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For the June 2 primary election, San Benito County voters were faced with electing representatives in six local contests, including the attempted recall, and considering a revision of the local cannabis tax.

For the San Benito County Board of Supervisors District 3 and 4 races, along with three other local offices, the candidate that receives more than 50% of the votes wins outright, otherwise the top two vote-getters advance to the Nov. 6 general election.

For state and congressional races, the top two vote-getters will move on to the general election.

According to the Secretary of State, counties must report the final results to the state by July 3 for them to be certified by July 10.

The following are the updated results.

California Governor

  • Xavier Becerra (D)– 2,390,073 (27.9%)
  • Steve Hilton (R)– 2,137,567 (25%)
  • Tom Steyer (D)– 1,927,945 (22.5%)

Congress, 18th District

  • Zoe Lofgren (D)– 59,269 (55.3%)
  • Shane Lewis (R)– 31,693 (29.6%)
  • Luis Arreguin (D)– 13,132 (12.3%)
  • Chris Demers (NPP)– 3,075 (2.9%)

Assembly, 29th District

  • Robert Rivas (D)– 44,234 (65.6%)
  • Dennis Sanchez (R)– 12,374 (18.4%)
  • J.W. Paine (R)– 10,786 (16%)

SBC Superintendent of Schools

  • Jennifer Logue– 8,088 (54.8%)
  • Gwen Baquiran– 6,664 (45.2%)

BOS District 3

  • Mindy Sotelo– 1,877 (73.4%)
  • Peter Hernandez– 682 (26.7%)

BOS District 4

  • Angela Curro– 2,892 (66.1%)
  • Roxanne Stephens– 1,436 (32.8%)
  • Scott McPhail (write-in)- 49 (1.1%)

BOS District 5 recall

  • Yes– 1,291 (50.7%)
  • No– 1,255(49.3%)

SBC Auditor-Controller

  • Laura Garcilazo-8,476 (56.6%)
  • Joe Paul Gonzalez-6,507(43.4%)

County Clerk-Recorder

  • Francisco Diaz-11,745(82.6%)
  • Dane Sanchez– 2,475(17.4%)

Measure D

  • Yes-4,390 (67.5%)
  • No– 2,115 (32.5%)

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