Combined ballot
Every Party

See Also:   Information for the County of Santa Clara
(Elections Office, local League of Women Voters, links to other county election sites)

President of the United States; Democratic Party

• Hillary Clinton, Democratic
  2,745,293 votes 53.1%
• Bernie Sanders, Democratic
  2,381,714 votes 46.0%
• Willie Wilson, Democratic
  12,014 votes 0.2%
• Michael Steinberg, Democratic
  10,880 votes 0.2%
• Roque De La Fuente, Democratic
  8,453 votes 0.2%
• Henry Hewes, Democratic
  7,743 votes 0.1%
• Keith Judd, Democratic
  7,201 votes 0.1%

President of the United States; Republican Party

• Donald Trump, Republican
  1,665,126 votes 74.8%
• John R. Kasich, Republican
  252,543 votes 11.3%
• Ted Cruz, Republican
  211,574 votes 9.5%
• Ben Carson, Republican
  82,258 votes 3.7%
• Jim Gilmore, Republican
  15,691 votes 0.7%

President of the United States; American Independent Party

• Alan Spears, American Independent
  8,103 votes 19.2%
• Arthur Harris, American Independent
  7,216 votes 17.1%
• Robert Ornelas, American Independent
  7,164 votes 17.0%
• Wiley Drake, American Independent
  5,476 votes 13.0%
• J. R. Myers, American Independent
  5,475 votes 13.0%
• James Hedges, American Independent
  4,462 votes 10.6%
• Thomas Hoefling, American Independent
  4,345 votes 10.3%

President of the United States; Green Party

• Jill Stein, Green
  11,206 votes 76.2%
• Darryl Cherney, Green
  1,475 votes 10.0%
• Sedinam Moyowasifsa-Curry, Green
  839 votes 5.7%
• William Kreml, Green
  595 votes 4.0%
• Kent Mesplay, Green
  584 votes 4.0%

President of the United States; Libertarian Party

• Gary Johnson, Libertarian
  19,294 votes 61.9%
• John McAfee, Libertarian
  3,139 votes 10.1%
• Austin Petersen, Libertarian
  1,853 votes 5.9%
• Rhett White Feather Smith, Libertarian
  1,531 votes 4.9%
• Joy Waymire, Libertarian
  923 votes 3.0%
• John Hale, Libertarian
  873 votes 2.8%
• Marc Feldman, Libertarian
  867 votes 2.8%
• Jack Robinson, Jr., Libertarian
  739 votes 2.4%
• Steve Kerbel, Libertarian
  556 votes 1.8%
• Darryl W. Perry, Libertarian
  521 votes 1.7%
• Derrick M. Reid, Libertarian
  462 votes 1.5%
• Cecil Ince, Libertarian
  417 votes 1.3%

President of the United States; Peace and Freedom Party

• Gloria Estela La Riva, Peace and Freedom
  2,475 votes 49.5%
• Monica Moorehead, Peace and Freedom
  1,487 votes 29.7%
• Lynn S. Kahn, Peace and Freedom
  1,041 votes 20.8%

(Only American Independent, Democratic, Green, Libertarian, Peace and Freedom, and Republican party candidates are on the ballot for President of the United States)

