,830
San Bernardino455,85954.20%366,25743.54%19,0142.26%89,60210.65%841,130
San Diego964,65060.21%600,09437.46%37,3992.33%364,55622.75%1,602,143
San Francisco378,15685.26%56,41712.72%8,9802.02%321,73972.54%443,553
San Joaquin161,13755.85%121,09841.98%6,2572.17%40,03913.88%288,492
San Luis Obispo88,31055.29%67,43642.22%3,9682.48%20,87413.07%159,714
San Mateo291,49677.89%75,58420.20%7,1711.92%215,91257.69%374,251
Santa Barbara129,96364.87%65,73632.81%4,6402.32%64,22732.06%200,339
Santa Clara617,96772.64%214,61225.23%18,1622.13%403,35547.41%850,741
Santa Cruz114,24678.88%26,93718.60%3,6542.52%87,30960.28%144,837
Shasta30,00032.28%60,78965.41%2,1412.30%-30,789-33.13%92,930
Sierra73037.80%1,14259.14%593.06%-412-21.34%1,931
Siskiyou9,59340.87%13,29056.62%5892.51%-3,697-15.75%23,472
Solano131,63963.94%69,30633.66%4,9322.40%62,33330.28%205,877
Sonoma199,93874.52%61,82523.04%6,5542.44%138,11351.47%268,317
Stanislaus105,84149.24%104,14548.45%4,9682.31%1,6960.79%214,954
Sutter17,36740.73%24,37557.16%9022.12%-7,008-16.43%42,644
Tehama8,91131.02%19,14166.62%6792.36%-10,230-35.61%28,731
Trinity2,85145.55%3,18850.93%2203.51%-337-5.38%6,259
Tulare66,10545.00%77,57952.82%3,2012.18%-11,474-7.81%146,885
Tuolumne11,97839.39%17,68958.17%7412.44%-5,711-18.78%30,408
Ventura251,38859.45%162,20738.36%9,2302.18%89,18121.09%422,825
Yolo67,59869.48%27,29228.05%2,4042.47%40,30641.43%97,294
Yuba11,23037.69%17,67659.32%8902.99%-6,446-21.63%29,796
Totals11,110,25063.48%6,006,42934.32%384,2022.20%5,103,82129.16%17,500,881
Swing by county
Legend
  •   Democratic — +12.5−15%
  •   Democratic — +10−12.5%
  •   Democratic — +7.5−10%
  •   Democratic — +5−7.5%
  •   Democratic — +2.5−5%
  •   Democratic — +0−2.5%
  •   Republican — +0−2.5%
  •   Republican — +2.5−5%
  •   Republican — +5−7.5%
  •   Republican — +>15%

Trend by county
Legend
  •   Democratic — +12.5−15%
  •   Democratic — +10−12.5%
  •   Democratic — +7.5−10%
  •   Democratic — +5−7.5%
  •   Democratic — +2.5−5%
  •   Democratic — +0−2.5%
  •   Republican — +0−2.5%
  •   Republican — +2.5−5%
  •   Republican — +5−7.5%
  •   Republican — +>15%
County flips
Legend
  • Democratic

      Hold
      Gain from Republican

    Republican

      Hold

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

By congressional district

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Biden won 46 of the 53 congressional districts in California, including four that were flipped or held by Republicans in Congress.[81]

DistrictTrumpBidenRepresentative
1st56%41%Doug LaMalfa
2nd24%74%Jared Huffman
3rd43%55%John Garamendi
4th54%44%Tom McClintock
5th25%72%Mike Thompson
6th27%70%Doris Matsui
7th42%56%Ami Bera
8th54%44%Paul Cook
Jay Obernolte
9th40%58%Jerry McNerney
10th47%50%Josh Harder
11th24%74%Mark DeSaulnier
12th12%86%Nancy Pelosi
13th9%89%Barbara Lee
14th20%78%Jackie Speier
15th26%72%Eric Swalwell
16th39%59%Jim Costa
17th26%72%Ro Khanna
18th21%76%Anna Eshoo
19th28%70%Zoe Lofgren
20th25%73%Jimmy Panetta
21st44%54%TJ Cox
David Valadao
22nd52%46%Devin Nunes
23rd57%40%Kevin McCarthy
24th37%61%Salud Carbajal
25th44%54%Mike Garcia
26th36%61%Julia Brownley
27th31%67%Judy Chu
28th27%71%Adam Schiff
29th24%74%Tony Cárdenas
30th29%69%Brad Sherman
31st39%59%Pete Aguilar
32nd33%65%Grace Napolitano
33rd29%69%Ted Lieu
34th17%81%Jimmy Gomez
35th33%65%Norma Torres
36th42%56%Raul Ruiz
37th14%84%Karen Bass
38th32%66%Linda Sánchez
39th44%54%Gil Cisneros
Young Kim
40th21%77%Lucille Roybal-Allard
41st36%62%Mark Takano
42nd53%45%Ken Calvert
43rd21%77%Maxine Waters
44th19%78%Nanette Barragán
45th43%55%Katie Porter
46th34%64%Lou Correa
47th35%62%Alan Lowenthal
48th48%50%Harley Rouda
Michelle Steel
49th43%55%Mike Levin
50th53%45%Darrell Issa
51st31%67%Juan Vargas
52nd34%63%Scott Peters
53rd31%67%Susan Davis
Sara Jacobs

