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Election Day Live Updates: Results continue to come in for 2026 Primaries

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June 3, 2026 12:16 AM
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Key Races

Updated: 2026-06-06 07:23:32 am
Governor Race
70% Reporting (70/100)
Xavier Becerra (DEM) 27%
1,732,755 votes
Steve Hilton (REP) 26%
1,704,821 votes
US House District 25
70% Reporting (70/100)
Raul Ruiz (DEM) 59%
61,222 votes
Joe Males (REP) 20%
20,488 votes
US House District 48
74% Reporting (74/100)
Jim Desmond (REP) 40%
54,905 votes
Marni Von-Wilpert (DEM) 20%
27,847 votes
Board of Supervisor Dist. 4
0% Reporting (0/817)
Manuel Perez (NON) 61%
43,253 votes
Steven Sanchez (NON) 39%
27,969 votes
State Assembly District 36
74% Reporting (74/100)
Jeff Gonzalez (REP) 46%
25,863 votes
Ida Obeso-Martinez (DEM) 24%
13,768 votes
State Assembly District 47
72% Reporting (72/100)
Greg Wallis (REP) 49%
52,265 votes
Leila Namvar (DEM) 30%
32,049 votes
State Senate District 18
78% Reporting (78/100)
Steve Padilla (DEM) 62%
74,906 votes
Art Hodges (REP) 38%
45,635 votes
US House District 40
69% Reporting (69/100)
Ken Calvert (REP) 36%
54,214 votes
Young Kim (REP) 21%
32,302 votes
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ELECTION RESULTS
Governor Race: Xavier Becerra 27% vs Steve Hilton 26% vs Tom Steyer 21% vs Chad Bianco 11% vs Katie Porter 4% vs Matt Mahan 4% vs Antonio Villaraigosa 1% vs Tony Thurmond 1% vs Betty Yee 1% vs Ramsey Robinson 1% vs Eric Swalwell 1% vs Tim Nelson 1% vs Randeep Dhillon 1% vs Barack Shaw 1% vs Leo Zacky 1% vs Carolina Buhler 1% vs Gretha Solorzano 1% vs Matthew Levy 1% vs Tom Woodard 1% vs Erin Zezulak 1% vs Louis Barraicua 1% vs Serge Fiankan 1% vs Mohammad Arif 1% vs James Athans Jr 1% vs Nancy Young 1% vs David Zickefoose 1% vs Joseph Cabrera 1% vs Alicia Lapp 1% vs Christine Sarmiento 1% vs Satish Rao 1% vs Rafael Hernandez 1% vs Jon Henderson 1% vs Scott Shields 1% vs Frederic Schultz 1% vs Amanda Martin 1% vs Larry Azevedo 1% vs Derek Grasty 1% vs Mauro Orozco 1% vs Elaine Culotti 1% vs Patricia De-Luca-Basualdo 1% vs Raji Rab 1% vs Sophia EdumaSam 1% vs Akinyemi Agbede 1% vs Brent Maupin 1% vs Lewis Herms 1% vs Gary Kidgell 1% vs Naomi BarLev 1% vs Daniel Mercuri 1% vs Joel Jacob 1% vs Thunder Parley 1% vs Margaret Trowe 1% vs Reza Safarnejad 1% vs LivingForGod DeMott 1% vs Don Grundmann 1% vs Anne Komarovsk 1% vs Duane Loynes Jr 1% vs Dawit Kellel 1% vs Sam Sandak 1% vs Max Fomin 1% vs Lukasz Filinski 1% vs Leo Naranjo IV 1% 70% Rptg • US House District 25: Raul Ruiz 59% vs Joe Males 20% vs Ronald Huffman 13% vs Ceci Truman 9% 70% Rptg • US House District 48: Jim Desmond 40% vs Marni Von-Wilpert 20% vs Ammar Campa-Najjar 10% vs Kevin O'Neil 7% vs Brandon Riker 7% vs Corinna Contreras 5% vs Abel Chavez 5% vs Mike Schaefer 3% vs Luis Reyna 1% vs Stephen Clemons 1% vs Eric Shaw 1% vs Ferguson Porter 1% 74% Rptg • Board of Supervisor Dist. 4: Manuel Perez 61% vs Steven Sanchez 39% 0% Rptg • State Assembly District 36: Jeff Gonzalez 46% vs Ida Obeso-Martinez 24% vs Oscar Ortiz 20% vs Tomas Oliva 9% 74% Rptg • State Assembly District 47: Greg Wallis 49% vs Leila Namvar 30% vs Jason Byors 20% 72% Rptg • Governor Race: Xavier Becerra 27% vs Steve Hilton 26% vs Tom Steyer 21% vs Chad Bianco 11% vs Katie