US Congress

United States Senator
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Kamala D. Harris, Democratic
  3,000,689 votes 39.9%
• Loretta L. Sanchez, Democratic
  1,416,203 votes 18.9%
• Duf Sundheim, Republican
  584,251 votes 7.8%
• Phil Wyman, Republican
  352,821 votes 4.7%
• Thomas G. Del Beccaro, Republican
  323,614 votes 4.3%
• Greg Conlon, Republican
  230,944 votes 3.1%
• Steve Stokes, Democratic
  168,805 votes 2.2%
• George C. Yang, Republican
  112,055 votes 1.5%
• Karen Roseberry, Republican
  110,557 votes 1.5%
• Gail K. Lightfoot, Libertarian
  99,761 votes 1.3%
• Massie Munroe, Democratic
  98,150 votes 1.3%
• Pamela Elizondo, Green
  95,677 votes 1.3%
• Tom Palzer, Republican
  93,263 votes 1.2%
• Ron Unz, Republican
  92,325 votes 1.2%
• Don Krampe, Republican
  69,635 votes 0.9%
• Eleanor García
  65,084 votes 0.9%
• Jarrell Williamson, Republican
  64,120 votes 0.9%
• Von Hougo, Republican
  63,609 votes 0.8%
• President Cristina Grappo, Democratic
  63,330 votes 0.8%
• Jerry J. Laws, Republican
  53,023 votes 0.7%
• Mark Matthew Herd, Libertarian
  41,344 votes 0.6%
• John Thompson Parker, Peace and Freedom
  35,998 votes 0.5%
• Ling Ling Shi
  35,196 votes 0.5%
• Herbert G. Peters, Democratic
  32,638 votes 0.4%
• Emory Rodgers, Democratic
  31,485 votes 0.4%
• Mike Beitiks
  31,450 votes 0.4%
• Clive Grey
  29,418 votes 0.4%
• Jason Hanania
  27,715 votes 0.4%
• Paul Merritt
  24,031 votes 0.3%
• Jason Kraus
  19,318 votes 0.3%
• Don J. Grundmann
  15,317 votes 0.2%
• Scott A. Vineberg
  11,843 votes 0.2%
• Tim Gildersleeve
  9,798 votes 0.1%
• Gar Myers
  8,726 votes 0.1%
• Billy Falling, Republican (Write-in)
  87 votes 0.0%
• Ric M. Llewellyn (Write-in)
  32 votes 0.0%
• Alexis Stuart, Republican (Write-in)
  10 votes 0.0%

United States Representative; District 17
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Ro Khanna, Democratic
  52,059 votes 39.1%
• Mike Honda, Democratic
  49,823 votes 37.4%
• Peter Kuo, Republican
  12,224 votes 9.2%
• Ron Cohen, Republican
  10,448 votes 7.8%
• Pierluigi C. Oliverio, Democratic
  5,533 votes 4.2%
• Kennita Watson, Libertarian
  3,125 votes 2.3%

United States Representative; District 18
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Anna G. Eshoo, Democratic
  132,726 votes 68.2%
• Richard B. Fox, Republican
  47,484 votes 24.4%
• Bob Harlow, Democratic
  14,411 votes 7.4%

United States Representative; District 19
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Zoe Lofgren, Democratic
  107,773 votes 76.1%
• G. Burt Lancaster, Republican
  33,889 votes 23.9%

United States Representative; District 20
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Jimmy Panetta, Democratic
  116,826 votes 70.8%
• Casey Lucius, Republican
  32,726 votes 19.8%
• Joe Williams, Peace and Freedom
  6,400 votes 3.9%
• Barbara Honegger
  6,054 votes 3.7%
• Jack Digby
  2,932 votes 1.8%

State Senate

State Senator; District 13
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Jerry Hill, Democratic
  171,411 votes 75.6%
• Rick Ciardella, Republican
  42,185 votes 18.6%
• John H. Webster, Libertarian
  13,018 votes 5.7%

State Senator; District 15
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Jim Beall, Democratic
  97,948 votes 49.4%
• Nora Campos, Democratic
  53,250 votes 26.9%
• Chuck Page, Republican
  40,783 votes 20.6%
• Anthony Macias, Republican
  6,147 votes 3.1%

State Senator; District 17
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Bill Monning, Democratic
  185,586 votes 68.8%
• Palmer Kain, Republican
  84,142 votes 31.2%

Member of the State Assembly; District 24
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Marc Berman, Democratic
  30,649 votes 28.2%
• Vicki Veenker, Democratic
  24,201 votes 22.2%
• Peter Ohtaki, Republican
  21,525 votes 19.8%
• Barry Chang, Democratic
  11,890 votes 10.9%
• Mike Kasperzak, Democratic
  11,343 votes 10.4%
• John M. Inks, Libertarian
  4,546 votes 4.2%
• Jay Blas Jacob Cabrera
  2,603 votes 2.4%
• Sea Reddy, Democratic
  2,102 votes 1.9%

Member of the State Assembly; District 25
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Kansen Chu, Democratic
  61,980 votes 75.5%
• Bob Brunton, Republican
  20,146 votes 24.5%