By city

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Official outcome by city and unincorporated areas of counties, of which Biden won 407 and Trump won 132.[82]
CityCountyJoe Biden
Democratic
Donald Trump
Republican
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal Votes2016 to 2020 Swing %
#%#%#%#%
AlamedaAlameda36,68682.94%6,63415.00%9112.06%30,05267.94%44,2310.60%
Albany9,63990.54%8087.59%1991.87%8,83182.95%10,6461.27%
Berkeley59,96593.77%2,5554.00%1,4312.24%57,41089.77%63,9512.59%
Dublin21,19172.86%7,36325.32%5301.82%13,82847.55%29,0842.98%
Emeryville5,59090.79%4617.49%1061.72%5,12983.30%6,1570.85%
Fremont68,85072.95%23,73725.15%1,7941.90%45,11347.80%94,381-3.98%
Hayward46,18377.14%12,46820.83%1,2152.03%33,71556.32%59,866-7.94%
Livermore30,34462.35%17,13035.20%1,1932.45%13,21427.15%48,6675.22%
Newark14,60373.44%4,93224.80%3491.76%9,67148.64%19,884-4.03%
Oakland185,44191.00%14,0896.91%4,2452.08%171,35284.09%203,775-0.52%
Piedmont7,03587.70%85110.61%1361.70%6,18477.09%8,0225.01%
Pleasanton28,34068.45%12,12729.29%9342.26%16,21339.16%41,4016.41%
San Leandro30,66277.03%8,37121.03%7741.94%22,29156.00%39,807-6.07%
Union City23,73575.36%7,23222.96%5271.67%16,50352.40%31,494-9.69%
Unincorporated Area49,39572.11%17,55125.62%1,5522.27%31,84446.49%68,498-2.07%
Unincorporated AreaAlpine47664.24%24432.93%212.83%23231.31%74111.81%
AmadorAmador9562.50%5435.53%31.97%4126.97%15211.40%
Ione83729.60%1,91267.61%792.79%-1,075-38.01%2,828-4.83%
Jackson1,07741.50%1,43555.30%833.20%-358-13.80%2,5950.90%
Plymouth22337.48%35058.82%223.70%-127-21.34%5959.90%
Sutter Creek72444.44%86753.22%382.33%-143-8.78%1,6297.35%
Unincorporated Area5,19735.83%8,96761.83%3392.34%-3,770-25.99%14,5031.51%
BiggsButte27836.25%47261.54%172.22%-194-25.29%767-2.80%
Chico30,74462.07%17,23134.79%1,5533.14%13,51327.28%49,5284.75%
Gridley1,27646.55%1,40251.15%632.30%-126-4.60%2,741-1.75%
Oroville2,76340.40%3,85856.41%2183.19%-1,095-16.01%6,8391.13%
Paradise1,54237.59%2,44659.63%1142.78%-904-22.04%4,102-5.44%
Unincorporated Area14,21236.85%23,41060.70%9422.44%-9,198-23.85%38,564-0.27%
AngelsCalaveras87839.84%1,27757.94%492.22%-399-18.10%2,2040.87%
Unincorporated Area9,16836.73%15,24161.06%5512.21%-6,073-24.33%24,9600.28%
ColusaColusa96839.62%1,42058.13%552.25%-452-18.50%2,4433.52%
Williams84962.06%48335.31%362.63%36626.75%1,368-9.77%
Unincorporated Area1,42234.27%2,65664.00%721.73%-1,234-29.73%4,150-6.22%
AntiochContra Costa33,96071.69%12,41126.20%9992.11%21,54945.49%47,3700.81%
Brentwood19,58057.79%13,59140.11%7132.10%5,98917.68%33,8844.12%
Clayton4,60560.19%2,88237.67%1642.14%1,72322.52%7,6516.50%
Concord41,78669.50%16,87728.07%1,4612.43%24,90941.43%60,1242.81%
Danville18,29763.39%9,99334.62%5762.00%8,30428.77%28,8665.14%
El Cerrito13,71288.85%1,4439.35%2771.79%12,26979.50%15,4320.60%
Hercules11,06978.51%2,83620.11%1941.38%8,23358.39%14,099-6.01%
Lafayette12,99576.64%3,57821.10%3842.26%9,41755.53%16,9574.49%
Martinez15,58069.44%6,27727.97%5812.59%9,30341.46%22,4383.31%
Moraga7,76075.51%2,28622.24%2312.25%5,47453.26%10,2777.44%
Oakley11,44657.80%7,87439.76%4832.44%3,57218.04%19,803-1.05%
Orinda10,43578.77%2,56119.33%2521.90%7,87459.44%13,2485.11%
Pinole7,72375.94%2,26622.28%1811.78%5,45753.66%10,170-1.15%
Pittsburg22,35576.41%6,30521.55%5962.04%16,05054.86%29,256-4.19%
Pleasant Hill14,74272.96%4,97724.63%4862.41%9,76548.33%20,2052.12%
Richmond38,78487.04%4,96611.15%8071.81%33,81875.90%44,557-3.18%
San Pablo7,65283.86%1,30014.25%1731.90%6,35269.61%9,125-9.90%
San Ramon29,39770.43%11,55327.68%7871.89%17,84442.75%41,7373.51%
Walnut Creek32,38574.01%10,60224.23%7691.76%21,78349.78%43,7564.60%
Unincorporated Area62,12367.32%28,29930.67%1,8532.01%33,82436.66%92,2751.56%
Crescent CityDel Norte69649.40%66547.20%483.41%312.20%1,4093.70%
Unincorporated Area3,98139.64%5,79657.71%2662.65%-1,815-18.07%10,0431.76%
PlacervilleEl Dorado2,79251.23%2,50946.04%1492.73%2835.19%5,4505.26%
South Lake Tahoe6,35966.63%2,94130.82%2442.56%3,41835.81%9,5447.92%
Unincorporated Area42,47041.99%56,38855.75%2,2862.26%-13,918-13.76%101,1444.55%
ClovisFresno24,70041.66%33,40656.34%1,1892.01%-8,706-14.68%59,2956.16%
Coalinga1,95246.33%2,17651.65%852.02%-224-5.32%4,2130.04%
Firebaugh1,34269.43%55528.71%361.86%78740.71%1,933-5.15%
Fowler1,61356.80%1,19842.18%291.02%41514.61%2,840-4.56%
Fresno110,51159.52%71,14738.32%3,9972.15%39,36421.20%185,6551.34%
Huron63581.83%12716.37%141.80%50865.46%776-15.09%
Kerman2,85759.60%1,87139.03%661.38%98620.57%4,794-5.27%
Kingsburg2,12332.62%4,24165.17%1442.21%-2,118-32.54%6,5083.17%
Mendota1,28173.45%44225.34%211.20%83948.11%1,744-18.88%
Orange Cove1,36774.95%42723.41%301.64%94051.54%1,824-16.19%
Parlier2,23975.74%66722.56%501.69%1,57253.18%2,956-18.38%
Reedley4,20354.71%3,33443.40%1451.89%86911.31%7,6824.01%
San Joaquin53883.41%10616.43%10.16%43266.98%645-7.33%
Sanger5,46562.16%3,18136.18%1461.66%2,28425.98%8,792-5.31%
Selma4,40958.99%2,96439.66%1011.35%1,44519.33%7,474-3.50%
Unincorporated Area27,79041.06%38,62257.07%1,2661.87%-10,832-16.01%67,6782.42%
OrlandGlenn1,32346.26%1,45650.91%812.83%-133-4.65%2,8603.53%
Willows86036.27%1,46561.79%461.94%-605-25.52%2,371N/A[aa]
Unincorporated Area1,81229.90%4,14268.34%1071.77%-2,330-38.44%6,061-2.87%[aa]
ArcataHumboldt8,32184.47%1,14511.62%3853.91%7,17672.85%9,85110.94%
Blue Lake54273.64%17423.64%202.72%36850.00%73612.71%
Eureka8,62869.06%3,45827.68%4083.27%5,17041.38%12,49410.98%
Ferndale48752.20%42045.02%262.79%677.18%933-0.84%
Fortuna2,54945.27%2,88751.27%1953.46%-338-6.00%5,6312.96%
Rio Dell55640.76%76756.23%413.01%-211-15.47%1,364-1.82%
Trinidad21480.45%4516.92%72.63%16963.53%2669.50%
Unincorporated Area23,47162.50%12,87434.28%1,2083.22%10,59728.22%37,5537.44%
BrawleyImperial4,93258.24%3,36339.71%1742.05%1,56918.53%8,469-11.59%
Calexico9,27071.52%3,39226.17%3002.31%5,87845.35%12,962-31.16%
Calipatria54961.07%32836.48%222.45%22124.58%899-14.20%
