California's 2nd Congressional District - Recent Election Results From Statewide Races

Recent Election Results From Statewide Races

Year Office Results
1990 Governor Wilson 56.9 - 37.4%
1992 President Bush 38.7 - 35.7%
Senator Herschensohn 52.7 - 35.6%
Senator (special) Seymour 47.0 - 42.7%
1994 Governor Wilson 64.2 - 29.7%
Senator Huffington 57.8 - 32.8%
1996 President Dole 50.9 - 36.1%
1998 Governor
Senator
2000 President Bush 59.2 - 34.1%
Senator Campbell 50.9 - 39.5%
2002 Governor Simon 57.6 - 31.1%
2003 Recall Yes 70.5 - 29.5%
Schwarzenegger 57.6 - 18.5%
2004 President Bush 62.0 - 36.6%
Senator Jones 55.5 - 39.6%
2006 Governor Schwarzenegger 70.5 - 23.7%
Senator Mountjoy 51.8 - 42.0%
2008 President McCain 55.0 - 42.6%
2010 Governor Whitman 55.2 - 37.6%
Senator Fiorina 60.2 - 31.9%

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