2018 California Insurance Commissioner election County resultsLara: 50–60% 60–70%Poizner: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80%
The2018 California Insurance Commissioner election was held on November 6, 2018, to elect theInsurance Commissioner ofCalifornia . Under California'snonpartisan blanket primary law, all candidates appear on the same ballot, regardless of party. In the primary, voters may vote for any candidate, regardless of their party affiliation. The top two finishers — regardless of party — advance to the general election in November, even if a candidate manages to receive a majority of the votes cast in the primary election.
Incumbent Democratic commissionerDave Jones was term-limited and could not seek a third term.
No party preference [ edit ] Peace and Freedom Party [ edit ] Nathalie Hrizi, teacher and 2014 candidate for Insurance Commissioner[ 7] Ricardo Lara (D)
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Jerry Brown ,Governor of California [ 9] Kevin de León ,President pro tempore of the California State Senate and candidate forUnited States Senate [ 2] Toni Atkins , President pro tempore of the California State Senate (D-39)Robert Hertzberg , California State Senator (D-18)[ 4] Ben Hueso , California State Senator (D-40)[ 4] Tony Mendoza , former California State Senator[ 4] Holly Mitchell , California State Senator (D-30)[ 4] Scott Wiener , California State Senator (D-11)[ 10] Ed Hernandez , California State Senator (D-22)Steven Bradford , California State Senator (D-35)Hannah-Beth Jackson , California State Senator (D-19)Nancy Skinner , California State Senator (D-9)Ben Allen , California State Senator (D-26)Bill Monning , California State Senator (D-17)Henry Stern , California State Senator (D-27)Josh Newman , former California State SenatorCathleen Galgiani , California State Senator (D-5)Bill Dodd , California State Senator (D-3)Richard Roth , California State Senator (D-31)Jerry Hill , California State Senator (D-13)Bob Wieckowski , California State Senator (D-10)Mike McGuire , California State Senator (D-2)Anthony Portantino , California State Senator (D-25)Mark Leno , former California State Senator[ 10] Anthony Rendon ,Speaker of theCalifornia State Assembly [ 2] Fabian Nunez , former Speaker of the California State AssemblyJohn Pérez , former Speaker of the California State AssemblyEduardo Garcia , California State Assemblymember (D-56)[ 8] Jacqui Irwin , California State Assemblymember (D-44)[ 8] Blanca Rubio , California State Assemblymember (D-48)[ 8] Miguel Santiago , California State Assemblymember (D-53)[ 8] Lorena Gonzalez-Fletcher , California State Assemblymember (D-80)Todd Gloria , California State Assemblymember (D-78)Evan Low , California State Assemblymember (D-28)Tony Thurmond , California State Assemblymember (D-15)Shirley Weber , California State Assemblymember (D-79)Kevin McCarty , California State Assemblymember (D-7)Reggie Jones-Sawyer , California State Assemblymember (D-59)Freddie Rodriguez , California State Assemblymember (D-52)David Chiu , California State Assemblymember (D-17)Ash Kalra , California State Assemblymember (D-27)Monique Limon , California State Assemblymember (D-37)Jim Frazier , California State Assemblymember (D-11)Kansen Chu , California State Assemblymember (D-25)Ed Chau , California State Assemblymember (D-49)Chris Holden , California State Assemblymember (D-41)Joaquin Arambula , California State Assemblymember (D-31)Jim Cooper , California State Assemblymember (D-9)Jose Medina , California State Assemblymember (D-61)Eloise Reyes , California State Assemblymember (D-47)Susan Eggman , California State Assemblymember (D-13)Phil Ting , California State Assemblymember (D-19)Kevin Mullin , California State Assemblymember (D-22)Raul Bocanegra , former California State AssemblymemberRudy Salas , California State Assemblymember (D-32)Autumn Burke , California State Assemblymember (D-62)Bill Quirk , California State Assemblymember (D-20)Sebastian Ridley-Thomas , California State Assemblymember (D-54)Susan Bonilla , former California State Assemblymember[ 2] Fiona Ma , Chair of theCalifornia State Board of Equalization [ 10] Tom Torlakson ,California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Local-level officials
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Steve Poizner (NPP)
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Donald Friese , businessman[ 24] Robert Day , businessman and philanthropist[ 24] Paul Jacobs , businessman[ 24] Bradford M. Freeman , businessman and conservative donor[ 24] Floyd Kvamme , businessman and former advisor toGeorge W. Bush andPete Wilson (Republican )[ 24] Kelly Roberts, businesswoman, philanthropist, and former advisor toArnold Schwarzenegger (Republican )[ 24] David Crane , lecturer atStanford University and president of Govern for California (Democratic )[ 24] Merrill Newman , businessman and veteran[ 24] Malin Burnham , businessman and former sailboat racer[ 24] Eli Broad , entrepreneur and philanthropist[ 24] Sherry Lansing , actress, film studio executive, and philanthropist[ 24] Doug Wick , film producer[ 25] Greg Lucier, businessman[ 25] John Altschuler , film producer and writer[ 25] Robert Shillman , businessman[ 24] James Easton , businessman, philanthropist, and archer[ 24] Robert C. Kagle , businessman[ 24] Howard F. Ahmanson , businessman (Democratic )[ 24] Joseph W. Saunders , chairman ofTeach for All [ 24] Larry Sonsini , corporate lawyer and venture capitalist[ 24] David Horowitz , conservative writer[ 24] Paul Haaga , chairman ofNPR [ 24] Tom Edmonds, member of theKern County Republican Central Committee (Republican )[ 30] Franklin P. Johnson , businessman (Republican )[ 24] David Marquardt , venture capitalist[ 24] Michael G. McCaffery , businessman[ 25] Daniel Schnur, former director of communications for Pete Wilson (Republican )[ 25] Jack Dangermond , businessman and environmental scientist[ 24] Samuel Ginn , businessman[ 24] A.C. Markkula , businessman[ 24] Greg Penner , businessman[ 24] Carrie Penner , educator and businesswoman[ 24] Diane Wilsey , socialite and philanthropist[ 24] Jeremy Stoppelman , businessman[ 24] John Sculley , businessman[ 24] Nicholas J. Pritzker , entrepreneur[ 24] Jeffrey Henley , businessman[ 24] Carl Berg , businessman[ 24] Matt Cohler , venture capitalist[ 24] John J. Fisher , businessman (Republican )[ 24] Doris F. Fisher , businesswoman[ 24] William S. Fisher , investor and philanthropist[ 24] Alex Spanos , businessman and majority owner of theLos Angeles Chargers [ 24] Organizations
Asif Mahmood (D)
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Results by county: Poizner—60–70%
Poizner—50–60%
Poizner—40–50%
Poizner—30–40%
Lara—40–50%
Lara—50–60%
Primary results by county.[ 37] Gray represents counties won by Poizner.Blue represents counties won by Lara.