Porter 4% vs Matt Mahan 4% vs Antonio Villaraigosa 1% vs Tony Thurmond 1% vs Betty Yee 1% vs Ramsey Robinson 1% vs Eric Swalwell 1% vs Tim Nelson 1% vs Randeep Dhillon 1% vs Barack Shaw 1% vs Leo Zacky 1% vs Carolina Buhler 1% vs Gretha Solorzano 1% vs Matthew Levy 1% vs Tom Woodard 1% vs Erin Zezulak 1% vs Louis Barraicua 1% vs Serge Fiankan 1% vs Mohammad Arif 1% vs James Athans Jr 1% vs Nancy Young 1% vs David Zickefoose 1% vs Joseph Cabrera 1% vs Alicia Lapp 1% vs Christine Sarmiento 1% vs Satish Rao 1% vs Rafael Hernandez 1% vs Jon Henderson 1% vs Scott Shields 1% vs Frederic Schultz 1% vs Amanda Martin 1% vs Larry Azevedo 1% vs Derek Grasty 1% vs Mauro Orozco 1% vs Elaine Culotti 1% vs Patricia De-Luca-Basualdo 1% vs Raji Rab 1% vs Sophia EdumaSam 1% vs Akinyemi Agbede 1% vs Brent Maupin 1% vs Lewis Herms 1% vs Gary Kidgell 1% vs Naomi BarLev 1% vs Daniel Mercuri 1% vs Joel Jacob 1% vs Thunder Parley 1% vs Margaret Trowe 1% vs Reza Safarnejad 1% vs LivingForGod DeMott 1% vs Don Grundmann 1% vs Anne Komarovsk 1% vs Duane Loynes Jr 1% vs Dawit Kellel 1% vs Sam Sandak 1% vs Max Fomin 1% vs Lukasz Filinski 1% vs Leo Naranjo IV 1% 70% Rptg • US House District 25: Raul Ruiz 59% vs Joe Males 20% vs Ronald Huffman 13% vs Ceci Truman 9% 70% Rptg • US House District 48: Jim Desmond 40% vs Marni Von-Wilpert 20% vs Ammar Campa-Najjar 10% vs Kevin O'Neil 7% vs Brandon Riker 7% vs Corinna Contreras 5% vs Abel Chavez 5% vs Mike Schaefer 3% vs Luis Reyna 1% vs Stephen Clemons 1% vs Eric Shaw 1% vs Ferguson Porter 1% 74% Rptg • Board of Supervisor Dist. 4: Manuel Perez 61% vs Steven Sanchez 39% 0% Rptg • State Assembly District 36: Jeff Gonzalez 46% vs Ida Obeso-Martinez 24% vs Oscar Ortiz 20% vs Tomas Oliva 9% 74% Rptg • State Assembly District 47: Greg Wallis 49% vs Leila Namvar 30% vs Jason Byors 20% 72% Rptg •
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Update 11:30 p.m

Ballots continue to be counted in Riverside County.

No major changes for local races.

In the gubernatorial race, Katie Porter, Matt Mahan, and Antonio Villaraigosa have conceded. Hilton and Becerra continue to remain on top.

Update 8:30 p.m

The first batch of results is in for the race.

Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra are out in front in the Governor's race.

Manny Perez is in front of Steve Sanchez in the Supervisors race.

Raul Ruiz, Jeff Gonzalez, and Greg Wallis are leading their respective races. Check out our results page for the full numbers.

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ) - It's Election Day for the 2026 Primaries. Voters throughout the Coachella Valley are casting their votes on several races, including California Governor.

We'll have updates on air and online throughout the day. Stay with News Channel 3 for as our coverage continues at 4, 5, 6, and 6:30 pm on CBS Local 2.

If you haven't cast your vote yet today, polls close at 8 p.m. throughout the county. If you are in line before 8 p.m., you can still cast your vote. Click here for a list of poll locations.

According to the Registrar's office, as of Sunday, approximately 1,467,132 Vote-by-Mail ballots have been issued, and approximately 257,730 have been returned good. You can watch several live cameras inside the Registrar's office as ballots come in here.

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