- Statewide, 95 percent of the expected vote is in. Mail-in ballots are still being received and counted.
- Los Angeles County’s preliminary results by precinct includes all votes tallied on election night. Orange County results are as of 5 p.m. on Nov. 18.
- Preliminary data for San Diego show results for first 1.43 million ballots counted.
Former President Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for the White House on Wednesday. While Harris won all of California’s 54 electoral college votes, a closer look at precinct results reveals regions where Trump easily won the majority as well as competitive areas where no party had a stronghold.
Explore the precinct results from Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties and see how your neighborhood voted.
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The maps will be updated with additional preliminary data until the final certified results are released in December. Precinct boundaries and vote counts were provided by each county’s registrar of voters. To protect privacy, the map does not provide information about precincts with fewer than 10 votes.
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