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CALIFORNIA 2026

GENERAL ELECTION · NOVEMBER 3

OFFICIAL PUBLIC DATA
REGISTERED VOTERS23,155,447Latest statewide report · May 18
COUNTY SOURCES58 / 58Official offices indexed
ELECTION DAY61 DAYSNovember 3, 2026

LIVE PRODUCT · CURRENT PUBLIC RECORDS · EVERY NUMBER KEEPS ITS SOURCE

BUILT FORCAMPAIGNSDATA NERDSREPORTERSCIVIC RESEARCHERSCURIOUS CALIFORNIANS

REGISTRATION BY PARTY

MAY 18, 2026
Democratic10,397,69244.90%
Republican5,779,78624.96%
No Party Preference5,284,96822.82%
American Independent965,0684.17%
Libertarian231,1071.00%
Peace and Freedom154,305.67%
Green113,790.49%
Unknown / Other228,731.99%
DEM – REP GAP+19.94 PTSNPP SHARE22.82%

PUBLIC RECORD INDEX

WHAT WE’VE ORGANIZED
Voter registrationState · county · city · districtsCURRENT
Certified candidatesStatewide · Congress · LegislatureAUG 27
2026 primary resultsState · county · district downloadsCERTIFIED
Federal campaign moneyCandidates · committees · outside spendingNIGHTLY
Historical turnoutCounty comparisons · 1990–202435 YEARS
Statewide measuresTitles · type · ballot status14 LIVE
County election officesContacts · systems · official links58 / 58

WHAT CALIFORNIA IS DECIDING

166 MAJOR CHOICES
01
U.S. HouseEvery California congressional seat
52 districts
02
State SenateOdd-numbered districts this cycle
20 districts
03
State AssemblyEvery Assembly seat
80 districts
04
Statewide propositionsEvery qualified statewide measure
14 measures

COUNTIES YOU FOLLOW

OFFICIAL REGISTRATION SIGNALS
OPEN OFFICIAL SOURCE ↗
Los Angeles CountyLatest county profile
5,898,798 registered
Riverside CountyRegistration growth since 2022
+142,254
Orange CountyRegistration growth since 2022
+95,948
San Bernardino CountyRegistration growth since 2022
+85,237
San Diego CountyRegistration growth since 2022
+84,844
REGISTRATION COUNTS AND GROWTH · CALIFORNIA SECRETARY OF STATE · 2026 REPORTS

WATCH ENGINE

PUBLIC SIGNALS
New statewide registration snapshotExpected from county data reported as of September 4
SEPT 14
Federal campaign filingsCandidate and committee totals refresh from FEC records
NIGHTLY
Local ballot inventoryCounty candidate and measure lists are being added source by source
58 COUNTIES
General-election resultsStatewide and county result displays replace this dashboard on Election Night
NOV 3
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION DATA DESK

The election is already happening.
Follow it here.

Before results arrive, Election Signal brings the ballot, money, deadlines and official sources into one useful view. On election night, this same desk becomes California’s big screen.

14Statewide propositionsQualified for the November ballot
52U.S. House racesEvery California district
20State Senate racesOdd-numbered districts
80State Assembly racesEvery district
WHAT’S MISSING?Local candidates and measures are published county by county. We add them only when an official office releases them.
Explore the office guide →
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Ballots, deadlines, official sources and Election Night results.

PRO WHEN IT SAVES REAL WORK

Connected records, monitoring, alerts and exports.

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Official data.
Human language.

Results come directly from California election officials. We organize them, explain what changed and make the numbers easy to follow.

SAMPLE RESULT · NOT LIVE DATAUpdated 8:42 PM

U.S. House · Sample district

CACandidate A CURRENT LEADER82,410 votes50.8%
Candidate A’s share of votes counted50.8%
CBCandidate B79,812 votes49.2%
64% of reporting units reportingHow much of the count has reported—not a candidate’s vote share.Current leader · Not a projectionNo winner has been declared or projected.Official sourceShown with every update
ELECTION SIGNALSAMPLE DISPLAY · NOT LIVE
CALIFORNIAIS COUNTING.Official updates, organized clearly.
U.S. HOUSE · SAMPLE DISTRICT
Candidate A50.8%
Candidate B49.2%
64% reporting · Current leader · No projection
LOCAL MEASURE · SAMPLE
Yes52.2%
No47.8%
Updated 8:40 PM · Official source shown
OFFICIAL SOURCESTIMESTAMPED UPDATESNO RACE CALLS

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Come back on November 3 for California results built for a television, projector, laptop or phone—clear enough for the whole room to follow, with every update tied to an official source.

THE OFFICIAL-DATA PROMISE

Built for trust
before the first vote arrives.

No 2026 general-election results are live yet. The Signal will be great on election night because we’re doing the unglamorous work now: connecting official sources, testing every update and showing you exactly where every number came from.

01STATEWIDE SOURCECalifornia SOS Election Night API

The official query format for statewide and county result records.

ARCHITECTURE LOCKED →
02COMMON MODELNIST Election Results CDF

The national interoperability standard behind our internal result model.

NORMALIZER BUILT →
03LOCAL SOURCES58 county election offices

Every official county office is registered now. Election-specific feeds are activated only when the responsible office publishes them.

DIRECTORY COMPLETE
04PUBLIC LEDGEREvery update preserved

Source time, retrieval time, corrections and last-known-good data will remain visible.

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