El Centro9,39062.90%5,23735.08%3012.02%4,15327.82%14,928-14.98%
Holtville1,14060.54%71237.81%311.65%42822.73%1,883-12.68%
Imperial4,06853.53%3,36744.31%1642.16%7019.22%7,599-7.04%
Westmorland33465.75%16231.89%122.36%17233.86%508-15.02%
Unincorporated Area4,99552.75%4,28645.26%1892.00%7097.49%9,470-10.53%
BishopInyo1,00056.82%70440.00%563.18%29616.82%1,76015.49%
Unincorporated Area3,63447.07%3,91650.72%1712.21%-282-3.65%7,72113.08%
ArvinKern2,38274.41%74523.27%742.31%1,63751.14%3,201-13.27%
Bakersfield69,87647.26%74,54850.42%3,4212.31%-4,672-3.16%147,8453.20%
California City2,12946.52%2,31450.56%1342.93%-185-4.04%4,57713.12%
Delano6,75467.92%3,01430.31%1761.77%3,74037.61%9,944-18.75%
Maricopa6817.80%30680.10%82.09%-238-62.30%3828.49%
McFarland1,82771.42%66425.96%672.62%1,16345.47%2,558-13.63%
Ridgecrest4,57035.51%7,71359.93%5864.55%-3,143-24.42%12,8695.94%
Shafter2,62549.53%2,56648.42%1092.06%591.11%5,300-11.98%
Taft46118.45%1,98579.46%522.08%-1,524-61.01%2,4982.56%
Tehachapi1,23034.00%2,28663.18%1022.82%-1,056-29.19%3,6185.34%
Wasco2,83256.57%2,05441.03%1202.40%77815.54%5,006-13.65%
Unincorporated Area38,61235.94%66,28961.71%2,5272.35%-27,677-25.76%107,4283.00%
AvenalKings90564.83%44031.52%513.65%46533.31%1,396-15.38%
Corcoran1,91455.22%1,48042.70%722.08%43412.52%3,466-15.68%
Hanford10,39342.65%13,38654.93%5892.42%-2,993-12.28%24,3681.98%
Lemoore3,86041.67%5,14855.58%2552.75%-1,288-13.90%9,2634.36%
Unincorporated Area1,62730.33%3,61867.44%1202.24%-1,991-37.11%5,365-8.27%
ClearlakeLake2,61555.27%1,96841.60%1483.13%64713.68%4,731-0.46%
Lakeport1,30652.98%1,10244.71%572.31%2048.28%2,4651.64%
Unincorporated Area11,02051.01%10,05346.53%5312.46%9674.48%21,6043.39%
SusanvilleLassen1,09227.31%2,81470.37%932.33%-1,722-43.06%3,999-1.12%
Unincorporated Area1,70721.37%6,15677.08%1231.54%-4,449-55.71%7,9860.15%
Agoura HillsLos Angeles8,31663.17%4,61135.03%2371.80%3,70528.14%13,1643.75%
Alhambra24,39370.75%9,45427.42%6301.83%14,93943.33%34,477-7.02%
Arcadia14,83159.58%9,60338.58%4571.84%5,22821.00%24,8911.64%
Artesia3,93061.69%2,31036.26%1312.06%1,62025.43%6,371-13.65%
Avalon85659.40%54637.89%392.71%31021.51%1,4419.88%
Azusa11,96566.72%5,55330.97%4152.31%6,41235.76%17,933-5.59%
Baldwin Park17,65673.61%5,83624.33%4942.06%11,82049.28%23,986-15.70%
Bell7,38278.94%1,72418.44%2452.62%5,65860.51%9,351-15.97%
Bell Gardens8,20279.68%1,85618.03%2362.29%6,34661.65%10,294-17.67%
Bellflower19,87567.15%9,00630.43%7162.42%10,86936.72%29,597-7.64%
Beverly Hills10,45355.07%8,32543.86%2031.07%2,12811.21%18,981-19.97%
Bradbury33451.70%30346.90%91.39%314.80%6465.59%
Burbank39,37567.63%17,67230.35%1,1732.01%21,70337.28%58,220-1.81%
Calabasas9,14663.75%4,95234.52%2491.74%4,19429.23%14,347-1.06%
Carson33,96775.09%10,44123.08%8281.83%23,52652.01%45,236-10.79%
Cerritos17,50662.49%10,03535.82%4731.69%7,47126.67%28,014-4.46%
Claremont13,34668.07%5,84929.83%4122.10%7,49738.24%19,6071.94%
Commerce3,98478.35%98519.37%1162.28%2,99958.98%5,085-12.34%
Compton26,18486.58%3,32711.00%7312.42%22,85775.58%30,242-11.87%
Covina14,28960.91%8,66736.95%5022.14%5,62223.97%23,458-1.00%
Cudahy4,35180.01%92216.95%1653.03%3,42963.06%5,438-16.53%
Culver City20,45583.25%3,64514.83%4721.92%16,81068.41%24,5721.51%
Diamond Bar15,89458.92%10,66639.54%4171.55%5,22819.38%26,977-2.14%
Downey32,21166.50%15,20331.39%1,0232.11%17,00835.11%48,437-9.08%
Duarte7,00567.07%3,23831.00%2021.93%3,76736.07%10,445-3.21%
El Monte21,02870.28%8,35127.91%5411.81%12,67742.37%29,920-17.96%
El Segundo6,81063.59%3,63733.96%2622.45%3,17329.63%10,7096.47%
Gardena19,41175.67%5,78422.55%4571.78%13,62753.12%25,652-9.96%
Glendale50,51558.93%33,61039.21%1,5911.86%16,90519.72%85,716-11.04%
Glendora14,07548.58%14,22949.12%6662.30%-154-0.53%28,9705.82%
Hawaiian Gardens2,99672.11%1,05125.29%1082.60%1,94546.81%4,155-15.92%
Hawthorne25,12678.28%6,22319.39%7492.33%18,90358.89%32,098-9.35%
Hermosa Beach8,86369.35%3,56427.89%3532.76%5,29941.46%12,7804.91%
Hidden Hills70758.33%48740.18%181.49%22018.15%1,212-3.10%
Huntington Park11,59680.56%2,50317.39%2952.05%9,09363.17%14,394-16.20%
Industry4045.45%4146.59%77.95%-1-1.14%88-22.30%
Inglewood41,12488.62%4,4379.56%8461.82%36,68779.05%46,407-6.85%
Irwindale56169.60%23629.28%91.12%32540.32%806-10.61%
La Canada Flintridge8,25962.18%4,80536.18%2181.64%3,45426.01%13,2826.12%
La Habra Heights1,45143.77%1,80254.36%621.87%-351-10.59%3,3156.24%
La Mirada13,31553.47%11,10044.57%4881.96%2,2158.89%24,903-1.36%
La Puente9,72373.23%3,22424.28%3312.49%6,49948.95%13,278-13.96%
La Verne9,62750.53%9,05347.52%3721.95%5743.01%19,0523.71%
Lakewood26,53560.37%16,46037.45%9592.18%10,07522.92%43,9541.02%
Lancaster36,97357.71%25,32939.54%1,7612.75%11,64418.18%64,0635.88%
Lawndale8,52672.35%2,98125.30%2772.35%5,54547.06%11,784-11.08%
Lomita5,82358.46%3,87138.86%2672.68%1,95219.60%9,9611.41%
Long Beach145,88172.49%50,33625.01%5,0382.50%95,54547.47%201,255-0.68%
Los Angeles1,223,73776.56%342,54521.43%32,1962.01%881,19255.13%1,598,478-6.96%
Lynwood15,98482.00%2,94415.10%5642.89%13,04066.90%19,492-16.71%
Malibu4,58566.20%2,20631.85%1351.95%2,37934.35%6,9260.04%
Manhattan Beach15,33166.43%7,18631.14%5632.44%8,14535.29%23,0803.52%
Maywood5,46880.02%1,17517.20%1902.78%4,29362.83%6,833-17.33%
Monrovia12,72365.86%6,12631.71%4702.43%6,59734.15%19,3193.00%
Montebello18,28373.96%5,91423.92%5222.11%12,36950.04%24,719-9.61%
Monterey Park15,80868.09%7,02730.27%3801.64%8,78137.82%23,215-7.67%
Norwalk28,84869.27%11,83428.42%9612.31%17,01440.86%41,643-11.78%
Palmdale39,41263.14%21,57134.56%1,4412.31%17,84128.58%62,424-1.53%
Palos Verdes Estates5,12354.84%4,01142.94%2082.23%1,11211.90%9,3426.41%
Paramount12,97478.32%3,17019.14%4212.54%9,80459.19%16,565-14.42%
Pasadena56,15977.00%15,20220.84%1,5722.16%40,95756.16%72,9330.07%
Pico Rivera20,37374.81%6,32923.24%5311.95%14,04451.57%27,233-12.13%
Pomona35,30270.82%13,28026.64%1,2642.54%22,02244.18%49,846-9.32%