Member of the State Assembly; District 27
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Madison Nguyen, Democratic
  27,453 votes 34.3%
• Ash Kalra, Democratic
  15,843 votes 19.8%
• Van Le, Republican
  11,726 votes 14.7%
• Andres Quintero, Democratic
  10,922 votes 13.7%
• Cong Thanh Do, Democratic
  4,869 votes 6.1%
• Darcie Green, Democratic
  4,769 votes 6.0%
• Esau Herrera, Democratic
  4,342 votes 5.4%

Member of the State Assembly; District 28
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Evan Low, Democratic
  83,038 votes 71.5%
• Nicholas Sclavos, Republican
  33,154 votes 28.5%

Member of the State Assembly; District 29
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Mark Stone, Democratic
  107,770 votes 75.0%
• Sierra Roberts, Republican
  35,934 votes 25.0%

Member of the State Assembly; District 30
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Anna Caballero, Democratic
  37,505 votes 46.1%
• Karina Cervantez Alejo, Democratic
  21,158 votes 26.0%
• Georgia Acosta, Republican
  12,662 votes 15.6%
• John M. Nevill, Republican
  9,949 votes 12.2%

Party Committee

Member, Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of Santa Clara; State Assembly District 24 (6 Elected)

• Diane H. Rolfe, Democratic
  23086 votes 15.99%
• Alyson L. Abramowitz, Democratic
  22581 votes 15.64%
• Emily Thurber, Democratic
  21440 votes 14.85%
• Bill James, Democratic
  20839 votes 14.43%
• Peter Y. Chiu, Democratic
  20088 votes 13.91%
• Gilbert Wong, Democratic
  18681 votes 12.94%
• Otto Lee, Democratic
  17662 votes 12.23%

Member, Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of Santa Clara; State Assembly District 27 (6 Elected)

• Maya Esparza, Democratic
  22447 votes 17.30%
• Omar Torres, Democratic
  21048 votes 16.23%
• Claudia Shope, Democratic
  17715 votes 13.66%
• Aimee Escobar, Democratic
  16381 votes 12.63%
• Juan M. Quinones Nevarez, Democratic
  14988 votes 11.55%
• Albert Hernandez, Democratic
  14361 votes 11.07%
• Emilie Gatfield, Democratic
  12988 votes 10.01%
• Steve Preminger, Democratic
  9788 votes 7.55%

Member, Democratic Party County Central Committee; County of Santa Clara; State Assembly District 28 (6 Elected)

• Jason Baker, Democratic
  28492 votes 14.37%
• Paul Fong, Democratic
  20201 votes 10.19%
• Angelica Ramos, Democratic
  19064 votes 9.61%
• Adrienne Grey, Democratic
  18052 votes 9.10%
• Hope Cahan, Democratic
  17632 votes 8.89%
• Pierluigi Oliverio, Democratic
  16924 votes 8.54%
• Shaian Mohammadi, Democratic
  11318 votes 5.71%
• Herb Engstrom, Democratic
  11298 votes 5.70%
• Ruben Navarro, Democratic
  10937 votes 5.52%
• Richard Waterman, Democratic
  10704 votes 5.40%
• Patrick Ahrens, Democratic
  10184 votes 5.14%
• Phil Stupak, Democratic
  7100 votes 3.58%
• Bill Roth, Democratic
  5915 votes 2.98%
• Andrae G. Macapinlac, Democratic
  5736 votes 2.89%
• Alex Wara, Democratic
  4720 votes 2.38%

Member, Republican Party County Central Committee; County of Santa Clara; Supervisorial District 1 (7 Elected)

• Jim Russell, Republican
  12590 votes 15.50%
• Helen Wang, Republican
  11121 votes 13.70%
• Benson Yeung, Republican
  9977 votes 12.29%
• Lisa Marshik, Republican
  9947 votes 12.25%
• Timur Engin, Republican
  9857 votes 12.14%
• Gail Desmet, Republican
  9838 votes 12.12%
• Danean Smith, Republican
  9586 votes 11.81%
• Susan J. Mister, Republican
  8284 votes 10.20%

Member, Republican Party County Central Committee; County of Santa Clara; Supervisorial District 2 (2 Elected)

• Shane Patrick Connolly, Republican
  3784 votes 43.17%
• Jerad Ferguson, Republican
  3414 votes 38.95%
• Anthony Macias, Republican
  1568 votes 17.89%

