Ballot: Overview —March 3, 2020 —Primary Election
President — Democratic Party, United States of America
- 12,080,846 votes (36%)
1,613,854 votes (27.9%)
762,555 votes (13.2%)
701,803 votes (12.1%)
249,256 votes (4.3%)
126,961 votes (2.2%)
113,092 votes (2%)
43,571 votes (0.8%)
33,769 votes (0.6%)
13,892 votes (0.2%)
7,377 votes (0.1%)
7,052 votes (0.1%)
6,000 votes (0.1%)
4,606 votes (0.1%)
3,424 votes (0.1%)
3,270 votes (0.1%)
3,190 votes (0.1%)
2,022 votes (0%)
1,639 votes (0%)
President — Republican Party, United States of America
- 12,279,086 votes (92.2%)
66,904 votes (2.7%)
64,749 votes (2.6%)
24,351 votes (1%)
15,469 votes (0.6%)
12,857 votes (0.5%)
8,141 votes (0.3%)
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President — American Independent Party, United States of America
- 118,461 votes (32.6%)
12,816 votes (22.7%)
10,377 votes (18.3%)
8,068 votes (14.3%)
6,846 votes (12.1%)
President — Green Party, United States of America
- 14,203 votes (36.2%)
2,558 votes (22%)
2,071 votes (17.8%)
1,999 votes (17.2%)
774 votes (6.7%)
President — Libertarian Party, United States of America
- 15,530 votes (19.4%)
3,534 votes (12.4%)
3,469 votes (12.2%)
3,011 votes (10.6%)
2,330 votes (8.2%)
2,161 votes (7.6%)
1,722 votes (6%)
1,695 votes (5.9%)
1,605 votes (5.6%)
999 votes (3.5%)
982 votes (3.4%)
748 votes (2.6%)
720 votes (2.5%)
District 36, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1District 50, U.S. House of Representatives
- 140,347 votes (19.9%)
21,495 votes (10.6%)
11,557 votes (5.7%)
4,276 votes (2.1%)
1,821 votes (0.9%)
1,249 votes (0.6%)
908 votes (0.4%)
410 votes (0.2%)
District 23, California State Senate
- 1District 28, California State Senate
- 1District 67, California State Assembly
- 1Supervisor, District 1, Riverside County
- 1Supervisor, District 3, Riverside County
- 113,103 votes (13.2%)
12,932 votes (13.1%)
9,140 votes (9.2%)
9,080 votes (9.2%)
Mayor, Mayor
- 119,572 votes (35.8%)
6,530 votes (11.9%)
2,910 votes (5.3%)
1,253 votes (2.3%)
676 votes (1.2%)
Member, Assembly District 42 Riverside Portion, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 612,314 votes (9.1%)
10,246 votes (7.5%)
6,857 votes (5%)
6,706 votes (4.9%)
6,326 votes (4.7%)
Member, Assembly District 56 Riverside Portion, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 66,391 votes (9.5%)
Member, Assembly District 61, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 69,949 votes (7.9%)
9,863 votes (7.8%)
8,617 votes (6.8%)
6,828 votes (5.4%)
5,312 votes (4.2%)
5,064 votes (4%)
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Proposition 13
Failed4,304,013 votes yes (47%)4,856,154 votes no (53%)
Authorizes bonds for facility repair, construction, and modernization at public preschools, K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities. Legislative Statute. Authorizes $15 billion in state general obligation bonds for construction and modernization of public education facilities. Fiscal Impact:...
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Measure I
Passed1,173 votes yes (61.9%)723 votes no (38.1%)
Shall an ordinance be adopted amending Section 2.08.160 of the Indian Wells Municipal Code to update the City's Procedures for the rotating appointment of the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore on an annual basis by requiring one year of Council service before assuming either office, allowing Council Members...
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Passed1,171 votes yes (61.2%)742 votes no (38.8%)
Shall an ordinance be adopted amending Section 2.08.045 of the Indian Wells Municipal Code to establish a two-term lifetime limit on City Council service?
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Measure A
Failed80,922 votes yes (46.6%)92,597 votes no (53.4%)
To improve classrooms/access for students/Veterans to quality, affordable college education by repairing, constructing/acquiring classrooms, facilities, sites/equipment for science, engineering, technology, healthcare, college/career-training/skilled trades; shall Riverside Community College District's...
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Measure C
Passed6,204 votes yes (61.5%)3,876 votes no (38.5%)
To improve student safety/campus security systems, repair aging roofs/plumbing/electrical systems, upgrade classrooms/labs/facilities/ equipment that support college/career readiness in math, science, engineering, technology, arts, skilled trades, and construct a middle school to relieve overcrowding,...
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Measure E
Failed7,110 votes yes (46%)8,332 votes no (54%)
To repair deteriorating roofs/plumbing/electrical systems; update classrooms/labs/facilities/technology to support college readiness/career preparation in math, science, engineering, technology, arts/skilled trades; upgrade older schools to meet the same academic/safety standards as newer schools, and...
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Measure G
Failed4,526 votes yes (52.9%)4,035 votes no (47.1%)
To modernize/renovate and construct classrooms, restrooms and school facilities, make technology improvements, repair aging roofs, and make campus health and safety improvements, shall the Coachella Valley Unified School District measure authorizing $230,000,000 in bonds, at legal interest rates, and...
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Measure H
Failed7,530 votes yes (43.9%)9,612 votes no (56.1%)
Shall Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District adopt ordinance 08-2019 to levy $30 per parcel, per year to: improve parks and recreation for children and adults, including seniors; increase park maintenance and energy efficiency/water conservation; upgrade, renovate and expand parks/facilities/trails/arenas;...
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Measure B
Failed5,208 votes yes (33.3%)10,420 votes no (66.7%)
To improve student safety and security systems, replace roofs, plumbing, electrical systems, construct, furnish and equip classrooms, science labs, school and career technical education facilities for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) programs, and add facilities for growing enrollment,...
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