Rancho Palos Verdes14,97857.65%10,43240.15%5702.19%4,54617.50%25,9806.40%
Redondo Beach27,83367.29%12,46130.13%1,0672.58%15,37237.17%41,3615.47%
Rolling Hills56743.02%72354.86%282.12%-156-11.84%1,31811.76%
Rolling Hills Estates2,98455.61%2,28542.58%971.81%69913.03%5,3668.24%
Rosemead11,03666.91%5,21631.62%2421.47%5,82035.29%16,494-19.94%
San Dimas9,69450.27%9,19247.67%3962.05%5022.60%19,2821.66%
San Fernando6,68976.59%1,83821.05%2062.36%4,85155.55%8,733-11.57%
San Gabriel9,65166.01%4,69032.08%2801.92%4,96133.93%14,621-7.53%
San Marino4,35359.26%2,84438.71%1492.03%1,50920.54%7,3465.00%
Santa Clarita63,50753.07%53,76844.93%2,3882.00%9,7398.14%119,6634.94%
Santa Fe Springs5,84967.71%2,57629.82%2132.47%3,27337.89%8,638-11.32%
Santa Monica45,81881.45%9,43116.76%1,0071.79%36,38764.68%56,256-1.08%
Sierra Madre4,86865.89%2,33131.55%1892.56%2,53734.34%7,3885.86%
Signal Hill4,07973.46%1,34724.26%1272.29%2,73249.20%5,5531.45%
South El Monte4,52073.52%1,46423.81%1642.67%3,05649.71%6,148-18.53%
South Gate24,08978.58%5,84919.08%7192.35%18,24059.50%30,657-15.62%
South Pasadena12,24678.98%2,91518.80%3452.22%9,33160.18%15,5063.84%
Temple City10,03759.98%6,39938.24%2971.77%3,63821.74%16,733-1.88%
Torrance46,19860.23%28,78737.53%1,7232.25%17,41122.70%76,7083.27%
Vernon6668.04%3131.96%00.00%3536.08%97-20.17%
Walnut9,33261.51%5,62037.04%2201.45%3,71224.47%15,172-4.44%
West Covina31,00365.01%15,84833.23%8421.77%15,15531.78%47,693-6.67%
West Hollywood18,64682.20%3,72416.42%3131.38%14,92265.78%22,683-6.75%
Westlake Village3,23957.51%2,27840.45%1152.04%96117.06%5,6324.78%
Whittier26,82262.74%14,96835.01%9582.24%11,85427.73%42,748-0.50%
Unincorporated Area285,80068.92%120,15028.98%8,7052.10%165,65039.95%414,655-5.05%
ChowchillaMadera1,66237.73%2,65560.27%882.00%-993-22.54%4,4050.33%
Madera9,34157.65%6,46039.87%4012.48%2,88117.78%16,202-0.99%
Unincorporated Area12,16536.74%20,26361.19%6872.07%-8,098-24.45%33,1154.16%
BelvedereMarin1,04674.93%32022.92%302.15%72652.01%1,3964.25%
Corte Madera5,48384.78%85713.25%1271.96%4,62671.53%6,4672.09%
Fairfax4,89590.03%4378.04%1051.93%4,45881.99%5,4374.19%
Larkspur7,22984.15%1,22814.29%1341.56%6,00169.85%8,5914.44%
Mill Valley8,92090.03%8478.55%1411.42%8,07381.48%9,9082.88%
Novato22,53775.10%6,87122.90%6012.00%15,66652.20%30,0093.89%
Ross1,20179.07%28919.03%291.91%91260.04%1,5197.32%
San Anselmo7,69087.74%92110.51%1541.76%6,76977.23%8,7651.48%
San Rafael24,45682.62%4,60915.57%5371.81%19,84767.05%29,6023.13%
Sausalito4,57685.26%70013.04%911.70%3,87672.22%5,3674.51%
Tiburon4,83179.11%1,14518.75%1312.15%3,68660.36%6,1074.63%
Unincorporated Area35,42483.09%6,38814.98%8211.93%29,03668.11%42,6334.06%
Unincorporated AreaMariposa4,08839.77%5,95057.88%2422.35%-1,862-18.11%10,2805.13%
Fort BraggMendocino2,29972.23%80525.29%792.48%1,49446.94%3,1835.58%
Point Arena20486.81%2510.64%62.55%17976.17%23515.97%
Ukiah4,57765.91%2,14830.93%2193.15%2,42934.98%6,9444.04%
Willits1,33062.74%71933.92%713.35%61128.82%2,1205.41%
Unincorporated Area20,37266.03%9,57031.02%9112.95%10,80235.01%30,8535.29%
AtwaterMerced[ab]5,55350.86%5,09146.63%2752.52%4624.23%10,9191.84%
Dos Palos89650.88%83547.42%301.70%613.46%1,761-2.26%
Gustine99348.84%99248.79%482.36%10.05%2,033-1.64%
Livingston3,07971.31%1,12025.94%1192.76%1,95945.37%4,318-19.45%
Los Banos8,52661.47%5,03436.29%3112.24%3,49225.17%13,8710.44%
Merced17,05860.45%10,40536.87%7572.68%6,65323.58%28,2200.89%
Unincorporated Area12,88743.80%15,92054.11%6132.08%-3,033-10.31%29,420-5.46%
AlturasModoc36330.95%77866.33%322.73%-415-35.38%1,1735.01%
Unincorporated Area78724.87%2,33173.65%471.48%-1,544-48.78%3,1652.40%
Mammoth LakesMono2,35068.33%98828.73%1012.94%1,36239.60%3,4398.55%
Unincorporated Area1,66350.42%1,52546.24%1103.34%1384.18%3,2989.47%
Carmel-by-the-SeaMonterey1,64668.67%71129.66%401.67%93539.01%2,3975.80%
Del Rey Oaks72766.45%34231.26%252.29%38535.19%1,094-1.30%
Gonzales1,90174.61%59223.23%552.16%1,30951.37%2,548-12.07%
Greenfield3,00579.00%70618.56%932.44%2,29960.44%3,804-5.62%
King City1,72166.83%78630.52%682.64%93536.31%2,575-8.49%
Marina6,88669.97%2,68627.29%2702.74%4,20042.67%9,8421.51%
Monterey10,47472.88%3,56524.81%3322.31%6,90948.08%14,3713.26%
Pacific Grove7,29876.42%2,06621.63%1861.95%5,23254.79%9,5505.41%
Salinas34,32972.54%12,01625.39%9782.07%22,31347.15%47,323-3.34%
Sand City12562.50%6733.50%84.00%5829.00%200-2.41%
Seaside8,63773.21%2,84324.10%3182.70%5,79449.11%11,798-1.50%
Soledad4,03575.69%1,17121.97%1252.34%2,86453.72%5,331-12.07%
Unincorporated Area33,16962.52%18,74835.34%1,1332.14%14,42127.18%53,0502.99%
American CanyonNapa7,45371.41%2,78326.66%2011.93%4,67044.74%10,437-4.09%
Calistoga1,77777.53%46420.24%512.23%1,31357.29%2,2925.90%
Napa28,54570.13%11,22327.57%9332.29%17,32242.56%40,7015.40%
St. Helena2,40975.21%72922.76%652.03%1,68052.45%3,2035.17%
Yountville1,19869.73%49628.87%241.40%70240.86%1,7184.43%
Unincorporated Area8,43561.25%4,98136.17%3552.58%3,45425.08%13,7715.01%
Grass ValleyNevada4,03857.93%2,75039.45%1822.61%1,28818.48%6,9708.17%
Nevada City1,65276.02%45821.08%632.90%1,19454.95%2,17310.72%
Truckee7,45975.32%2,20222.24%2422.44%5,25753.08%9,90312.59%
Unincorporated Area23,21050.80%21,36946.77%1,1132.44%1,8414.03%45,6929.21%
Aliso ViejoOrange15,75456.50%11,51941.31%6112.19%4,23515.19%27,8844.44%
Anaheim77,89558.67%52,12439.26%2,7592.08%25,77119.41%132,778-3.30%
Brea12,80150.53%12,04647.55%4871.92%7552.98%25,3346.64%
Buena Park19,52756.53%14,33741.50%6801.97%5,19015.02%34,544-4.90%
Costa Mesa29,80456.03%22,05641.46%1,3372.51%7,74814.56%53,1974.25%
Cypress13,82753.23%11,61244.70%5362.06%2,2158.53%25,9752.27%
Dana Point10,10247.36%10,81650.71%4131.94%-714-3.35%21,3314.97%
Fountain Valley15,10947.13%16,34950.99%6031.88%-1,240-3.87%32,061-4.18%
Fullerton36,69357.37%25,72540.22%1,5452.42%10,96817.15%63,9632.54%
Garden Grove34,75349.67%33,98948.58%1,2221.75%7641.09%69,964-21.88%
