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7:00am | Below are the current election results. Click here to download the complete results.
  
Local Ballot Measures (Click here for analysis on local ballot measures)
  
Measure GG – Civil Service Department
YES 46.1% NO 53.9%

Measure B Tax On Marijuana
YES 72.3% NO 27.7%

Measure C Veterans Hiring Preference
YES 68.2% NO 31.8%
 
Measure D Harbor Department Tidelands Fund Transfer
YES 55.4% NO 44.6%

US Senate (96.2% reporting)
Barbara Boxer 52.2%
Carly Fiorina 42.4%
 
Congress – 37th District
Laura Richardson 69.2%
Star Parker 22.7%
Nicholas Dibs 8.1%

Congress – 46th District
Ken Arnold 38.0%
Dana Rohrabacher 62.0% 

Governor (96.2% reporting)
Jerry Brown 53.8%
Meg Whitman 41.2%

Lt. Governor (96.2% reporting)
Gavin Newsom 50.2%
Abel Maldonado 39.4%

Secretary of State (96.2% reporting)
Debra Bowen 53.3%
Damon Dunn 38.4%

Controller (96.2% reporting)
John Chiang 55.1%
Tony Strickland 36.3%

Treasurer (96.2% reporting)
Bill Lockyer 56.6%
Mimi Walters 36.3%

Attorney General (96.2% reporting)
Steve Cooley 45.5%
Kamala Harris 46.1%

State Senate
Jenny Oropeza 58.4%
John Stammreich 35.7%
 
State Assembly – 55th District
Warren Furutani 71.0% 
Christopher Salabaj 29.0%

State Assembly – 54th District
Bonnie Lowenthal 56.6%
Martha Flores Gibson 43.4%
 
Statewide Ballot Measures (96.2% reporting)

Prop 19 – Possession of recreational marijuana
YES 46.2% NO 53.8%
  
Prop 20 – Assign Congressional district lines to be re-drawn by a committee
YES 61.2% NO 38.8%
 
Prop 21 – Increase vehicle license fees by $18 per year to fund state parks
YES 42.0% NO 58.0%
 
Prop 22 – Local government funding protections
YES 60.9% NO 39.1%
 
Prop 23 – Suspension of AB32
YES 38.7% NO 61.3%
 
Prop 24 – Eliminate business tax breaks
YES 41.6% NO 58.4%
 
Prop 25 – Allow state budget to be passed with simple majority rather than two-thirds requirement
YES 55.0% NO 45.0%
 
Prop 26 – Require a two-thirds vote to pass certain state and local fees 
YES 52.7% NO 47.3%
 
Prop 27 – Return task of re-drawing district lines to the California State Legislature
YES 40.6% NO 59.4%

8:30pm | Congressional candidate Star Parker (R) arrived at the DoubleTree Hotel in Carson to raucous applause from supporters at her Election Night party, saying that she feels optimistic both for her party and her own race against incumbent Laura Richardson (D).

“I want to be there too,” Parker said when she addressed the crowd. “I want us to make history has well.”

Parker would become the first black female Republican in Congress if elected tonight.

“I feel good,” she said. “Whatever the results are tonight, everyone made a difference in this campaign and I want you to remember that tonight.”

Parker told stories of meeting with voters who had never supported Republicans before – people who had “believed the lie of the Left,” as Parker describes it – but promised to follow her to the ballot box.

She closed by stressing her commitment to strengthen non-profits with charity tax credits, create “schools that work” and bring jobs to the 37th District
  
6:45pm | Today voters are at the polls to decide on elections at all levels of government. Complete Long Beach election coverage will begin at the TOP of this page starting at 7:45pm tonight. Remember to refresh this page often to view the latest information. Haven’t voted yet? Polls close at 8:00pm tonight. Click here to find your polling location. 

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