School

Board Member; Morgan Hill Unified School District

• Thomas Arnett
  7641 votes 54.21%
• Pamela Webb Torrisi
  6454 votes 45.79%

County

County Supervisor; Santa Clara County; Supervisorial District 2

• Cindy Chavez
  40377 votes 100.00%

County Supervisor; Santa Clara County; Supervisorial District 3

• Dave Cortese
  57088 votes 100.00%

County Supervisor; Santa Clara County; Supervisorial District 5

• Joe Simitian
  71383 votes 89.40%
• John Mumy
  8464 votes 10.60%

City

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 2
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Sergio Jimenez
  5953 votes 32.86%
• Steve Brown
  5790 votes 31.96%
• Joe Lopez
  4136 votes 22.83%
• Eli Portales
  2238 votes 12.35%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 4

• Lan Diep
  8689 votes 50.08%
• Manh Nguyen
  8661 votes 49.92%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 6
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Devora Joan "Dev" Davis
  4801 votes 20.54%
• Helen K. Chapman
  4715 votes 20.17%
• Norm Kline
  3852 votes 16.48%
• Ruben Navarro
  2314 votes 9.90%
• Peter Allen
  2241 votes 9.59%
• Erik Nicholas Fong
  2086 votes 8.93%
• Chris Roth
  1855 votes 7.94%
• Myron Von Raesfeld
  1507 votes 6.45%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 8
Runoff Election 11/8/2016

• Sylvia Arenas
  4951 votes 23.80%
• Jimmy Nguyen
  4758 votes 22.87%
• Denise Belisle
  4269 votes 20.52%
• Pat Waite
  3435 votes 16.51%
• Josh Barousse
  3390 votes 16.30%

Council Member; City of San Jose; Council District 10

• Johnny Khamis
  15983 votes 76.08%
• J. Michael Sodergren
  5026 votes 23.92%

Proposition 50 Suspension of Legislators
Pass: 5,468,515 / 75.5% Yes votes ...... 1,775,327 / 24.5% No votes

Authorizes each house of Legislature to suspend one of its Members by two-thirds vote, and to require Member to forfeit salaryand benefits while suspended.

Prohibits suspended Member from exercising rights, privileges, duties, or powers of office, or using any legislative resources.

Provides suspension may end on specified date, or upon two-thirds vote of Member’s house.

Measure A Charter Amendment -- County of Santa Clara (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 310794 / 78.08% Yes votes ...... 87240 / 21.92% No votes

To continue protecting and preserving local parks; improving access to natural areas, open space, trails and recreational opportunities; keeping restrooms and facilities clean and safe; and maintaining, operating, acquiring and improving local parks, shall the Santa Clara County Park Charter Fund, established in 1972, be extended by an annual general fund transfer estimated to equal 1.5 cents per $100 of assessed valuation of all property for 15 years, without increasing taxes and all funds benefitting Santa Clara County parks?

Measure B Sales Tax -- City of San Jose (Majority Approval Required)
Pass: 121030 / 61.41% Yes votes ...... 76054 / 38.59% No votes

To fund essential City services such as: improving police response to reduce violent crimes and burglaries; improving 911/emergency medical/fire response times; repairing potholes and streets; expanding gang prevention; and maintaining the City's long-term financial stability, shall the City of San Jose enact a ¼ percent sales tax for 15 years, providing about $40 million annually, requiring Independent Citizens Oversight with public review of spending, and all revenues controlled locally?

Measure C Medical Marijuana -- City of San Jose (Majority Approval Required)
Fail: 68438 / 35.44% Yes votes ...... 124687 / 64.56% No votes

Shall an ordinance be adopted amending the San Jose Municipal Code to include Medical Marijuana Collectives as an allowed land use in agricultural, commercial pedestrian, commercial neighborhood, industrial park, light industrial, heavy industrial zoning districts, and certain planned development zoning districts, and to establish a registration process and zoning code verification certificate process?

Measure E Bonds -- Gilroy Unified School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 7748 / 60.86% Yes votes ...... 4982 / 39.14% No votes

To improve the quality of local school facilities; renovate or replace leaky roofs; improve student access to computers and modern technology; renovate plumbing and sewer systems; make health, safety and security improvements; upgrade science labs and classrooms throughout the District; and construct a new elementary school, shall Gilroy Unified School District issue $170,000,000 of bonds, at legal rates, with an independent citizens' oversight committee, NO money used for administrator salaries and all funds controlled locally?

