Plumas voters cast 6,576 votes with all 29 precincts fully reported. That’s a 51.01% turnout for the county’s 12,891 registered voters.
Plumas voted predominantly conservative in-line with most of the far northern counties.
U.S. Representative District 1
In a race for the new district closely watched nationally, Mike McGuire (Dem) won statewide with 88,089 votes (57%) to James Gallagher’s (Rep) 66,369 votes (43%). In Plumas County Gallagher won 3,718-2,743.
State Assembly District 1
Incumbent Heather Hadwick (Rep) won statewide, with 70,425 votes (56.8%) to opponent Dianna Margaret James (Dem), who garnered 53,626 votes (43.2). In Plumas County Hadwick won 3,887-2,538.
Other statewide races
Governor
Xavier Becerra (Dem) won statewide with 4,992,151 votes (63.9%) to Steve Hilton (Rep), who had 2,815,459 votes (36.1%). Plumas County voted for Hilton 3,757-2,768.
Lieutenant Governor
Fiona Ma (Dem) won statewide with 4,917,762 votes, (63.8%) to Gloria Romero (Rep), who earned 2,794,443 votes (36.2 %). In Plumas County Romero won 3,713- 2,758.
Secretary of State
Shirley N. Weber (Dem) won statewide with 4,983,791 votes (64.7%) to Donald P. Wagner (Rep), who garnered 2,721,661 votes (35.3). In Plumas County Wagner won 3,686-2,796.
State Controller
Malia M. Cohen (Dem) won statewide with 4,891,240 votes (63.8 %) to Herb W. Morgan (Rep), who won 2,779,231 votes ( 36.2 %). In Plumas County Morgan won 3,628-2,764.
State Treasurer
Eleni Kounalakis (Dem) won statewide with 4,905,258 votes (64.0 %) over Jennifer Hawks (Rep), who won 2,764,491 votes (36 % percent). In Plumas County Hawks won 3,736-2,690.
State Attorney General
Rob Bonta (Dem) won statewide with 4,911,026 votes (63.8%) over Michael E. Gates (Rep), who won 2,791,689 votes (36.2%). In Plumas County Gates won 3,730-2,709.
State Insurance Commissioner
Jane Kim (Dem) won statewide with 3,464,693 votes (52%) over Ben Allen (Dem), who won 3,199,117 votes (48 %) In Plumas County Kim won 2,720- 2,115.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard Barrera (Dem) won statewide with 3,799,472 votes (57.1%) over Sonja Shaw (Rep), who garnered 2,850,246 votes (42.9%). In Plumas County Shaw won 3,126-2,286.
State Ballot Measures
In the 14 state ballot measures, following is a comparison between the statewide votes and the Plumas County votes:
Prop 1 — Bonds for Housing Affordability Program, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted no.
Prop 2 — Increases State Rainy Day Fund, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted no.
Prop 3 — Permanent Funding For Schools And Health Care by Extending Tax on High Incomes, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted no.
Prop 4 — Repeals Prohibition Against Public Funding Of Election Campaigns, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted no.
Prop 5 — Changes Recall Election Process For Statewide Officers, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted no.
Prop 37 — Loan Program For Middle-Income Buyers, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted no.
Prop 38 —Bonds for Immunology Medical Research, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted yes.
Prop 39 — Prohibits Citizen From Voting Unless They Present Government-issued Identification, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted yes.
Prop 40 — Imposes One-time Tax On Certain Taxpayers, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted no.
.Prop 41 — Prohibits New State Taxes That Exclude Revenues Form State Spending Limit, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted yes.
Prop 42 — Prohibits New State Personal Property Taxes and Certain Retroactive State Taxes, Statewide voted yes, Plumas voted yes.
Prop 43 — Limits Voters Ability To Raise Revenue For Local Government Services, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted yes.
Prop 44 — Requires Community Health Clinics Spend 90% of Revenue on Program Services, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted no.
Prop 45 — Modifies Environmental Review for Certain Projects, Statewide voted no, Plumas voted yes.
Here is a more in-depth look at the statewide results. Check here for the local Plumas County results
Election results are updated as often as new data is received from county elections offices after the polls close at 8 p.m. on election day. Ballots continue to be counted during the canvass period. County elections officials must report final official results to the Secretary of State by Dec. 4. The Secretary of State will certify the results on Dec. 11, according to information on the California Secretary of State page.
