Ballot: Overview —Tuesday 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 48, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1
District 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 52, U.S. House of Representatives
- 1
District 53, U.S. House of Representatives
- 125,962 votes (13%)
17,041 votes (8.5%)
15,005 votes (7.5%)
14,807 votes (7.4%)
7,265 votes (3.6%)
4,446 votes (2.2%)
4,041 votes (2%)
3,226 votes (1.6%)
3,078 votes (1.5%)
2,820 votes (1.4%)
1,832 votes (0.9%)
1,625 votes (0.8%)
734 votes (0.4%)
Judge, Office 22, San Diego County Superior Court
- 1
Judge, Office 30, San Diego County Superior Court
- 1
Trustee, Trustee Area D, San Diego Community College District
- 14,350 votes (11.4%)
Trustee, Trustee Area A, San Diego Unified School District
- 18,054 votes (16.9%)
Member, Supervisorial District 5 — Peace and Freedom Party, Peace and Freedom Party County Central Committee
- 423 votes (10%)
Supervisor, District 1, San Diego County
- 117,934 votes (16.3%)
16,634 votes (15.1%)
13,232 votes (12%)
4,035 votes (3.7%)
2,679 votes (2.4%)
2,591 votes (2.4%)
Supervisor, District 2, San Diego County
- 1
Mayor, City of San Diego
- 180,352 votes (22.6%)
25,629 votes (7.2%)
12,716 votes (3.6%)
8,099 votes (2.3%)
City Council, District 1, City of San Diego
- 16,399 votes (14.9%)
5,884 votes (13.7%)
3,910 votes (9.1%)
3,505 votes (8.2%)
3,340 votes (7.8%)
2,484 votes (5.8%)
City Council, District 3, City of San Diego
- 1
City Council, District 5, City of San Diego
- 1
City Council, District 7, City of San Diego
- 1
City Council, District 9, City of San Diego
- 13,473 votes (14.8%)
2,222 votes (9.5%)
1,997 votes (8.5%)
1,986 votes (8.5%)
1,564 votes (6.7%)
Member, Assembly District 74, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 614,082 votes (7.5%)
13,682 votes (7.3%)
13,085 votes (7%)
12,786 votes (6.8%)
11,049 votes (5.9%)
10,057 votes (5.4%)
9,008 votes (4.8%)
7,203 votes (3.8%)
7,077 votes (3.8%)
6,061 votes (3.2%)
4,373 votes (2.3%)
Member, Assembly District 75 San Diego Portion, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 68,230 votes (6.3%)
8,043 votes (6.2%)
7,793 votes (6%)
6,329 votes (4.9%)
6,305 votes (4.8%)
5,847 votes (4.5%)
5,561 votes (4.3%)
5,385 votes (4.1%)
4,491 votes (3.4%)
4,471 votes (3.4%)
3,626 votes (2.8%)
Member, Assembly District 76, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 611,518 votes (5.5%)
11,320 votes (5.4%)
11,176 votes (5.4%)
11,013 votes (5.3%)
10,454 votes (5%)
10,227 votes (4.9%)
9,518 votes (4.6%)
8,952 votes (4.3%)
8,427 votes (4.1%)
7,438 votes (3.6%)
7,082 votes (3.4%)
6,177 votes (3%)
2,177 votes (1%)
Member, Assembly District 77, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 613,114 votes (7%)
12,722 votes (6.8%)
11,212 votes (6%)
10,382 votes (5.6%)
10,182 votes (5.5%)
8,444 votes (4.5%)
8,007 votes (4.3%)
Member, Assembly District 78, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 617,489 votes (6.4%)
14,917 votes (5.5%)
13,691 votes (5%)
13,673 votes (5%)
13,141 votes (4.8%)
12,724 votes (4.7%)
10,766 votes (3.9%)
10,259 votes (3.8%)
8,676 votes (3.2%)
8,521 votes (3.1%)
7,888 votes (2.9%)
7,308 votes (2.7%)
6,947 votes (2.5%)
6,464 votes (2.4%)
Member, Assembly District 79, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 612,373 votes (6.1%)
11,712 votes (5.8%)
11,453 votes (5.7%)
10,255 votes (5.1%)
10,020 votes (5%)
9,292 votes (4.6%)
8,753 votes (4.3%)
8,051 votes (4%)
7,706 votes (3.8%)
7,502 votes (3.7%)
7,343 votes (3.6%)
5,397 votes (2.7%)
5,366 votes (2.7%)
Member, Assembly District 80, Democratic Party County Central Committee
- 67,852 votes (4.4%)
7,751 votes (4.4%)
7,498 votes (4.2%)
7,466 votes (4.2%)
6,840 votes (3.8%)
6,615 votes (3.7%)