Measure G Parcel Tax -- Moreland School District (2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 8182 / 73.69% Yes votes ...... 2922 / 26.31% No votes

To maintain quality education at our neighborhood elementary and middle schools by attracting and retaining quality teachers, strengthening strong reading, math and science, maintaining music and art programs, keeping school libraries open, class sizes small and campuses clean and safe, shall Moreland School District renew its expiring school parcel tax at $142 per year for eight years, with an exemption for seniors, a citizens' oversight committee, no money for administrator salaries, and every dollar benefiting Moreland schools?

Measure H Bonds -- Franklin-McKinley School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 10443 / 78.18% Yes votes ...... 2914 / 21.82% No votes

To upgrade/renovate classrooms/school facilities and improve the quality of education with funding that cannot be taken by the State, shall Franklin-McKinley School District construct classrooms, improve student access to modern technology, replace leaky roofs, old portable classrooms, outdated electrical/plumbing systems, improve safety/access for students with disabilities, acquire, construct, repair classrooms, sites, facilities/equipment by issuing $67,400,000 of bonds at legal rates, with independent citizens' oversight, annual audits, and no money for administrative salaries?

Measure I Bonds -- Alum Rock Union Elementary School District (55% Approval Required)
Pass: 12461 / 78.75% Yes votes ...... 3363 / 21.25% No votes

To improve local neighborhood schools, fix leaky, deteriorated roofs, improve fire safety, repair/upgrade classrooms, improve student safety and security, renovate outdated restrooms, upgrade heating/ventilation/electrical systems for energy efficiency, and computer technology, shall $139,999,671.60 of Alum Rock Union Elementary School District bonds approved by the voters in June 2008, be reapproved at legal rates to renovate, acquire, construct, repair classrooms, sites, facilities/equipment, with independent audits, citizens' oversight, no money for administrators' salaries and all money controlled locally?

Measure J Parcel Tax -- Lakeside Joint School District (2/3 Approval Required)
Fail: 603 / 65.3% Yes votes ...... 321 / 34.7% No votes
   198 (65.56%) Yes / 104 (34.44%) No in Santa Clara County
   405 (65.11%) Yes / 217 (34.89%) No in Santa Cruz County

To preserve quality education for all students in Lakeside Joint School District, maintain specialized training for teachers, provide comprehensive science programs, update classroom technology, and protect quality academic programs for elementary and middle school students, shall the Lakeside Joint School District be authorized to implement an annual education parcel tax of $820 for ten years, with citizens' oversight, exemptions available for senior citizens, no funds for administrators' salaries, every dollar spent on students and cannot be taken away by the State?

Measure AA San Francisco Bay Clean Water, Pollution Prevention and Habitat Restoration Program -- San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority (Parcel Tax - 2/3 Approval Required)
Pass: 1,256,356 / 70.4% Yes votes ...... 528,877 / 29.6% No votes
   276677 (75.20%) Yes / 91231 (24.80%) No in Alameda County
   169024 (65.70%) Yes / 88249 (34.30%) No in Contra Costa County
   59374 (72.82%) Yes / 22165 (27.18%) No in Marin County
   11,260 (57.19%) Yes / 8,428 (42.81%) No in Napa County
   186,674 (77.64%) Yes / 53,766 (22.36%) No in San Francisco County
   126,943 (72.0%) Yes / 49,422 (28.0%) No in San Mateo County
   279259 (70.08%) Yes / 119254 (29.92%) No in Santa Clara County
   51,482 (54.35%) Yes / 43,248 (45.65%) No in Solano County
   95,663 (64.3%) Yes / 53,114 (35.7%) No in Sonoma County

To protect San Francisco Bay for future generations by reducing trash, pollution and harmful toxins, improving water quality, restoring habitat for fish, birds and wildlife, protecting communities from floods, and increasing shoreline public access, shall the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority authorize a parcel tax of $12 per year, raising approximately $25 million annually for twenty years with independent citizen oversight, audits, and all funds staying local?