Huntington Beach55,48147.25%59,27950.48%2,6642.27%-3,798-3.23%117,4243.19%
Irvine82,06765.06%42,83233.96%1,2320.98%39,23531.11%126,1311.57%
La Habra15,40956.35%11,34341.48%5932.17%4,06614.87%27,3450.88%
La Palma4,64555.94%3,52242.42%1361.64%1,12313.53%8,3030.45%
Laguna Beach10,37763.48%5,67034.69%3001.84%4,70728.79%16,3472.78%
Laguna Hills9,12951.98%8,10246.13%3311.88%1,0275.85%17,5627.23%
Laguna Niguel20,46951.42%18,59646.72%7411.86%1,8734.71%39,8066.44%
Laguna Woods7,49654.76%6,06944.33%1250.91%1,42710.42%13,6903.84%
Lake Forest23,81052.40%20,63845.42%9892.18%3,1726.98%45,4377.74%
Los Alamitos3,19251.63%2,82845.75%1622.62%3645.89%6,1823.84%
Mission Viejo28,98349.97%27,83748.00%1,1792.03%1,1461.98%57,9998.02%
Newport Beach24,11144.16%29,47753.98%1,0171.86%-5,366-9.83%54,6054.36%
Orange34,85152.46%30,02545.20%1,5532.34%4,8267.26%66,4294.55%
Placentia13,61651.83%12,13546.19%5211.98%1,4815.64%26,2725.57%
Rancho Santa Margarita13,31047.92%13,85749.89%6092.19%-547-1.97%27,7765.59%
San Clemente17,34644.05%21,23953.94%7912.01%-3,893-9.89%39,3764.65%
San Juan Capistrano9,04147.36%9,72050.91%3301.73%-679-3.56%19,0916.18%
Santa Ana64,64568.43%27,88729.52%1,9382.05%36,75838.91%94,470-13.91%
Seal Beach8,79350.38%8,40048.12%2621.50%3932.25%17,4551.80%
Stanton7,55756.25%5,62541.87%2521.88%1,93214.38%13,434-17.86%
Tustin21,09660.82%12,80436.91%7872.27%8,29223.91%34,6873.32%
Villa Park1,57337.91%2,49560.13%811.95%-922-22.22%4,1499.35%
Westminster18,73844.67%22,57753.82%6351.51%-3,839-9.15%41,950-24.63%
Yorba Linda17,19140.34%24,64657.83%7831.84%-7,455-17.49%42,6206.72%
Unincorporated Area34,81846.58%38,32251.27%1,6072.15%-3,504-4.69%74,7474.49%
AuburnPlacer4,52351.59%4,00145.64%2432.77%5225.95%8,7673.50%
Colfax43644.35%51652.49%313.15%-80-8.14%9839.01%
Lincoln12,80543.55%15,99254.39%6082.07%-3,187-10.84%29,4055.17%
Loomis1,49334.73%2,68862.53%1182.74%-1,195-27.80%4,2992.52%
Rocklin18,16046.26%20,08051.15%1,0162.59%-1,920-4.89%39,2565.94%
Roseville39,04948.10%40,19149.51%1,9382.39%-1,142-1.41%81,1785.47%
Unincorporated Area30,40342.74%39,02054.86%1,7062.40%-8,617-12.11%71,1294.64%
PortolaPlumas38241.08%52256.13%262.80%-140-15.05%9300.15%
Unincorporated Area4,17940.47%5,92357.36%2242.17%-1,744-16.89%10,3264.22%
BanningRiverside6,31250.20%6,00647.77%2552.03%3062.43%12,5735.38%
Beaumont11,65448.27%11,99549.68%4952.05%-341-1.41%24,1445.09%
Blythe1,69444.20%2,04653.38%932.43%-352-9.18%3,833-6.46%
Calimesa1,96834.71%3,58663.25%1162.05%-1,618-28.54%5,6703.18%
Canyon Lake1,65523.54%5,29875.34%791.12%-3,643-51.81%7,0321.27%
Cathedral City14,56870.43%5,82828.18%2891.40%8,74042.25%20,6854.07%
Coachella7,94878.11%2,00819.73%2202.16%5,94058.37%10,176-17.00%
Corona35,96451.53%32,29946.28%1,5282.19%3,6655.25%69,7911.97%
Desert Hot Springs5,89963.84%3,12333.80%2182.36%2,77630.04%9,2401.86%
Eastvale16,34054.27%13,27644.09%4941.64%3,06410.18%30,110-5.03%
Hemet16,37249.26%16,22448.81%6421.93%1480.45%33,2389.31%
Indian Wells1,15038.96%1,76159.65%411.39%-611-20.70%2,95213.67%
Indio19,83260.00%12,72138.49%5011.52%7,11121.51%33,054-0.89%
Jurupa Valley21,04657.81%14,58440.06%7772.13%6,46217.75%36,407-2.78%
La Quinta10,45950.19%10,05248.23%3291.58%4071.95%20,8408.61%
Lake Elsinore13,30349.70%12,95248.39%5121.91%3511.31%26,7673.50%
Menifee22,12843.57%27,78954.71%8761.72%-5,661-11.15%50,7936.82%
Moreno Valley48,36067.24%22,14830.80%1,4121.96%26,21236.45%71,920-3.69%
Murrieta23,18442.46%30,31655.52%1,1032.02%-7,132-13.06%54,6038.07%
Norco3,75430.56%8,29667.52%2361.92%-4,542-36.97%12,286-0.58%
Palm Desert14,84153.05%12,71545.45%4211.50%2,1267.60%27,9779.60%
Palm Springs20,06677.54%5,55121.45%2621.01%14,51556.09%25,8798.77%
Perris15,58870.78%5,98027.15%4552.07%9,60843.63%22,023-12.50%
Rancho Mirage6,48157.81%4,61741.18%1131.01%1,86416.63%11,21113.84%
Riverside71,61758.60%47,75939.08%2,8432.33%23,85819.52%122,2190.31%
San Jacinto9,31554.53%7,32342.87%4442.60%1,99211.66%17,0820.68%
Temecula24,73444.96%28,94752.62%1,3282.41%-4,213-7.66%55,0099.83%
Wildomar6,50238.84%9,90259.15%3372.01%-3,400-20.31%16,7412.23%
Unincorporated Area75,60646.45%84,04251.64%3,1041.91%-8,436-5.18%162,7524.29%
Citrus HeightsSacramento19,56446.20%21,55650.91%1,2252.89%-1,992-4.70%42,3453.74%
Elk Grove55,51962.51%31,46835.43%1,8262.06%24,05127.08%88,813-0.11%
Folsom22,25452.17%19,30345.25%1,0992.58%2,9516.92%42,6566.42%
Galt5,06544.02%6,11853.17%3232.81%-1,053-9.15%11,506-1.47%
Isleton15949.53%15147.04%113.43%82.49%321-15.55%
Rancho Cordova19,02256.18%13,92741.13%9102.69%5,09515.05%33,859-0.62%
Sacramento168,77675.11%50,43022.44%5,5112.45%118,34652.66%224,717-1.15%
Unincorporated Area150,44954.89%116,45242.49%7,1722.62%33,99712.40%274,0730.81%
HollisterSan Benito11,35167.07%5,18830.65%3852.27%6,16336.42%16,9241.15%
San Juan Bautista77268.32%32929.12%292.57%44339.20%1,130-1.05%
Unincorporated Area5,50551.13%5,07347.12%1891.76%4324.01%10,7674.16%
AdelantoSan Bernardino[ac]5,873[ad]66.40%2,75231.11%2202.49%3,12135.29%8,845-5.61%
Apple Valley12,59336.98%20,74660.91%7192.11%-8,153-23.94%34,0585.65%
Barstow3,45448.20%3,52249.15%1902.65%-68-0.95%7,1661.61%
Big Bear Lake97738.59%1,50759.52%481.90%-530-20.93%2,5327.80%
Chino20,47654.04%16,71944.13%6941.83%3,7579.92%37,889-1.56%
Chino Hills20,71452.41%18,16645.96%6451.63%2,5486.45%39,5252.01%
Colton11,69066.80%5,39530.83%4142.37%6,29535.97%17,499-8.33%
Fontana49,81765.24%24,91032.62%1,6362.14%24,90732.62%76,363-10.13%
Grand Terrace3,25152.15%2,83245.43%1512.42%4196.72%6,2344.72%
Hesperia15,25943.20%19,34454.77%7172.03%-4,085-11.57%35,3202.26%
Highland11,59554.53%9,20343.28%4662.19%2,39211.25%21,264-0.22%
Loma Linda5,99257.33%4,16939.89%2912.78%1,82317.44%10,4522.17%
Montclair8,72166.85%3,97330.45%3522.70%4,74836.39%13,046-8.39%
Needles64938.06%1,01959.77%372.17%-370-21.70%1,7050.83%
Ontario40,00063.61%21,52834.23%1,3572.16%18,47229.37%62,885-5.80%