6,211 votes (3.5%)
5,923 votes (3.3%)
5,618 votes (3.2%)
5,444 votes (3.1%)
5,387 votes (3%)
4,970 votes (2.8%)
4,590 votes (2.6%)
4,107 votes (2.3%)
3,732 votes (2.1%)
3,641 votes (2%)
3,609 votes (2%)
2,643 votes (1.5%)
2,542 votes (1.4%)
1,927 votes (1.1%)
1,724 votes (1%)
Member, Assembly District 74, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 613,436 votes (7%)
11,074 votes (5.8%)
9,315 votes (4.9%)
8,619 votes (4.5%)
8,508 votes (4.4%)
5,911 votes (3.1%)
5,590 votes (2.9%)
5,282 votes (2.8%)
4,098 votes (2.1%)
2,471 votes (1.3%)
Member, Assembly District 75 San Diego Portion, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 69,995 votes (7.7%)
7,841 votes (6%)
7,134 votes (5.5%)
5,704 votes (4.4%)
4,803 votes (3.7%)
Member, Assembly District 76, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 612,650 votes (8.3%)
11,623 votes (7.6%)
10,631 votes (7%)
7,908 votes (5.2%)
6,439 votes (4.2%)
5,878 votes (3.9%)
2,314 votes (1.5%)
1,753 votes (1.2%)
Member, Assembly District 77, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 611,398 votes (7.8%)
11,162 votes (7.6%)
9,813 votes (6.7%)
9,210 votes (6.3%)
5,909 votes (4%)
3,716 votes (2.5%)
Member, Assembly District 78, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 67,620 votes (7.2%)
5,808 votes (5.5%)
5,103 votes (4.8%)
4,936 votes (4.7%)
4,654 votes (4.4%)
3,981 votes (3.8%)
3,722 votes (3.5%)
3,022 votes (2.9%)
2,359 votes (2.2%)
2,308 votes (2.2%)
1,995 votes (1.9%)
1,811 votes (1.7%)
Member, Assembly District 79, Republican Party County Central Committee
- 67,273 votes (8.2%)
6,998 votes (7.8%)
5,601 votes (6.3%)
5,019 votes (5.6%)
3,787 votes (4.2%)
Member, Assembly District 80, Republican Party County Central Committee
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Proposition 13
Failing4,304,013 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 A — Save our San Diego Countryside (SOS) Initiative
Failing407,534 votes yes (49%)423,630 votes no (51%)
AMENDMENTS TO THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENERAL PLANShall this Initiative be adopted for the purpose of amending the San Diego County General Plan to require voter approval for General Plan amendments that increase residential density for property designated by the General Plan as Semi-Rural or Rural?
Learn MoreMeasure B — Proposed Newland Sierra housing development
Failing349,822 votes yes (41.9%)484,663 votes no (58.1%)
NEWLAND SIERRA AMENDMENTS TO THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENERAL PLANShall the San Diego County General Plan Amendment PDS2015-GPA-15-001 approved by the Board of Supervisors for the development of the Newland Sierra Project, be approved? The existing General Plan allows 99 homes and up to 2,000,000 square...
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Measure C — Increasing hotel tax through 2061 for convention center, homelessness programs, streets
Failing239,024 votes yes (65.2%)127,349 votes no (34.8%)
INITIATIVE MEASURE - HOTEL VISITOR TAX INCREASE FOR CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION, HOMELESSNESS PROGRAMS, STREET REPAIRS. Shall the measure be adopted to: increase the City of San Diego's 10.5% hotel visitor tax by 1.25 to 3.25 percentage points, depending on hotel location, through at least 2061, designated...
Learn MoreMeasure D — Audit Committee and City Auditor
Passing269,583 votes yes (80.8%)64,006 votes no (19.2%)
CHARTER AMENDMENTS REGARDING AUDIT COMMITTEE AND SELECTION AND TERM OF CITY AUDITOR. Shall Charter sections 39.1 and 39.2 be amended to provide that the City Council appoints the City Auditor from at least three candidates recommended by the Audit Committee; the Auditor is limited to two five-year terms;...
