Though California remains a Democrat stronghold, several counties switched from voting Democrat in 2020 to Republican in 2024.
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In this map, counties that shifted their voting preference toward the Republican party from 2020 to 2024 are colored red. Counties that moved toward the Democratic party are colored blue. The darker the color, the more significant the change in voter preference. Notably, in the 2024 election, every county in California, with the exception of San Luis Obispo, showed a swing toward the Republican candidate.
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In this map, candidates for the US House of Representatives elected in each district are shown. The color of the district represents the party of the elected representative.
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Sierra County’s local election results are in! For each race, candidates marked in bold were voted into office. For ballot propositions, bold marks the winner in Sierra County, not statewide.
Donald J. Trump and JD Vance (Republican) - 60.79% - 1,065 votes
Claudia De La Cruz and Karina Garcia (Peace and Freedom) - 0.11 - 2 votes
Kamala D. Harris and Tim Walz - 36.59% - 641 votes
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Nicole Shanahan (American Independent) - 1.54% - 27 votes
Chase Oliver and Mike ter Maat (Libertarian) - 0.74% - 13 votes
Jill Stein and Rudolph Ware (Green) - 0.23% - 4 votes
Steve Garvey (Republican) - 64.33% - 1,102 votes
Adam B. Schiff (Democrat) - 35.67% - 611 votes
Kevin Kiley (Republican) - 64.15% - 1,115 votes
Jessica Morse (Democrat) - 35.85% - 623 votes
Meghan Dahle (Republican) - 80.74% - 1,203 votes
David Fennell (Republican) - 19.26% - 287 votes
Tenessa Audette (Republican) - 46.07% - 651 votes
Heather Hadwick (Republican) - 53.93% - 762 votes
William J. Mertton - 35.01% - 146 votes
Jerry C. Gerow - 33.57% - 140 votes
Nancy Rogers - 31.41% - 131 votes
Joseph D. Dines Jr. - 43.15% - 214 votes
Joy Markum - 24.40% - 121 votes
Susan McIlravey - 32.46% - 161 votes
Katherine L. LeBlanc - 100% - 250 votes
Proposition 2: Yes - 39.35% - 676 votes, No - 60.65% - 1,042 votes
Proposition 3: Yes - 44.98% - 762 votes, No - 55.02% - 932 votes
Proposition 4: Yes - 44.50% - 769 votes, No - 55.50% - 959 votes
Proposition 5: Yes - 27.19% - 460 votes, No - 72.81% - 1,232 votes
Proposition 6: Yes - 33.07% - 549 votes, No - 66.93% - 1,111 votes
Proposition 32: Yes - 33.80% - 576 votes, No - 66.20% - 1,128 votes
Proposition 33: Yes - 27.66% - 460 votes, No - 72.34% - 1,203 votes
Proposition 34: Yes - 39.42% - 639 votes, No - 60.58% - 982 votes
Proposition 35: Yes - 53.83% - 914 votes, No - 46.17% - 784 votes
Proposition 36: Yes - 69.61% - 1,182 votes, No - 30.39% - 516 votes