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President President Donald Trump Republican
Vice President Vice President Mike Pence Republican
U.S. Attorney General Attorney General Jeff Sessions III Republican
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue Republican
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr. Republican
U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary James Mattis Independent
U.S. Secretary of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Republican
U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Rick Perry Republican
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar II
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson Republican
U.S. Secretary of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Republican
U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Mike Pompeo Republican
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Republican
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Republican

Incumbents	Challengers
U.S. Senate Senator Dianne Feinstein Senior Seat (Running) Democratic	Arun Bhumitra Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican James Bradley Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican John Crew Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Erin Cruz Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Rocky De La Fuente Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Kevin de Leon Senior Seat Challenger (Running) Democratic Adrienne Edwards Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Colleen Fernald Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Rash Ghosh Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Tim Gildersleeve Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Michael Girgis Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Don Grundmann Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Jason Hanania Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Pat Harris Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Alison Hartson Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic David Hildebrand Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Jerry Laws Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Patrick Little Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican David Moore Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Kevin Mottus Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Mario Nabliba Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Lee Olson Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Tom Palzer Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican John Parker Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Peace and Freedom Herbert Peters Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Douglas Pierce Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Gerald Plummer Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic Derrick Reid Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Libertarian Ling Ling Shi Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Paul Taylor Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Republican Donnie Turner Senior Seat Challenger (Lost) Democratic
Senator Kamala Harris Junior Seat Democratic



U.S. House District 3 Representative John Garamendi District 3 (Running) Democratic	Kevin Puett District 3 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Charlie Schaupp District 3 Challenger (Running) Republican
District 4 Representative Tom McClintock District 4 (Running) Republican	Regina Bateson District 4 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Roza Calderon District 4 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Robert Lawton District 4 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Jessica Morse District 4 Challenger (Running) Democratic Mitchell White District 4 Challenger (Lost) Republican

Incumbents	Challengers
Governor Governor Jerry Brown, Jr. Democratic	Akinyemi Agbede Challenger (Lost) Democratic Travis Allen Challenger (Lost) Republican Juan Bribiesca Challenger (Lost) Democratic Thomas Cares Challenger (Lost) Democratic Christopher Carlson Challenger (Lost) Green Party John Chiang Challenger (Lost) Democratic John Cox Challenger (Running) Republican Delaine Eastin Challenger (Lost) Democratic Yvonne Girard Challenger (Lost) Republican Shubham Goel Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Robert Griffis Challenger (Lost) Democratic Zoltan Istvan Challenger (Lost) Libertarian Josh Jones Challenger (Lost) Green Party Gloria La Riva Challenger (Lost) Peace and Freedom Peter Liu Challenger (Lost) Republican Albert Mezzetti Challenger (Lost) Democratic Hakan Mikado Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Robert Newman II Challenger (Lost) Republican Gavin Newsom Challenger (Running) Democratic Amanda Renteria Challenger (Lost) Democratic Michael Shellenberger Challenger (Lost) Democratic Desmond Silveria Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Jeffrey Taylor Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Klement Tinaj Challenger (Lost) Democratic Antonio Villaraigosa Challenger (Lost) Democratic Johnny Wattenburg Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Nickolas Wildstar Challenger (Lost) Libertarian
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom Democratic	Jeff Bleich Challenger (Lost) Democratic David Fennell Challenger (Lost) Republican Tim Ferreira Challenger (Lost) Libertarian Cameron Gharabiklou Challenger (Lost) Democratic Cole Harris Challenger (Lost) Republican David Hernandez, Jr. Challenger (Lost) Republican Ed Hernandez Challenger (Running) Democratic Eleni Kounalakis Challenger (Running) Democratic Gayle McLaughlin Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference Lydia Ortega Challenger (Lost) Republican Danny Thomas Challenger (Lost) No Party Preference

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Incumbents	Challengers
State Assembly District 3 Assembly Member James Gallagher District 3 (Running) Republican	Sonia Aery District 3 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 6 Assembly Member Kevin Kiley District 6 (Running) Republican	Jackie Smith District 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 7 Assembly Member Kevin McCarty District 7 (Running) Democratic
State Senate District 4 Senator Jim Nielsen District 4 (Running) Republican	Phillip Kim District 4 Challenger (Running) Democratic Michael Worley District 4 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
District 6 Senator Richard Pan District 6 (Running) Democratic	Janine DeRose District 6 Challenger (Lost) Libertarian Eric Frame District 6 Challenger (Running) No Party Preference Jacob Mason District 6 Challenger (Lost) Democratic

