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2022 California State Controller election

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2022 California State Controller Election
← 2018November 8, 20222026 →
Registered21,940,274
 
CandidateMalia CohenLanhee Chen
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Popular vote5,936,8564,789,345
Percentage55.35%44.65%
County results
Congressional district results
Cohen:     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%
Chen:     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%
Controller before election

Betty Yee
Democratic

ElectedController

Malia Cohen
Democratic

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The2022 California State Controller election was held on November 8, 2022, to elect theCalifornia State Controller. Due to strict absolute lifetimeterm limit laws, incumbent Democratic State ControllerBetty Yee was ineligible to run for a third term. DemocratMalia Cohen won the election, defeating RepublicanLanhee Chen.[1] Despite Chen's loss, the race was the closest of the2022 elections in California, and Chen received more votes than any Republican candidate in the 2022 national election cycle.[2] Chen flipped ten counties,[a] the most that any candidate had flipped in California that year. Chen also won four congressional districts held by Democrats,[b] while Cohen won no congressional districts held by Republicans.

Candidates

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Democratic Party

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Advanced to general election

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Eliminated in primary

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Republican Party

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Advanced to general election

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Green Party

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Eliminated in primary

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  • Laura Wells, financial and business analyst and perennial candidate[4]

Endorsements

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Malia Cohen (D)

United States Senators

United States Representatives

Statewide officials

Newspapers and other media

Organizations

Lanhee Chen (R)

United States Senators

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Ron Galperin (D)

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Steve Glazer (D)

Newspapers and other media

Laura Wells (G)

Organizations

Fundraising

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Of the 2022 California statewide races, the race for controller had the largest total amount of money spent.[63]

By October 2021, Chen had received over $1 million from 307 donors, includingJerry Yang,Steve Poizner, andJohn T. Chambers.[64] Glazer's campaign was financially supported by theCalifornia Chamber of Commerce.[63] Yiu gave more than $5 million to her own campaign.[65]

Primary election

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Results

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Results by county
  Chen
  •   20–30%
  •   30–40%
  •   40–50%
  •   50–60%
  •   60–70%
  •   70–80%
  Cohen
  •   20–30%
  •   30–40%
Primary election results[4][66]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanLanhee Chen2,533,30537.22%
DemocraticMalia Cohen1,542,39722.66%
DemocraticYvonne Yiu1,024,70715.06%
DemocraticSteve Glazer756,51811.11%
DemocraticRon Galperin690,48410.15%
GreenLaura Wells258,0533.79%
Total votes6,805,874100.0%

General election

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Polling

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Poll sourceDate(s)
administered		Sample
size[c]		Margin
of error		Malia
Cohen (D)		Lanhee
Chen (R)		Undecided
USC[67]October 30 – November 2, 2022802 (RV)± 3.5%58%42%–

Results

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2022 California State Controller election[68]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DemocraticMalia Cohen5,936,85655.35%−10.10%
RepublicanLanhee Chen4,789,34544.65%+10.10%
Total votes10,726,201100.0%
Democratichold