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Measure E — Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) in public works projects
Passing37,462 votes yes (67.6%)17,990 votes no (32.4%)
Shall the measure to preserve the City's ability to receive state infrastructure funding for public works projects by giving the City discretion to allow the use of project labor agreements for City public works, in a manner consistent with state laws and best practices, including provisions for taxpayer...
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Measure G — Marisol Specific Plan Initiative - would allow development of bluff-top resort, other amenities
Failing981 votes yes (41.1%)1,406 votes no (58.9%)
Shall the measure proposing the adoption of the Marisol Specific Plan and corresponding amendments to the City's Community Plan, Zoning Map, and Local Coastal Plan and Implementing Ordinance, be adopted?
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Measure H — Changing the City Clerk and City Treasurer positions from elected to appointed
Failing3,747 votes yes (48%)4,059 votes no (52%)
Shall the Offices of City Clerk and City Treasurer be appointive?
Learn MoreMeasure J — Prohibiting retail sales of dogs, cats, and rabbits in National City
Passing5,054 votes yes (61.8%)3,126 votes no (38.2%)
Shall Ordinance No. 2019 - 2463, "An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of National City Adding Chapter 8.38 to the National City Municipal Code Prohibiting the Retail Sale of Dogs, Cats and Rabbits," be adopted?
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Measure K
Failing11,384 votes yes (24.8%)34,472 votes no (75.2%)
Shall the offices of city clerk and city treasurer be appointed by the City Manager?
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Measure S — Three-quarter (3/4) cent sales tax; no end date
Failing2,756 votes yes (42.5%)3,723 votes no (57.5%)
Shall the City of Lemon Grove Add a Three-Quarter (3/4) Cent Transactions and Use Tax (Sales Tax)?
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Measure L — $200 million bond measure
Failing16,598 votes yes (45.9%)19,552 votes no (54.1%)
To upgrade fire alarms and emergency communication systems; replace aging portables with permanent classrooms throughout the District; and qualify the District for state matching funds; shall Cajon Valley Union School District's measure authorizing $220 million of bonds be adopted with legal rates, yearly...
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Measure M — $242 million bond measure
Passing36,363 votes yes (55.4%)29,247 votes no (44.6%)
To make student safety and campus security improvements throughout the District and renovate, construct, acquire, equip and furnish school facilities/classrooms, including roofs, plumbing, solar panels, heating /air conditioning and electrical systems, shall the Chula Vista Elementary School District...
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Measure P — $448 million bond measure
Failing32,836 votes yes (50.4%)32,375 votes no (49.6%)
To improve classrooms, science labs, and career-training facilities that support college preparation/career readiness in math, science, engineering, technology, arts, and skilled trades/vocations, improve student safety/security, remove asbestos/lead paint where needed, and repair aging roofs, plumbing,...
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Measure Q — $205 million bond measure
Failing21,723 votes yes (53.7%)18,707 votes no (46.3%)
Improve Quality Education in Escondido Measure. To repair deteriorating roofs, plumbing/electrical systems, remove asbestos, improve student safety/campus security; acquire, renovate, construct/equip classrooms, science labs, sites, school facilities/technology that support college/career readiness in...
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Measure R — $33 million bond measure
Failing5,161 votes yes (41.6%)7,256 votes no (58.4%)
To increase student safety and school security; repair aging classrooms and schools including outdated plumbing, electrical wiring, roofs and heating/ air conditioning; replace portables with permanent classrooms; renovate classrooms and qualify for State matching funds, shall Lakeside Union School District's...
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Measure T — $52,985,000 bond issue
Passing3,555 votes yes (70.1%)1,517 votes no (29.9%)
To make student safety and school security improvements; upgrade classroom technology; and construct, rehabilitate, acquire, equip and furnish classrooms and school facilities, shall the San Ysidro School District measure to authorize the issuance of $52,985,000 of bonds to replace bonds previously authorized...
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Passing3,492 votes yes (68.9%)1,576 votes no (31.1%)
To reconstruct or replace roofs and plumbing and construct, rehabilitate, replace, acquire, equip and furnish classrooms and school facilities, shall the San Ysidro School District measure to authorize the issuance of $55,500,000 of bonds to replace bonds previously authorized in 1997, at legal interest...
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