By F&S Politics | June 2022
On Tuesday, June 7, California held primary elections for one U.S. Senate seat and all 52 U.S. House seats. In California, the top two candidates advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation. Please view the full results on the California Secretary of State's Elections Division website.
U.S. Senate Results:
Alex Padilla (D) and Mark Meuse (R) advanced to the general election.
U.S. House Results:
California’s 1st Congressional District: Doug LaMalfa (R) and Max Steiner (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 2nd Congressional District: Jared Huffman (D) and Douglas Brower (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 3rd Congressional District: Kevin Kiley (R) and Kermit Jones (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 4th Congressional District: Mike Thompson (D) and Matt Brock (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 5th Congressional District: Tom McClintock (R) and Michael Barkley (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 6th Congressional District: Ami Bera (D) and Tamika Hamilton (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 7th Congressional District: Doris Matsui (D) and Max Semenenko (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 8th Congressional District: John Garamendi (D) and Rudy Recile (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 9th Congressional District: Josh Harder (D) and Tom Patti (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 10th Congressional District: Mark DeSaulnier (D) and Michael Kerr (G) advanced to the general election.
California’s 11th Congressional District: Nancy Pelosi (D) and John Dennis (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 12th Congressional District: Barbara Lee (D) and Stephen Slauson (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 13th Congressional District: John Duarte (R) and Adam Gray (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 14th Congressional District: Eric Swalwell (D) and Alison Hayden (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 15th Congressional District: Kevin Mullin (D) and David Canepa (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 16th Congressional District: Anna Eshoo (D) and Anna Eshoo (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 17th Congressional District: Ro Khanna (D) and Ritesh Tandon (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 18th Congressional District: Zoe Lofgren (D) and Peter Hernandez (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 19th Congressional District: Jimmy Panetta (D) and Jeff Gorman (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 20th Congressional District: Kevin McCarthy (R) and Marisa Wood (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 21st Congressional District: Jim Costa (D) and Michael Maher (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 22nd Congressional District: Rudy Salas (D) and David Valadao (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 23rd Congressional District: Jay Obernolte (R) and Derek Marshall (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 24th Congressional District: Salud Carbajal (D) and Brad Allen (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 25th Congressional District: Raul Ruiz (D) and Brian Hawkins (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 26th Congressional District: Julia Brownley (D) and Matt Jacobs (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 27th Congressional District: Mike Garcia (R) and Christy Smith (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 28th Congressional District: Judy Chu (D) and Wes Hallman (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 29th Congressional District: Tony Cardenas (D) and Angelica Duenas (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 30th Congressional District: Adam Schiff (D) and G "Maebe A. Girl" Pudlo (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 31st Congressional District: Grace Napolitano (D) and Daniel Martinez (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 32nd Congressional District: Brad Sherman (D) and Lucie Volotzky (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 33rd Congressional District: Pete Aguilar (D) and John Porter (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 34th Congressional District: Jimmy Gomez (D) and David Kim (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 35th Congressional District: Norma Torres (D) and Mike Cargile (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 36th Congressional District: Ted Lieu (D) and Joe Collins (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 37th Congressional District: Sydney Kamlager (D) and Jan Perry (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 38th Congressional District: Linda Sanchez (D) and Eric Ching (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 39th Congressional District: Mark Takano (D) and Aja Smith (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 40th Congressional District: Asif Mahmood (D) and Young Kim (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 41st Congressional District: Ken Calvert (R) and Will Rollins (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 42nd Congressional District: Robert Garcia (D) and John Briscoe (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 43rd Congressional District: Maxine Waters (D) and Omar Navarro (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 44th Congressional District: Nanette Barragan (D) and Paul Jones (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 45th Congressional District: Michelle Steel (R) and Jay Chen (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 46th Congressional District: Lou Correa (D) and Christopher Gonzales (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 47th Congressional District: Katie Porter (D) and Scott Baugh (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 48th Congressional District: Darrell Issa (R) and Stephen Houlahan (D) advanced to the general election.
California’s 49th Congressional District: Mike Levin (D) and Brian Maryott (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 50th Congressional District: Scott Peters (D) and Corey Gustafson (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 51st Congressional District: Sara Jacobs (D) and Stan Caplan (R) advanced to the general election.
California’s 52nd Congressional District: Juan Vargas (D) and Tyler Geffeney (R) advanced to the general election.
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