2020 Election

New York billionaire Mike Bloomberg suspended his presidential campaign and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren was reassessing her candidacy Wednesday as the winnowing process in the Democrats’ 2020 nomination fight lurched forward after a consequential Super Tuesday.

California voters were rejecting the initiative, that called for a $15 billion bond to repair and modernize aging schools.

The California Primary results will be shown here and updated Live on Tuesday, March 3rd. 

Voters in Sonoma and Marin counties rejected a 30-year extension of a quarter-cent sales tax for the operation of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit's SMART train system.

Administrators at Santa Clara County said the only real hiccup in Tuesday's election was the long lines at Stanford University and at the Dr.

Bernie Sanders seized Super Tuesday’s biggest prize with a victory in California, while a resurgent Joe Biden scored wins across the country with the backing of a diverse coalition as the Democratic Party’s once-crowded presidential field transformed into a two-man contest.

Election officials in Contra Costa County say coronavirus concerns actually kept some poll workers from showing up for duty on Super Tuesday.

County by county election results 2020 California Primary Super Tuesday

Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg will reassess on Wednesday whether he should stay in the race after getting disappointing results in Super Tuesday primaries despite spending more than a half-billion dollars on his campaign. 

Joe Biden opened Super Tuesday with a trio of victories in key Southern states, building on momentum that has swiftly revived his Democratic presidential campaign in recent days.

Some California voters are waiting in long lines because of technical glitches connecting to the statewide voter database or too many users trying to cast ballots at once.

Democratic voters in California will consider a suddenly reshaped presidential field Tuesday that has largely narrowed to a rivalry between emerging establishment favorite Joe Biden, billionaire Michael Bloomberg and progressive rivals Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

Voters in San Francisco are deciding on five measures during Tuesday's election, including whether to allow the city to tax property owners in certain commercial districts who allow their ground-floor spaces to go vacant for more than 182 days.

Sunnyvale residents and Santa Clara residents with are deciding on changes to their voting systems in Tuesday's primary election, following moves by other Bay Area cities to transition to district-based voting in recent years.