County Hrizi (PFP) Lara (D) Mahmood (D) Poizner (NPP) Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Alameda 17,147 5.8% 133,124 45.0% 58,868 19.9% 86,517 29.3% Alpine 14 3.9% 148 41.5% 52 14.6% 143 40.1% Amador 612 5.3% 2,580 22.3% 1,403 12.1% 6,961 60.2% Butte 3,355 6.9% 14,716 30.3% 6,888 14.2% 23,637 48.6% Calaveras 763 5.5% 3,100 22.3% 1,665 12.0% 8,373 60.2% Colusa 177 5.8% 797 26.0% 341 11.1% 1,751 57.1% Contra Costa 11,081 5.2% 77,385 36.2% 32,203 15.1% 92,885 43.5% Del Norte 367 7.8% 1,527 32.6% 509 10.9% 2,275 48.6% El Dorado 2,385 4.8% 12,415 24.9% 6,077 12.2% 28,890 58.1% Fresno 6,786 5.7% 41,331 35.0% 13,866 11.7% 56,205 47.6% Glenn 300 6.9% 891 20.5% 411 9.5% 2,741 63.1% Humboldt 2,052 7.6% 11,995 44.2% 4,734 17.4% 8,383 30.9% Imperial 808 4.6% 9,841 55.6% 1,547 8.7% 5,488 31.0% Inyo 346 7.1% 1,541 31.6% 559 11.5% 2,431 49.8% Kern 5,398 5.1% 30,758 28.8% 8,401 7.9% 62,207 58.3% Kings 636 4.3% 4,332 29.2% 1,286 8.7% 8,570 57.8% Lake 758 6.2% 3,749 30.4% 2,148 17.4% 5,658 46.0% Lassen 497 9.4% 1,186 22.5% 415 7.9% 3,164 60.1% Los Angeles 61,597 4.7% 697,795 53.6% 167,348 12.8% 375,658 28.8% Madera 989 4.6% 6,066 28.0% 1,772 8.2% 12,814 58.2% Marin 2,919 4.0% 31,388 42.6% 12,091 16.4% 27,200 37.0% Mariposa 332 6.0% 1,440 26.2% 483 8.8% 3,237 58.9% Mendocino 1,460 7.8% 7,776 41.5% 3,992 21.3% 5,488 29.3% Merced 1,547 5.4% 11,275 39.3% 2,411 8.4% 13,484 47.0% Modoc 231 10.1% 474 20.6% 221 9.6 1,372 59.7% Mono 165 5.6% 1,109 38.0% 372 12.7% 1,276 43.7% Monterey 2,479 4.5% 30,645 50.9% 5,535 9.2% 21,511 35.8% Napa 1,439 4.5% 10,671 33.2% 6,464 20.1% 13,554 42.25% Nevada 1,822 5.5% 9,958 30.0% 6,188 18.6% 15,221 45.9% Orange 23,160 4.2% 188,970 34.1% 61,759 11.1% 280,356 50.6% Placer 5,102 5.3% 25,945 26.8% 11,515 11.9% 54,208 56.0% Plumas 374 6.6% 1,372 24.4% 925 16.4% 2,957 52.5% Riverside 13,804 4.5% 108,203 35.1% 32,895 10.7% 153,157 49.7% Sacramento 12,183 4.4% 101,947 36.5% 43,282 15.5% 121,841 43.6% San Benito 635 5.7% 4,647 42.0% 1,131 10.2% 4,654 42.1% San Bernardino 12,723 5.0% 90,705 35.7% 26,223 10.3% 124,324 49.0% San Diego 23,397 3.9% 236,429 39.2% 77,311 12.8% 266,318 44.1% San Francisco 29,487 14.1% 85,107 40.8% 33,001 15.8% 61,044 29.3% San Joaquin 5,427 5.5% 34,626 35.3% 13,673 13.9% 44,395 45.2% San Luis Obispo 3,998 5.2% 25,898 34.0% 9,912 13.0% 36,411 47.8% San Mateo 6,436 4.2% 63,588 42.0% 25,588 16.9% 55,930 36.9% Santa Barbara 3,374 4.2% 33,840 42.1% 9,821 12.2% 33,303 41.5% Santa Clara 12,742 4.0% 122,582 38.2% 54,958 17.1% 130,320 40.6% Santa Cruz 3,373 5.2% 31,192 48.3% 10,239 15.9% 19,728 30.6% Shasta 2,626 6.3% 8,153 19.7% 3,593 8.7% 27,077 65.3% Sierra 108 8.9% 311 25.6% 167 13.8% 627 51.7% Siskiyou 705 6.9% 2,802 27.6% 1,121 11.0% 5,523 54.4% Solano 4,310 5.8% 28,514 38.4% 12,225 16.4% 29,277 39.4% Sonoma 5,550 4.7% 52,719 45.0% 22,399 19.1% 36,463 31.1% Stanislaus 3,755 4.7% 26,116 32.8% 10,487 13.2% 39,346 49.4% Sutter 1,187 6.4% 4,277 23.2% 2,694 14.6% 10,258 55.7% Tehama 1,024 8.0% 2,645 20.7% 1,087 8.5% 8,042 62.8% Trinity 382 11.1% 1,031 30.0% 490 14.2% 1,536 44.7% Tulare 2,568 5.1% 16,495 32.4% 3,615 7.1% 28,167 55.4% Tuolumne 811 5.8% 3,464 24.8% 1,865 13.3% 7,843 56.1% Ventura 5,875 4.0% 57,286 38.7% 16,715 11.3% 68,059 46.0% Yolo 1,777 4.3% 17,219 41.5% 7,799 18.8% 14,688 35.4% Yuba 786 7.3% 2,382 22.2% 1,283 12.0% 6,274 58.5% Totals 316,149 5.0% 2,538,478 40.5% 846,023 13.5% 2,569,254 41.0%
