Below are the most current numbers on local races—including Measures O and P, which decide the fate of the Valley’s Edge development (O and P currently sit at 62% for No on each and 38% for Yes)—as well as results of pertinent state and federal contests. (Ballots will continue to be counted after Election Day as county elections officials conduct precinct canvassing through April 5. The Secretary of State certifies results April 12.)
Chico:
Unofficial results (100 percent of precincts partially reported) as of March 6, 6:30 p.m.:
Measure O:
Yes: 7,175 (38%)
No: 11,864 (62%)
Measure P:
Yes: 7,274 (38%)
No: 11,803 (62%)
Butte County:
Butte County Supervisors:
District 1:
Bill Connelly: 5,951 (100%)
District 4:
Tod Kimmelshue: 4,775 (66%)
Joanna Warrens: 2,441 (33%)
District 5:
Doug Teeter: 6,932 (73%)
Julie Threet: 2,610 (27%)
Source: Butte County Clerk/Recorder.
National & State:
Unofficial results (100 percent of precincts partially reporting) as of March 6, 10 p.m.:
U.S. President – Democrat nomination (statewide):
Joe Biden: 1,737,415 (89.4%)
U.S. President – Republican nomination (statewide):
Donald Trump: 1,127,855 (78.5%)
Nikki Haley: 257,788 (17.9%)
U.S. Senate nominations (full-term; statewide):
Top two move on to General Election :
Adam Schiff: 1,320,629 (33.4%)
Steve Garvey: 1,276,803 (32.2%)
Katie Porter: 551,862 (13.9%)
Barbara Lee: 295,116 (7.5%)
Proposition 1:
Yes: 1,987,091 (50.3%)
No: 1,965,027 (49.7%)
Unofficial results (100 percent of precincts partially reporting) as of March 6, 10 p.m.):
U.S. Representative, District 1 nominations:
Top two move on:
Doug LaMalfa: 63,997 (63.9%)
Rose Penelope Yee: 24,582 (24.6%)
Mike Doran: 11,534 (11.5%)
Unofficial results (100 percent of precincts partially reporting) as of March 6, 10 p.m.):
California Senate District 1 nominations:
Top two move on:
Megan Dahle: 82,951 (77%)
David Fennell: 24,733 (23%)
Unofficial results (100 percent of precincts partially reporting) as of March 6, 10 p.m.):
California Assembly District 3 nominations:
Top two move on:
James Gallagher: 43,525 (66.3%)
Aaron Draper: 22,157 (33.7%)
For more state/national results, visit the California Secretary of State.
Thank you so much for showing election results! I’m so glad to see valley edge going down! Hope it hold. Anyways, having updates is a great service to the community. 🙂
Sad, really sad, that a well developed general plan could be met with so much hostility from a community that claims to value the environment and accessibility.
Nothing says “valuing the environment” like Valley Edge’s proposal to destroy Chico’s oak savannas and vernal pools! Who needs those pesky endangered species that live there anyway? 🙂
No hostility here, just a preference for in-fill development for Chico instead of high-end suburban sprawl. The developers are focused on profits. We are focused on a sustainable community without encroaching on our precious open space. Developers may not make the profit margins they want, but that is a small price to pay for keeping Chico a gateway to nature.
Way good on the Valley’s Edge development going down in flames. Myself, I don’t even live in Butte County. I used to, from 1996 to 2000, but now live in L.A. County (Long Beach). Still, I congratulate you, the Butte County electorate, for stopping this obscenity at the ballot box, and am happy for you for your recent victory. Resist the power!
what about the results for independent party
There’s a link at the bottom to all the results (though I believe there was only one candidate for the American Independent ballot).
https://electionresults.sos.ca.gov/