Hemet Unified Voting Analysis

How Hemet Unified Voted

2024 General

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How they voted in other elections Hemet Unified's election results

27 races analyzed

Statewide & Federal 12

President Donald Trump ~XX% +12.1%

Donald Trump

~XX% +12.1% ~XX,XXX

Kamala Harris

~XX% -12.1% ~XX,XXX

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

~X% -53.5% ~X,XXX

Jill Stein

~X% -54.3% ~XXX

Claudia De La Cruz

~X% -54.4% ~XXX

Chase Oliver

~X% -54.5% ~XXX

Peter Sonski

~X% -54.8% ~XX

~XXX,XXX total votes

US Senate (Full Term) Steve Garvey ~XX% +13.2%

Steve Garvey

~XX% +13.2% ~XX,XXX

Adam Schiff

~XX% -13.2% ~XX,XXX

~XXX,XXX total votes

Proposition 2 Bonds for Public School and College Facilities

PASSED ~XX% Yes +8.0%

Bonds for Public School and College Facilities

Yes

~XX% +8.0% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -8.0% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 3 Constitutional Right to Marriage

FAILED ~XX% Yes -3.4%

Constitutional Right to Marriage

Yes

~XX% -3.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX% +3.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 4 Bonds for Water, Wildfire, and Climate Risks

PASSED ~XX% Yes +5.6%

Bonds for Water, Wildfire, and Climate Risks

Yes

~XX% +5.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -5.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 5 Bonds for Affordable Housing and Infrastructure

FAILED ~XX% Yes -21.8%

Bonds for Affordable Housing and Infrastructure

Yes

~XX% -21.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX% +21.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 6 Eliminates Forcing Inmates to Work

FAILED ~XX% Yes -24.8%

Eliminates Forcing Inmates to Work

Yes

~XX% -24.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX% +24.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 32 Raises Minimum Wage

FAILED ~XX% Yes -12.8%

Raises Minimum Wage

Yes

~XX% -12.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX% +12.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 33 Local Government Residential Rent Control

FAILED ~XX% Yes -24.4%

Local Government Residential Rent Control

Yes

~XX% -24.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX% +24.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 34 Restricts Spending of Prescription Revenues

PASSED ~XX% Yes +17.4%

Restricts Spending of Prescription Revenues

Yes

~XX% +17.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -17.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 35 Provides Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal

PASSED ~XX% Yes +33.4%

Provides Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal

Yes

~XX% +33.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -33.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Proposition 36 Increased Sentencing for Certain Drug and Theft Crimes

PASSED ~XX% Yes +51.6%

Increased Sentencing for Certain Drug and Theft Crimes

Yes

~XX% +51.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -51.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Legislative Races 9

Assembly Total (4 races) Republican Vote ~XX% +13.4%

Democrat Vote

~XX% -13.4% ~XX,XXX

Republican Vote

~XX% +13.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Congressional Total (3 races) Republican Vote ~XX% +8.2%

Democrat Vote

~XX% -8.2% ~XX,XXX

Republican Vote

~XX% +8.2% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Senate Total (2 races) Republican Vote ~XX% +12.6%

Democrat Vote

~XX% -12.6% ~XX,XXX

Republican Vote

~XX% +12.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

19th State Senate District 10% of contest

Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh* ~XX% +12.8% View full race results

Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh*

~XX% +12.8% ~XX,XXX

Lisa Middleton

~XX% -12.8% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

25th Congressional District 18% of contest

Ian M. Weeks ~XX% +5.4% View full race results

Ian M. Weeks

~XX% +5.4% ~XX,XXX

Raul Ruiz*

~XX% -5.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

31st State Senate District 1% of contest

Cynthia Navarro ~XX% +8.8% View full race results

Cynthia Navarro

~XX% +8.8% ~XXX

Sabrina Cervantes

~XX% -8.8% ~XXX

~X,XXX total votes

36th Assembly District 16% of contest

Jeff Gonzalez ~XX% +15.4% View full race results

Jeff Gonzalez

~XX% +15.4% ~XX,XXX

Jose Acuna Jr.

~XX% -15.4% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

41st Congressional District 2% of contest

Ken Calvert* ~XX% +15.2% View full race results

Ken Calvert*

~XX% +15.2% ~X,XXX

Will Rollins

~XX% -15.2% ~X,XXX

~X,XXX total votes

47th Assembly District 3% of contest

Greg Wallis* ~XX% +11.4% View full race results

Greg Wallis*

~XX% +11.4% ~X,XXX

Christy Holstege

~XX% -11.4% ~X,XXX

~X,XXX total votes

48th Congressional District 1% of contest

Darrell E. Issa* ~XX% +39.0% View full race results

Darrell E. Issa*

~XX% +39.0% ~X,XXX

Stephen Houlahan

~XX% -39.0% ~XXX

~X,XXX total votes

60th Assembly District 16% of contest

Ron Edwards ~XX% +11.4% View full race results

Ron Edwards

~XX% +11.4% ~XX,XXX

Corey A Jackson*

~XX% -11.4% ~X,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

71st Assembly District 0% of contest

Kate Sanchez* ~XX% +60.8% View full race results

Kate Sanchez*

~XX% +60.8% ~XXX

Gary Kephart

~XX% -60.8% ~XX

~XXX total votes

Overlapping Local Races 5

City of Hemet City Council District 1 96% of contest

Carole Kendrick ~XX% +20.8% View full race results

Carole Kendrick

~XX% +20.8% ~X,XXX

Norm Kyriss

~XX% -20.8% ~X,XXX

~X,XXX total votes

City of Hemet City Treasurer 96% of contest

Dale Dieleman ~XX% View full race results

Dale Dieleman

~XX% ~XX,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

City of San Jacinto City Council 9% of contest

Crystal Ruiz ~XX% +2.4% View full race results

Crystal Ruiz

~XX% +2.4% ~XXX

Clarisa A. Sanchez

~XX% -2.4% ~XXX

Phil Ayala

~XX% -3.4% ~XXX

Brian E. Hawkins

~XX% -4.4% ~XXX

Adam Tostado

~XX% -4.8% ~XXX

Steve Dimemmo

~XX% -6.3% ~XXX

Eric Anthony Devezin

~X% -8.9% ~XXX

Veronica Damian Hawkes

~X% -9.5% ~XXX

Jorge Agiss Jr.

~X% -12.3% ~XXX

~X,XXX total votes

City of San Jacinto City Treasurer 9% of contest

Tylisha A. Julienne ~XX% +12.3% View full race results

Tylisha A. Julienne

~XX% +12.3% ~XXX

Dean J. Vandever

~XX% -12.3% ~XXX

Mikel Van Der Linden

~XX% -13.4% ~XXX

~X,XXX total votes

Mount San Jacinto Community College District Governing Board Member Trustee Area 1 16% of contest

Brian Sylva ~XX% +45.2% View full race results

Brian Sylva

~XX% +45.2% ~X,XXX

Edison Gómez Krauss

~XX% -45.2% ~X,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

Overlapping Ballot Measures 1

Measure N - City of Hemet 97% of contest

PASSED ~XX% Yes +51.6% View full results

To address homelessness, make public areas safer and cleaner, including streets and sidewalks, and other essential government services such as 911 response, pothole repair, senior and youth programs, improving public arts and culture, and parks and recreational facilities, shall a measure increasing Hemet's transient occupancy tax by 2% - which is paid entirely by overnight hotel guests - providing an additional $ 200,000 annually, until ended by voters, that cannot be taken by the State, be adopted?

Yes

~XX% +51.6% ~XX,XXX

~XX% -51.6% ~X,XXX

~XX,XXX total votes

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