As polls closed Tuesday Nov. 4, ballots from the 2024 General Election are being tallied as the various precincts turn in their reports. While results in many races may not be official or in some cases known for days to come Sacramento County began releasing results election night just after 8 p.m. followed by subsequent updated releases. Those most updated results for our area are found below, throughout election night and the days following.
Following election night processing, the first interim report Sacramento County elections will be released by 4:15 pm on Friday, November 8 and will contain results from Vote by Mail ballots and provisional ballots received timely. Subsequent reports will be updated every Tuesday and Friday until certification which is expected to be Tuesday, December 3.
Folsom Times photos by Adam Frick.
Below is the latest round of results for our local area, including results for Folsom City Council, Local and State Measures, School Board and other countywide elections. Below the updated county results you will find results for State of California contests as they are made available.
| Latest local results, Sacramento County as of Nov. 6 1:56 a.m. report City of Folsom – City Council Elections Folsom City Council District 2 Times Cast: 4,593 / 10,358 (44.34%) Candidates: Justin Raithel: 1,701 votes (40.30%) Dustin Silva: 1,344 votes (31.84%) Hla Elkhatib: 1,176 votes (27.86%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 4,221 Folsom City Council District 4 Times Cast: 3,722 / 8,908 (41.78%) Candidates: Barbara Leary: 1,656 votes (48.03%) Jim Ortega: 1,437 votes (41.68%) Gul Khan: 355 votes (10.30%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 3,448 City of Folsom – Measure G (Transaction and Use Tax Measure) Times Cast: 23,089 / 52,974 (43.59%) No: 13,491 votes (60.91%) Yes: 8,658 votes (39.09%) Total Votes Cast: 22,149 Folsom Cordova Unified School District – School Board Elections Folsom Cordova Unified School District Trustee Area 2 (Vote for 1) Times Cast: 8,247 / 20,145 (40.94%) Candidates: YK Chalamcherla: 3,814 votes (51.28%) Dianna Laney: 3,624 votes (48.72%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 7,438 Folsom Cordova Unified School District Trustee Area 4 (Vote for 1) Times Cast: 5,657 / 14,824 (38.16%) Candidates: Chris Clark: 2,609 votes (53.65%) Madelaine Jean Sanderson: 2,254 votes (46.35%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 4,863 School District Bond Measures Measure R – Folsom Cordova Unified School District SFID #4 Elementary Bond Times Cast: 10,183 / 29,060 (35.04%) Yes: 6,146 votes (64.76%) No: 3,345 votes (35.24%) Total Votes Cast: 9,491 Measure S – Folsom Cordova Unified School District SFID #4 Middle/High Schools Bond Times Cast: 10,183 / 29,060 (35.04%) Yes: 6,045 votes (64.10%) No: 3,386 votes (35.90%) Total Votes Cast: 9,431 Folsom Area District Statewide Races of Interest State Assembly District 7 (Districtwide results) Josh Hoover: 58,152 votes (53.7%) Porsche Middleton: 50,160 votes (46.3%) House of Representatives District 3 (Districtwide results) 100% precincts partially reporting Kevin Kiley (R): 148,102 votes (57.5%) Jessica Morse (D): 109,302 votes (42.5%) Other Sacramento County Races and Measures of Interest City of Rancho Cordova City Council District Elections District 1 (Vote for 1) Times Cast: 3,276 / 8,323 (39.36%) Candidates: David Sander: 2,509 votes (99.72%) Write-in: 7 votes (0.28%) Total Votes Cast: 2,516 District 3 (Vote for 1) Times Cast: 2,615 / 7,565 (34.57%) Candidates: Joe Little: 1,114 votes (47.61%) Chris Mann: 650 votes (27.78%) Sergiy Pronin: 384 votes (16.41%) Amber Verdugo: 192 votes (8.21%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 2,340 District 4 (Vote for 1) Times Cast: 4,108 / 12,630 (32.53%) Candidates: Siri Pulipati: 2,088 votes (57.86%) Leroy Tripette: 1,521 votes (42.14%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 3,609 SMUD Director Elections Ward 1 Times Cast: 53,810 / 132,199 (40.70%) Candidates: Brandon D. Rose: 28,481 votes (66.79%) Robert P. “Bob” Wichert: 10,367 votes (24.31%) Chet Corcos: 3,795 votes (8.90%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 42,643 Ward 5 Times Cast: 35,405 / 124,088 (28.53%) Candidates: Rob Kerth: 17,424 votes (58.62%) Fatima Malik: 7,795 votes (26.23%) Nkiruka Catherine Ohaegbu: 4,504 votes (15.15%) Write-in: 0 votes (0.00%) Total Votes Cast: 29,723 Measure O – Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District General Obligation Bond Times Cast: 144,623 / 401,034 (36.06%) Yes: 92,473 votes (68.43%) No: 42,653 votes (31.57%) Total Votes Cast: 135,126 Measure L – Orangevale Recreation and Park District General Obligation Bond Times Cast: 9,172 / 22,457 (40.84%) Yes: 5,355 votes (61.64%) No: 3,333 votes (38.36%) Total Votes Cast: 8,688 Measure D – Sacramento City Unified School District Bond Measure Times Cast: 66,038 / 192,783 (34.26%) Bonds Yes: 43,597 votes (71.31%) Bonds No: 17,537 votes (28.69%) Total Votes Cast: 61,134 City of Sacramento Measure E (Parcel Tax Measure) Times Cast: 89,193 / 280,776 (31.77%) Yes: 58,808 votes (71.13%) No: 23,870 votes (28.87%) Total Votes Cast: 82,678 Measure Q – Fulton-El Camino Recreation and Park District Obligation Bond Measure Times Cast: 4,664 / 15,054 (30.98%) Yes: 3,141 votes (72.44%) No: 1,195 votes (27.56%) Total Votes Cast: 4,336 *Check back for additional updates |
Statewide measures: California voters want change in crime penalties, no wage increase or rent control
California voters passed several state ballot measures supporting education, marriage rights, climate resilience, healthcare, and criminal sentencing while rejecting others on housing, labor, and wage issues.
Proposition 2, authorizing bonds for public school and college facilities, passed with 56.9% of the vote. Similarly, Proposition 3, which establishes a constitutional right to marriage, won broad support with 61.1% approval. Environmental priorities gained traction with Proposition 4, which provides funding for water, wildfire, and climate risk projects, passing at 57.9%.
Healthcare measures fared well, with Proposition 34, which restricts the use of prescription revenue, passing narrowly at 51.5%, and Proposition 35, securing permanent Medi-Cal funding, receiving 66.8% support. Proposition 36, increasing sentencing for certain drug and theft offenses, passed decisively with 70.4% in favor, showing strong voter support for tougher criminal penalties.
However, some measures failed to resonate with voters. Proposition 5, proposing bonds for affordable housing and infrastructure, was rejected by 55.8%. Voters also defeated Proposition 6, which aimed to eliminate mandatory inmate labor, with 54.9% voting against it. Proposition 32, which sought to raise the minimum wage, narrowly failed with 52% opposed, reflecting voter caution on economic measures. Finally, Proposition 33, which would have allowed local governments to implement residential rent control, was soundly defeated, with 61.6% voting no.
Statewide Measures updated results. Updated Nov. 6, 5:34 a.m. with 94.9% of precincts partially reporting.
To track all local results directly visit the Sacramento County Elections results page HERE. For full statewide contests, find live results HERE