Ricardo Lara (D)
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Jerry Brown ,Governor of California [ 9] Kevin de León ,President pro tempore of the California State Senate and candidate forUnited States Senate [ 2] Toni Atkins , President pro tempore of the California State Senate (D-39)Robert Hertzberg , California State Senator (D-18)[ 4] Ben Hueso , California State Senator (D-40)[ 4] Tony Mendoza , former California State Senator[ 4] Holly Mitchell , California State Senator (D-30)[ 4] Scott Wiener , California State Senator (D-11)[ 10] Ed Hernandez , California State Senator (D-22)Steven Bradford , California State Senator (D-35)Hannah-Beth Jackson , California State Senator (D-19)Nancy Skinner , California State Senator (D-9)Ben Allen , California State Senator (D-26)Bill Monning , California State Senator (D-17)Henry Stern , California State Senator (D-27)Josh Newman , former California State SenatorCathleen Galgiani , California State Senator (D-5)Bill Dodd , California State Senator (D-3)Richard Roth , California State Senator (D-31)Jerry Hill , California State Senator (D-13)Bob Wieckowski , California State Senator (D-10)Mike McGuire , California State Senator (D-2)Anthony Portantino , California State Senator (D-25)Mark Leno , former California State Senator[ 10] Anthony Rendon ,Speaker of theCalifornia State Assembly [ 2] Fabian Nunez , former Speaker of the California State AssemblyJohn Pérez , former Speaker of the California State AssemblyEduardo Garcia , California State Assemblymember (D-56)[ 8] Jacqui Irwin , California State Assemblymember (D-44)[ 8] Blanca Rubio , California State Assemblymember (D-48)[ 8] Miguel Santiago , California State Assemblymember (D-53)[ 8] Lorena Gonzalez-Fletcher , California State Assemblymember (D-80)Todd Gloria , California State Assemblymember (D-78)Evan Low , California State Assemblymember (D-28)Tony Thurmond , California State Assemblymember (D-15)Shirley Weber , California State Assemblymember (D-79)Kevin McCarty , California State Assemblymember (D-7)Reggie Jones-Sawyer , California State Assemblymember (D-59)Freddie Rodriguez , California State Assemblymember (D-52)David Chiu , California State Assemblymember (D-17)Ash Kalra , California State Assemblymember (D-27)Monique Limon , California State Assemblymember (D-37)Jim Frazier , California State Assemblymember (D-11)Kansen Chu , California State Assemblymember (D-25)Ed Chau , California State Assemblymember (D-49)Chris Holden , California State Assemblymember (D-41)Joaquin Arambula , California State Assemblymember (D-31)Jim Cooper , California State Assemblymember (D-9)Jose Medina , California State Assemblymember (D-61)Eloise Reyes , California State Assemblymember (D-47)Susan Eggman , California State Assemblymember (D-13)Phil Ting , California State Assemblymember (D-19)Kevin Mullin , California State Assemblymember (D-22)Raul Bocanegra , former California State AssemblymemberRudy Salas , California State Assemblymember (D-32)Autumn Burke , California State Assemblymember (D-62)Bill Quirk , California State Assemblymember (D-20)Sebastian Ridley-Thomas , California State Assemblymember (D-54)Susan Bonilla , former California State Assemblymember[ 2] Fiona Ma , Chair of theCalifornia State Board of Equalization [ 10] Tom Torlakson ,California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Local-level officials