Rancho Cucamonga45,19051.85%40,22046.15%1,7442.00%4,9705.70%87,1541.70%
Redlands20,19654.12%16,14943.27%9742.61%4,04710.84%37,3196.04%
Rialto24,69170.17%9,72527.64%7712.19%14,96642.53%35,187-9.35%
San Bernardino41,46365.62%20,14231.88%1,5822.50%21,32133.74%63,187-4.87%
Twentynine Palms2,63644.71%2,93149.71%3295.58%-295-5.00%5,89613.16%
Upland21,09553.95%17,17243.92%8332.13%3,92310.03%39,1004.21%
Victorville23,69957.69%16,37539.86%1,0092.46%7,32417.83%41,0830.14%
Yucaipa9,48034.80%17,19263.11%5702.09%-7,712-28.31%27,2421.96%
Yucca Valley3,93639.31%5,80858.00%2692.69%-1,872-18.70%10,01311.32%
Unincorporated Area52,41243.69%64,75853.98%2,7972.33%-12,346-10.29%119,9672.94%
CarlsbadSan Diego41,82657.76%29,11040.20%1,4832.05%12,71617.56%72,4197.11%
Chula Vista81,79464.61%42,36033.46%2,4381.93%39,43431.15%126,592-6.30%
Coronado5,31052.57%4,57645.31%2142.12%7347.27%10,1009.43%
Del Mar1,96363.51%1,05834.23%702.26%90529.28%3,091-0.18%
El Cajon19,02846.93%20,57950.75%9402.32%-1,551-3.83%40,547-0.27%
Encinitas27,05166.91%12,49130.90%8862.19%14,56036.01%40,4284.65%
Escondido33,73055.29%25,73942.19%1,5382.52%7,99113.10%61,0077.92%
Imperial Beach6,12957.24%4,23339.53%3463.23%1,89617.71%10,708-4.55%
La Mesa20,57163.36%11,04734.03%8492.61%9,52429.33%32,4677.72%
Lemon Grove8,00464.73%4,05532.79%3072.48%3,94931.93%12,3661.82%
National City12,86266.78%5,97931.04%4192.18%6,88335.74%19,260-17.05%
Oceanside49,19655.87%36,52041.47%2,3452.66%12,67614.39%88,0616.10%
Poway14,69751.01%13,37646.43%7372.56%1,3214.59%28,8109.20%
San Diego461,98568.55%196,37329.14%15,6142.32%265,61239.41%673,9721.55%
San Marcos25,08857.27%17,70340.41%1,0192.33%7,38516.86%43,8107.50%
Santee13,83643.05%17,49454.43%8092.52%-3,658-11.38%32,1397.81%
Solana Beach5,70565.19%2,84632.52%2012.30%2,85932.67%8,7527.36%
Vista22,98457.21%16,12440.13%1,0692.66%6,86017.07%40,1776.90%
Unincorporated Area112,89143.92%138,43153.86%5,6942.22%-25,540-9.94%257,0166.24%
San FranciscoSan Francisco378,15685.27%56,41712.72%8,8852.00%321,73972.55%443,458-3.66%
EscalonSan Joaquin1,26133.30%2,45364.77%731.93%-1,192-31.48%3,787-3.36%
Lathrop6,54064.50%3,37933.33%2202.17%3,16131.18%10,139-5.88%
Lodi12,25443.73%15,12053.96%6492.32%-2,866-10.23%28,0233.73%
Manteca18,67452.65%16,01745.16%7742.18%2,6577.49%35,4652.38%
Ripon2,82932.34%5,74165.63%1772.02%-2,912-33.29%8,7475.84%
Stockton67,93565.91%32,87531.90%2,2562.19%35,06034.02%103,066-4.73%
Tracy24,03562.45%13,61735.38%8322.16%10,41827.07%38,4840.46%
Unincorporated Area27,60945.46%31,89652.52%1,2272.02%-4,287-7.06%60,7320.84%
Arroyo GrandeSan Luis Obispo6,35054.33%5,01942.94%3192.73%1,33111.39%11,6888.40%
Atascadero8,66549.38%8,40247.88%4822.75%2631.50%17,5495.81%
El Paso de Robles7,37647.70%7,72249.94%3642.35%-346-2.24%15,4626.79%
Grover Beach3,71654.45%2,94443.14%1652.42%77211.31%6,8251.20%
Morro Bay4,60363.21%2,52334.65%1562.14%2,08028.56%7,2827.50%
Pismo Beach3,08453.29%2,58744.70%1162.00%4978.59%5,7874.06%
San Luis Obispo20,02474.85%5,95622.26%7732.89%14,06852.58%26,7536.63%
Unincorporated Area34,49250.47%32,28347.24%1,5602.28%2,2093.23%68,3353.19%
AthertonSan Mateo3,19471.81%1,14825.81%1062.38%2,04646.00%4,4485.40%
Belmont11,90778.80%2,88319.08%3212.12%9,02459.72%15,1113.86%
Brisbane2,11379.74%47718.00%602.26%1,63661.74%2,650-0.51%
Burlingame12,95277.89%3,38220.34%2941.77%9,57057.55%16,6281.70%
Colma51779.42%12419.05%101.54%39360.37%651-10.55%
Daly City32,55177.21%9,00721.36%6031.43%23,54455.84%42,161-8.56%
East Palo Alto7,34786.63%96211.34%1722.03%6,38575.29%8,481-7.55%
Foster City12,08076.29%3,47221.93%2831.79%8,60854.36%15,8352.84%
Half Moon Bay5,37475.83%1,55221.90%1612.27%3,82253.93%7,0872.94%
Hillsborough4,91568.32%2,11129.34%1682.34%2,80438.98%7,1946.66%
Menlo Park14,81384.64%2,34713.41%3411.95%12,46671.23%17,5011.62%
Millbrae8,49170.58%3,28627.31%2542.11%5,20543.26%12,031-1.67%
Pacifica17,88876.51%4,99521.36%4982.13%12,89355.14%23,381-0.34%
Portola Valley2,60380.39%55617.17%792.44%2,04763.22%3,2383.93%
Redwood City31,16380.50%6,74217.42%8082.09%24,42163.08%38,7133.21%
San Bruno15,86374.60%5,00923.56%3931.85%10,85451.04%21,265-2.06%
San Carlos15,00379.64%3,47518.45%3611.92%11,52861.19%18,8394.34%
San Mateo39,43377.95%10,21220.19%9411.86%29,22157.76%50,5860.55%
South San Francisco23,58677.06%6,55221.41%4711.54%17,03455.65%30,609-4.82%
Woodside2,70573.01%91424.67%862.32%1,79148.34%3,7054.72%
Unincorporated Area26,99879.27%6,37818.73%6812.00%20,62060.55%34,0572.38%
BuelltonSanta Barbara1,65755.21%1,26642.19%782.60%39113.03%3,00111.30%
Carpinteria5,05472.13%1,81025.83%1432.04%3,24446.30%7,0074.51%
Goleta12,69672.04%4,49225.49%4352.47%8,20446.55%17,6236.25%
Guadalupe1,52167.66%68030.25%472.09%84137.41%2,248-13.99%
Lompoc8,56156.40%6,19840.83%4212.77%2,36315.57%15,1804.62%
Santa Barbara38,57379.29%9,12618.76%9491.95%29,44760.53%48,6484.62%
Santa Maria16,97257.10%12,09140.68%6612.22%4,88116.42%29,724-0.77%
Solvang1,92153.29%1,60044.38%842.33%3218.90%3,60510.11%
Unincorporated Area43,00858.71%28,47338.87%1,7712.42%14,53519.84%73,2521.17%
CampbellSanta Clara[ae]16,40373.65%5,32223.90%5472.46%11,08149.75%22,2721.41%
Cupertino21,50975.01%6,56722.90%5982.09%14,94252.11%28,674-2.42%
Gilroy17,03367.63%7,60030.18%5512.19%9,43337.46%25,1840.39%
Los Altos15,70579.76%3,59418.25%3911.99%12,11161.51%19,6905.21%
Los Altos Hills4,24573.28%1,39924.15%1492.57%2,84649.13%5,7934.91%
Los Gatos14,31772.06%5,08525.59%4662.35%9,23246.47%19,8682.36%
Milpitas20,56967.94%9,22030.46%4851.60%11,34937.49%30,274-14.68%
Monte Sereno1,65367.44%75430.76%441.80%89936.68%2,451-0.06%
Morgan Hill15,55264.43%7,95732.97%6282.60%7,59531.47%24,1373.52%
Mountain View28,83982.51%5,33715.27%7772.22%23,50267.24%34,9530.14%
Palo Alto31,60483.99%5,27014.01%7542.00%26,33469.99%37,628-0.28%
San Jose307,68771.11%116,19326.85%8,7912.03%191,49444.26%432,671-9.05%
Santa Clara36,19774.42%11,45823.56%9812.02%24,73950.87%48,636-1.91%