Incumbents
Attorney General Attorney General Xavier Becerra (Running) Democratic	Steven Bailey Challenger (Running) Republican Eric Early Challenger (Lost) Republican Dave Jones Challenger (Lost) Democratic
Secretary of State Secretary Alex Padilla (Running) Democratic	Michael Feinstein Challenger (Lost) Green Party Gail Lightfoot Challenger (Lost) Libertarian Ruben Major Challenger (Lost) Democratic Mark Meuser Challenger (Running) Republican Raul Rodriguez, Jr. Challenger (Lost) Republican Erik Rydberg Challenger (Lost) Green Party C.T. Weber Challenger (Lost) Peace and Freedom
Auditor Auditor Elaine Howle
Controller Betty Yee (Running)	Mary Finley Challenger (Lost) Peace and Freedom Kostantinous Roditis Challenger (Running) Republican
State Superintendent of Public Instruction	Steven Ireland Challenger (Lost) Non-partisan Lily Ploski Challenger (Lost) Non-partisan Tony Thurmond Challenger (Running) Non-partisan Marshall Tuck Challenger (Running) Non-partisan
Treasurer Treasurer John Chiang Democratic	Kevin Akin Challenger (Lost) Peace and Freedom Greg Conlon Challenger (Running) Republican Jack Guerrero Challenger (Lost) Republican Fiona Ma Challenger (Running) Democratic Vivek Viswanathan Challenger (Lost) Democratic

Incumbents
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Associate Justice Ming Chin Associate Justice Carol Corrigan Associate Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar Associate Justice Leondra Kruger Associate Justice Goodwin Liu Associate Justice Kathryn Werdegar
Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye

Incumbents
Supervisor District 1 (Sacramento County) Supervisor Phil Serna District 1
District 2 (Sacramento County) Supervisor Patrick Kennedy District 2
District 3 (Sacramento County) Supervisor Susan Peters District 3
District 4 (Sacramento County) Supervisor Sue Frost District 4
District 5 (Sacramento County) Supervisor Don Nottoli District 5

Election Date	Title	Outcome
Nov. 6, 2018	Authorizes Bonds Funding Construction at Hospitals Providing Children's Health Care	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Authorizes Bonds to Fund Existing Housing Program for Individuals with Mental Illness	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Authorizes Bonds to Fund Projects for Water Supply and Quality, Watershed, Fish, Wildlife, Water Conveyance, and Groundwater Sustainability and Storage	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Authorizes Bonds to Fund Specified Housing Assistance Programs	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Changes Requirements for Certain Property Owners to Transfer Their Property Tax Base to Replacement Property	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Confirms California Daylight Saving Time to Federal Law. Allows Legislature to Change Daylight Saving Time Period.	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Eliminates Certain Road Repair and Transportation Funding. Requires Certain Fuel Taxes and Vehicle Fees Be Approved by the Electorate	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Establishes New Standards for Confinement of Specified Farm Animals; Bans Sale of Noncomplying Products	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Expands Local Governments' Authority to Enact Rent Control on Residential Property	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Regulates Amounts Outpatient Kidney Dialysis Clinics Charge For Dialysis Treatment	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Requires Private-Sector Emergency Ambulance Employees to Remain On-Call During Work Breaks. Eliminates Certain Employer Liability.	Pending

Type: State
Nickname: The Golden State
Motto: Eureka [I Have Found It]
Area: 158,693 sq mi
Population: 36,961,664 (2009 est.)
Capital: Sacramento
Statehood: Sept. 9, 1850 (31st state)
Highest Point: Mt. Whitney, 14,491 ft
Lowest Point: Death Valley, 282 ft below sea level.
Bird: California Valley Quail
Flower: Golden Poppy
Senators: 40
Representatives: 80
Electoral Votes: 55

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