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Donald Friese , businessman[ 24] Robert Day , businessman and philanthropist[ 24] Paul Jacobs , businessman[ 24] Bradford M. Freeman , businessman and conservative donor[ 24] Floyd Kvamme , businessman and former advisor toGeorge W. Bush andPete Wilson (Republican )[ 24] Kelly Roberts, businesswoman, philanthropist, and former advisor toArnold Schwarzenegger (Republican )[ 24] David Crane , lecturer atStanford University and president of Govern for California (Democratic )[ 24] Merrill Newman , businessman and veteran[ 24] Malin Burnham , businessman and former sailboat racer[ 24] Eli Broad , entrepreneur and philanthropist[ 24] Sherry Lansing , actress, film studio executive, and philanthropist[ 24] Doug Wick , film producer[ 25] Greg Lucier, businessman[ 25] John Altschuler , film producer and writer[ 25] Robert Shillman , businessman[ 24] James Easton , businessman, philanthropist, and archer[ 24] Robert C. Kagle , businessman[ 24] Howard F. Ahmanson , businessman (Democratic )[ 24] Joseph W. Saunders , chairman ofTeach for All [ 24] Larry Sonsini , corporate lawyer and venture capitalist[ 24] David Horowitz , conservative writer[ 24] Paul Haaga , chairman ofNPR [ 24] Tom Edmonds, member of theKern County Republican Central Committee (Republican )[ 30] Franklin P. Johnson , businessman (Republican )[ 24] David Marquardt , venture capitalist[ 24] Michael G. McCaffery , businessman[ 25] Daniel Schnur, former director of communications for Pete Wilson (Republican )[ 25] Jack Dangermond , businessman and environmental scientist[ 24] Samuel Ginn , businessman[ 24] A.C. Markkula , businessman[ 24] Greg Penner , businessman[ 24] Carrie Penner , educator and businesswoman[ 24] Diane Wilsey , socialite and philanthropist[ 24] Jeremy Stoppelman , businessman[ 24] John Sculley , businessman[ 24] Nicholas J. Pritzker , entrepreneur[ 24] Jeffrey Henley , businessman[ 24] Carl Berg , businessman[ 24] Matt Cohler , venture capitalist[ 24] John J. Fisher , businessman (Republican )[ 24] Doris F. Fisher , businesswoman[ 24] William S. Fisher , investor and philanthropist[ 24] Alex Spanos , businessman and majority owner of theLos Angeles Chargers [ 24] John H. Cox , businessman and candidate forGovernor of California (Republican )[ 38] Organizations
Poll source Date(s) Sample Margin Ricardo Steve Undecided Thomas Partners Strategies [ 39] October 25–27, 2018 1,068 ± 3.5% 44% 45% 11% UC Berkeley [ 40] October 19–26, 2018 1,339 ± 4.0% 44% 49% 7% Thomas Partners Strategies [ 41] October 12–14, 2018 1,068 ± 3.5% 39% 47% 15% Thomas Partners Strategies [ 42] September 28–30, 2018 1,068 ± 3.5% 37% 45% 15% Thomas Partners Strategies [ 43] September 21–23, 2018 1,068 ± 3.5% 40% 45% 15% Thomas Partners Strategies [ 44] September 14–16, 2018 1,040 ± 3.5% 27% 34% 40% Thomas Partners Strategies [ 45] September 7–9, 2018 1,227 ± 3.3% 27% 34% 39%
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