By county

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County[69]Malia Cohen
Democratic		Lanhee Chen
Republican		MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%
Alameda353,47173.62%126,65826.38%226,81347.24%480,129
Alpine34557.02%26042.98%8514.05%605
Amador5,80431.86%12,41168.14%-6,607-36.27%18,215
Butte30,81743.48%40,05756.52%-9,240-13.04%70,874
Calaveras6,94433.07%14,05566.93%-7,111-33.86%20,999
Colusa1,64330.07%3,82169.93%-2,178-39.86%5,464
Contra Costa242,86463.58%139,10036.42%103,76427.17%381,964
Del Norte3,25939.56%4,97960.44%-1,720-20.88%8,238
El Dorado32,46037.34%54,47162.66%-22,011-25.32%86,931
Fresno89,62641.95%124,02958.05%-34,403-16.10%213,655
Glenn2,07326.65%5,70773.35%-3,634-46.71%7,780
Humboldt28,91761.54%18,07038.46%10,84723.09%46,987
Imperial16,36355.52%13,10844.48%3,25511.04%29,471
Inyo3,19944.04%4,06555.96%-866-11.92%7,264
Kern68,77336.92%117,47963.08%-48,706-26.15%186,252
Kings9,16934.56%17,36265.44%-8,193-30.88%26,531
Lake9,73548.95%10,15151.05%-416-2.09%19,886
Lassen1,72919.12%7,31480.88%-5,585-61.76%9,043
Los Angeles1,450,37262.58%867,33837.42%583,03425.16%2,317,710
Madera12,68334.71%23,85465.29%-11,171-30.57%36,537
Marin85,11073.45%30,77226.55%54,33846.89%115,882
Mariposa2,82936.51%4,92063.49%-2,091-26.98%7,749
Mendocino18,84262.85%11,13737.15%7,70525.70%29,979
Merced24,52844.93%30,06555.07%-5,537-10.14%54,593
Modoc77223.11%2,56876.89%-1,796-53.77%3,340
Mono2,33952.33%2,13147.67%2084.65%4,470
Monterey60,85960.38%39,93739.62%20,92220.76%100,796
Napa30,16661.25%19,08338.75%11,08322.50%49,249
Nevada25,68551.33%24,35848.67%1,3272.65%50,043
Orange433,96545.21%525,86554.79%-91,900-9.57%959,830
Placer68,72738.46%109,97661.54%-41,249-23.08%178,703
Plumas3,15137.01%5,36462.99%-2,213-25.99%8,515
Riverside273,99846.73%312,37653.27%-38,378-6.54%586,374
Sacramento252,73153.88%216,34646.12%36,3857.76%469,077
San Benito10,02352.11%9,21347.89%8104.21%19,236
San Bernardino208,12346.46%239,81253.54%-31,689-7.07%447,935
San Diego521,56751.89%483,65048.11%37,9173.77%1,005,217
San Francisco221,33475.95%70,09424.05%151,24051.90%291,428
San Joaquin83,20447.49%91,99052.51%-8,786-5.02%175,194
San Luis Obispo55,21746.99%62,29253.01%-7,075-6.02%117,509
San Mateo165,74268.47%76,33531.53%89,40736.93%242,077
Santa Barbara74,33956.04%58,30543.96%16,03412.09%132,644
Santa Clara337,04863.26%195,79136.74%141,25726.51%532,839
Santa Cruz73,28071.64%29,00628.36%44,27443.28%102,286
Shasta19,20928.56%48,04271.44%-28,833-42.87%67,251
Sierra52734.31%1,00965.69%-482-31.38%1,536
Siskiyou6,45137.03%10,96962.97%-4,518-25.94%17,420
Solano74,87957.98%54,26042.02%20,61915.97%129,139
Sonoma132,45368.20%61,77031.80%70,68336.39%194,223
Stanislaus53,19941.10%76,24258.90%-23,043-17.80%129,441
Sutter8,97432.50%18,63767.50%-9,663-35.00%27,611
Tehama5,42326.61%14,95673.39%-9,533-46.78%20,379
Trinity1,89342.30%2,58257.70%-689-15.40%4,475
Tulare32,41835.89%57,89964.11%-25,481-28.21%90,317
Tuolumne8,15935.63%14,73864.37%-6,579-28.73%22,897
Ventura141,45051.25%134,52448.75%6,9262.51%275,974
Yolo41,48662.23%25,18137.77%16,30524.46%66,667
Yuba6,51033.61%12,86166.39%-6,351-32.79%19,371
Totals5,936,85655.35%4,789,34544.65%1,147,51110.70%10,726,201

By congressional district

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Cohen won 36 of 52 congressional districts, with the remaining 16 going to Chen, including four that elected Democrats.[70]

DistrictCohenChenRepresentative
1st34%66%Doug LaMalfa
2nd67%33%Jared Huffman
3rd41%59%Kevin Kiley
4th61%39%Mike Thompson
5th36%64%Tom McClintock
6th52%48%Ami Bera
7th59%41%Doris Matsui
8th71%29%John Garamendi
9th47%53%Josh Harder
10th59%41%Mark DeSaulnier
11th77%23%Nancy Pelosi
12th84%16%Barbara Lee
13th45%55%John Duarte
14th63%37%Eric Swalwell
15th69%31%Jackie Speier (117th Congress)
Kevin Mullin (118th Congress)
16th65%35%Anna Eshoo
17th63%37%Ro Khanna
18th63%37%Zoe Lofgren
19th61%39%Jimmy Panetta
20th29%71%Kevin McCarthy
21st49%51%Jim Costa
22nd48%52%David Valadao
23rd39%61%Jay Obernolte
24th55%45%Salud Carbajal
25th52%48%Raul Ruiz
26th50.1%49.9%Julia Brownley
27th46%54%Mike Garcia
28th56%44%Judy Chu
29th69%31%Tony Cárdenas
30th69%31%Adam Schiff
31st56%44%Grace Napolitano
32nd58%42%Brad Sherman
33rd54%46%Pete Aguilar
34th77%23%Jimmy Gomez
35th54%46%Norma Torres
36th58%42%Ted Lieu
37th81%19%Karen Bass (117th Congress)
Sydney Kamlager-Dove (118th Congress)
38th54%46%Linda Sánchez
39th54%46%Mark Takano
40th41%59%Young Kim
41st44%56%Ken Calvert
42nd63%37%Lucille Roybal-Allard (117th Congress)
Robert Garcia (118th Congress)
43rd76%24%Maxine Waters
44th67%33%Nanette Barragán
45th46%54%Michelle Steel
46th58%42%Lou Correa
47th45%55%Katie Porter
48th37%63%Darrell Issa
49th47%53%Mike Levin
50th56%44%Scott Peters
51st55%45%Sara Jacobs
52nd60%40%Juan Vargas

Notes

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  1. ^Butte,Fresno,Lake,Merced,Orange,Riverside,San Bernardino,San Joaquin,San Luis Obispo, andStanislaus
  2. ^CA-21,CA-09,CA-47, andCA-49
  3. ^Key:
    A – all adults
    RV – registered voters
    LV – likely voters
    V – unclear

References

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