Saratoga14,39672.01%5,17425.88%4232.12%9,22246.13%19,9933.15%
Sunnyvale45,04176.69%12,29520.93%1,3992.38%32,74655.75%58,735-0.97%
Unincorporated Area27,21768.79%11,38728.78%9592.42%15,83040.01%39,563-0.50%
CapitolaSanta Cruz4,88177.34%1,26820.09%1622.57%3,61357.25%6,3112.33%
Santa Cruz28,31586.41%3,58410.94%8702.65%24,73175.47%32,7692.85%
Scotts Valley5,43070.96%2,02926.52%1932.52%3,40144.45%7,6527.80%
Watsonville13,27281.02%2,82817.26%2811.72%10,44463.76%16,381-4.08%
Unincorporated Area62,34876.33%17,22821.09%2,1072.58%45,12055.24%81,6834.71%
AndersonShasta1,40330.49%3,08567.04%1142.48%-1,682-36.55%4,6022.09%
Redding16,62135.80%28,63161.66%1,1802.54%-12,010-25.87%46,4325.66%
Shasta Lake1,62733.59%3,10364.07%1132.33%-1,476-30.48%4,8434.18%
Unincorporated Area10,34927.95%25,97070.15%7041.90%-15,621-42.19%37,0232.09%
LoyaltonSierra12432.46%25065.45%82.09%-126-32.98%382-5.12%
Unincorporated Area60639.15%89257.62%503.23%-286-18.48%1,5485.58%
DorrisSiskiyou8932.01%18666.91%31.08%-97-34.89%278-0.14%
Dunsmuir51259.81%31436.68%303.50%19823.13%85610.67%
Etna12133.06%23664.48%92.46%-115-31.42%366-2.08%
Fort Jones12434.35%22161.22%164.43%-97-26.87%3614.67%
Montague17025.88%46971.39%182.74%-299-45.51%6571.31%
Mt. Shasta1,24661.90%71135.32%562.78%53526.58%2,0132.87%
Tulelake7038.04%10959.24%52.72%-39-21.20%18417.18%
Weed49049.30%46847.08%363.62%222.21%994-0.56%
Yreka1,32737.04%2,15360.09%1032.87%-826-23.05%3,5834.89%
Unincorporated Area5,44438.45%8,42359.50%2902.05%-2,979-21.04%14,1574.22%
BeniciaSolano12,00169.03%4,96828.57%4172.40%7,03340.45%17,3862.02%
Dixon4,60850.86%4,19746.32%2552.81%4114.54%9,060-0.78%
Fairfield32,99066.30%15,54831.25%1,2182.45%17,44235.06%49,7560.93%
Rio Vista3,61757.43%2,58641.06%951.51%1,03116.37%6,2985.66%
Suisun City8,81469.79%3,48027.55%3362.66%5,33442.23%12,6301.16%
Vacaville24,24351.56%21,54945.83%1,2312.62%2,6945.73%47,0230.29%
Vallejo40,81976.56%11,41921.42%1,0772.02%29,40055.14%53,315-3.06%
Unincorporated Area4,54743.88%5,55953.64%2572.48%-1,012-9.77%10,363-1.69%
CloverdaleSonoma3,19968.33%1,37229.30%1112.37%1,82739.02%4,6824.53%
Cotati3,24274.79%97722.54%1162.68%2,26552.25%4,3356.49%
Healdsburg5,26276.91%1,42020.75%1602.34%3,84256.15%6,8422.64%
Petaluma26,90575.51%7,88922.14%8362.35%19,01653.37%35,6302.55%
Rohnert Park15,61770.87%5,81326.38%6052.75%9,80444.49%22,0353.05%
Santa Rosa66,91876.05%18,85321.43%2,2182.52%48,06554.63%87,9894.47%
Sebastopol4,44586.21%58811.40%1232.39%3,85774.81%5,1564.18%
Sonoma5,43277.38%1,45120.67%1371.95%3,98156.71%7,0205.64%
Windsor10,18768.27%4,36529.25%3692.47%5,82239.02%14,9212.80%
Unincorporated Area58,73173.74%19,09723.98%1,8142.28%39,63449.77%79,6423.98%
CeresStanislaus9,60858.95%6,32738.82%3642.23%3,28120.13%16,299-4.33%
Hughson1,25737.28%2,05260.85%631.87%-795-23.58%3,372-1.13%
Modesto46,06552.81%39,03944.76%2,1192.43%7,0268.06%87,2230.49%
Newman2,24356.15%1,66941.78%832.08%57414.37%3,995-1.45%
Oakdale3,80734.90%6,86562.94%2362.16%-3,058-28.03%10,908-3.71%
Patterson5,30064.91%2,66932.69%1962.40%2,63132.22%8,165-3.27%
Riverbank5,00451.28%4,51846.30%2372.43%4864.98%9,759-0.48%
Turlock14,31447.09%15,40950.69%6772.23%-1,095-3.60%30,400-2.95%
Waterford1,23737.98%1,94759.78%732.24%-710-21.80%3,2570.13%
Unincorporated Area17,00640.98%23,65056.99%8422.03%-6,644-16.01%41,498-0.96%
Live OakSutter1,68351.26%1,52746.51%732.22%1564.75%3,283-7.37%
Yuba City12,84444.54%15,37853.33%6142.13%-2,534-8.79%28,836-1.49%
Unincorporated Area2,84026.99%7,47071.00%2112.01%-4,630-44.01%10,521-1.63%
CorningTehama91740.59%1,28256.75%602.66%-365-16.16%2,259-1.44%
Red Bluff2,05136.96%3,32559.92%1733.12%-1,274-22.96%5,5491.54%
Tehama8337.73%13059.09%73.18%-47-21.36%2204.50%
Unincorporated Area5,86028.32%14,40469.61%4292.07%-8,544-41.29%20,6931.02%
Unincorporated AreaTrinity2,85145.56%3,18850.94%2193.50%-337-5.39%6,2585.31%
DinubaTulare3,50959.01%2,30538.77%1322.22%1,20420.25%5,946-5.67%
Exeter1,37334.01%2,59264.21%721.78%-1,219-30.20%4,0371.26%
Farmersville1,44062.91%78234.16%672.93%65828.75%2,289-8.87%
Lindsay1,66665.59%81932.24%552.17%84733.35%2,540-12.42%
Porterville8,10448.69%8,15949.02%3822.29%-55-0.33%16,645-1.92%
Tulare9,33343.52%11,66054.37%4542.12%-2,327-10.85%21,4470.22%
Visalia24,22643.86%29,72253.81%1,2852.33%-5,496-9.95%55,2335.17%
Woodlake1,16567.03%53730.90%362.07%62836.13%1,738-8.01%
Unincorporated Area15,28941.37%21,00356.83%6651.80%-5,714-15.46%36,9571.36%
SonoraTuolumne1,25850.18%1,15646.11%933.71%1024.07%2,5078.60%
Unincorporated Area10,72038.43%16,53359.27%6412.30%-5,813-20.84%27,8941.81%
CamarilloVentura22,26953.81%18,21444.01%9002.17%4,0559.80%41,3835.35%
Fillmore4,01362.63%2,26435.34%1302.03%1,74927.30%6,407-1.45%
Moorpark11,36455.75%8,61342.26%4061.99%2,75113.50%20,3835.28%
Ojai3,39270.93%1,28826.93%1022.13%2,10444.00%4,7825.84%
Oxnard50,25371.85%18,21426.04%1,4782.11%32,03945.81%69,945-4.20%
Port Hueneme5,69565.95%2,71531.44%2252.61%2,98034.51%8,635-0.64%
San Buenaventura38,95363.27%21,10734.29%1,5022.44%17,84628.99%61,5625.29%
Santa Paula7,49467.71%3,38230.56%1911.73%4,11237.16%11,067-3.13%
Simi Valley35,22549.35%34,59048.46%1,5622.19%6350.89%71,3775.00%
Thousand Oaks43,33056.78%31,45541.22%1,5232.00%11,87515.56%76,3085.82%
Unincorporated Area29,40057.82%20,36540.05%1,0842.13%9,03517.77%50,8495.13%
DavisYolo28,84285.13%4,22312.47%8132.40%24,61972.67%33,8782.73%
West Sacramento14,61662.89%8,08134.77%5422.33%6,53528.12%23,239-1.16%
Winters1,99959.05%1,28938.08%972.87%71020.97%3,385-1.99%
Woodland16,62362.40%9,33935.06%6772.54%7,28427.34%26,6392.62%
Unincorporated Area5,51854.51%4,36043.07%2452.42%1,15811.44%10,123-3.90%
MarysvilleYuba1,77639.93%2,53156.90%1413.17%-755-16.97%4,4480.77%
Wheatland49029.99%1,09066.71%543.30%-600-36.72%1,634-1.20%
Unincorporated Area8,96437.81%14,05559.29%6862.89%-5,091-21.48%23,7051.75%
Totals11,110,640[ab]63.50%[ad]6,006,51834.33%[ad]378,7332.16%5,104,12229.17%17,495,891[ad]-1.20%

Cities & Unincorporated Areas that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Cities & Unincorporated Areas that flipped from Democratic to Republican

Analysis

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Joe Biden won California by a landslide margin of 29.2%. Despite Biden's overall victory closely mirroring Clinton's, under a point behind her margin, there were large swings underneath the statewide margins. Biden lost ground in large diverse counties while improving in mostly whiter and more suburban counties.[83] While Trump yet again lost Los Angeles County by a landslide and yet again received less than 30% of the vote in the county, he improved his standing inLos Angeles County, thanks to growth in mainly Latino neighborhoods in theGateway Cities and theSan Fernando Valley, alongside improvements in mainly Asian communities in theSan Gabriel Valley. Trump also managed to gain in white neighborhoods as well, with visible gains made inBeverly Hills and otherWestside communities, mainly because of the region's high Jewish population,Burbank andGlendale in the eastern San Fernando Valley, and the Valley's southern wealthy neighborhoods such asEncino andTarzana.[84][85] California is also one of the seven states (along withIllinois,Arkansas,Nevada,Utah,Florida, andHawaii) as well as the District of Columbia in which Trump's margin increased from 2016.

While Biden wonSanta Clara County by a landslide margin of 47.4%, his margins shrank below that of Hillary Clinton's 2016 margin, 52.1%, in the county. His margins slightly shrank in the more suburban communities ofSanta Clara andSunnyvale, even improving in very wealthy cities likeLos Altos Hills andSaratoga, but his margins fell in the heavily Asian parts ofSan Jose, andMilpitas, which Biden won by a landslide, as Trump's comparison of Biden's proposed policies to socialism and communism droveVietnamese American voters towards him. Theissue over China in the South China Sea helped swing Vietnamese Americans, as well asFilipino American voters to the Republican Party. Nonetheless, Trump still received a small 25% of the vote in Santa Clara County, underperforming President Bush in 2004, John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012.[86] Trump also gained inAlameda andSan Francisco County, but his improvements were smaller thanSanta Clara County andLos Angeles County.[83] Meanwhile, Biden gained in the more white and suburbanSan Diego County andRiverside County.[87] In the former, Biden's improvements in wealthy suburban areas, likeCarlsbad andEncinitas, alongside gains in more working-classEscondido andOceanside,[88] helped overcome Trump's growth in the more Hispanic neighborhoods in southern San Diego County. InRiverside County, Trump lost ground in whiter more Republican territory in the southern part of the county likeMenifee andTemecula, and in very liberal communities likePalm Springs in theCoachella Valley, which overcame Biden's decline in Hispanic communities towards the county's northwest, includingMoreno Valley andPerris.[85] Trump also gained grounds in certain areas likeWest Covina andCarson.[85]

Outside the large population centers and theInland Empire, both parties largely ran in line with their 2016 performances. In theCentral Valley, Biden's margin was roughly unchanged, though he lost some support in the northern counties likeMerced andStanislaus while gaining in the more Republican southern counties aroundKern (Bakersfield).[89] Biden improved by a point inSacramento County but saw visible growth in suburbanPlacer County. However, Trump overwhelmingly outperformed his 2016 performance in rural and heavily HispanicImperial County, gaining 17 points. Biden's margin was higher than John Kerry's or Al Gore's in Imperial County, but underperformed Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.[89]

Edison exit polls

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2020 presidential election in California by demographic subgroup (Edison exit polling)[90][91]
Demographic subgroupBidenTrump% of

total vote

Total vote63.4829.32100
Ideology
Liberals90929
Moderates702841
Conservatives287030
Party
Democrats97250
Republicans108930
Independents573520
Gender
Men633447
Women633553
Race/ethnicity
White514749
Black82159
Latino752331
Asian76226
Other59355
Age
18–24 years old73279
25–29 years old78215
30–39 years old633220
40–49 years old584117
50–64 years old623631
65 and older613719
Sexual orientation
LGBT7
Not LGBT623793
Education
High school or less544514
Somecollege education593726
Associate degree633616
Bachelor's degree653429
Postgraduate degree742415
Income
Under $50,000613736
$50,000–$99,999613736
Over $100,000653429
Issue regarded as most important
Racial inequality93618
Coronavirus90923
Economy277221
Crime and safety17
Health care17
Region
Coastal653410
Inland524530
Bay Area752318
Los Angeles County712724
Southern coast583918
Area type
Urban683043
Suburban603752
Rural5
Family's financial situation today
Better than four years ago435537
Worse than four years ago801425
About the same673138

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Notes

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  1. ^The other five states wereArkansas,Florida,Hawaii,Nevada, andUtah, as well asWashington DC.
  2. ^abcCandidate withdrew shortly before the primary, when all-mail voting had already begun.
  3. ^abcCandidate withdrew following the New Hampshire primary, when all-mail voting had already begun.
  4. ^Including 34 write-in votes
  5. ^Calculated by taking the difference of 100% and all other candidates combined.
  6. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiajKey:
    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear
  7. ^abOverlapping sample with the previous SurveyMonkey/Axios poll, but more information available regarding sample size
  8. ^"Someone else" with 4%
  9. ^abDe La Fuente (A) and De La Riva (PSOL) with 0%
  10. ^abDe La Fuente listed as Guerra
  11. ^abWould not vote with 1%; "Someone else" with no voters
  12. ^"Another candidate" with 3%
  13. ^"Another Third Party/Write-in" with 1%
  14. ^Archived September 27, 2020, at theWayback Machine
  15. ^"Someone else" with 3%
  16. ^"Another Third Party/Write-in" with 2%
  17. ^"Someone else" with 4%; would not vote with 2%
  18. ^Including voters who lean towards a given candidate
  19. ^abcdOther with 0%; neither with 3%
  20. ^"Other" with 3%; would not vote with 3%
  21. ^abcOther with 1%; neither with 3%
  22. ^"Other" with 3%; would not vote with 2%
  23. ^"Other" with 6%; would not vote with 4%
  24. ^abcOther with 0%; neither with 4%
  25. ^"Other" with 5%; would not vote with 2%
  26. ^"Other" with 5%; would not vote with 3%
  27. ^ab2016 Supplement to Statement of vote combines vote in Willows with Glenn County's unincorporated area
  28. ^abBiden's vote total for Merced County and statewide is 1 vote higher than his total in the official county and state results. This is the result of an apparent tubulation error from California's Supplement to Statement of Vote, where Biden's combined official city vote totals in Merced County add up to 1 vote more than his official county vote total.
  29. ^2016's city results in San Bernardino county are missing 34 write in votes done for the candidates on the ballot, as they were put on their own county-wide line item rather than being included in the city results.
  30. ^abcdStatewide candidate vote percentages and the total vote number differ here because California's Supplement to Statement of Vote does not count write in votes as part of the city totals.
  31. ^2016's city results in Santa Clara county are missing 1,639 write in votes done for the candidates on the ballot, as they were put on their own county-wide line item rather than being included in the city results.

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