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California Attorney General election, 1994
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The 1994 California Attorney General election occurred on November 8, 1994. The primary elections took place on March 8, 1994. The Republican incumbent, Dan Lungren, easily defeated the Democratic nominee, Assemblyman Tom Umberg. Every candidate in this race was unopposed in the primary.[1]
Election results [edit]
Final results from the Secretary of State of California.[2]
| California Attorney General election, 1994 |
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
|
Republican |
Dan Lungren (incumbent) |
4,438,733 |
53.86% |
|
Democratic |
Tom Umberg |
3,256,070 |
39.51% |
|
Libertarian |
Richard N. Burns |
274,335 |
3.33% |
|
Peace and Freedom |
Robert J. Evans |
271,459 |
3.29% |
| Invalid or blank votes |
660,039 |
7.42% |
| Totals |
8,900,636 |
100.00% |
| Voter turnout |
46.98% |
|
Republican hold |
Results by county [edit]
Results from the Secretary of State of California:
| County |
Lungren |
Votes |
Umberg |
Votes |
Burns |
Votes |
Evans |
Votes |
| Sutter |
71.15% |
15,380 |
23.80% |
5,144 |
2.48% |
536 |
2.57% |
555 |
| Colusa |
69.71% |
3,395 |
25.65% |
1,249 |
2.75% |
134 |
1.89% |
92 |
| Placer |
68.06% |
50,220 |
26.60% |
19,626 |
3.26% |
2,405 |
2.08% |
1,534 |
| El Dorado |
66.94% |
35,636 |
26.88% |
14,309 |
3.80% |
2,025 |
2.37% |
1,262 |
| Inyo |
66.90% |
4,680 |
27.02% |
1,890 |
3.29% |
230 |
2.79% |
195 |
| Madera |
66.71% |
17,241 |
28.00% |
7,238 |
2.53% |
654 |
2.76% |
713 |
| Glenn |
65.71% |
5,088 |
29.19% |
2,260 |
2.49% |
193 |
2.61% |
202 |
| Nevada |
65.15% |
24,165 |
27.64% |
10,252 |
4.39% |
1,629 |
2.81% |
1,043 |
| Amador |
64.91% |
8,401 |
29.75% |
3,850 |
3.18% |
411 |
2.16% |
280 |
| Tulare |
64.90% |
48,669 |
29.21% |
21,900 |
2.51% |
1,885 |
3.38% |
2,531 |
| Tuolumne |
64.10% |
12,435 |
30.18% |
5,855 |
3.28% |
636 |
2.44% |
473 |
| Fresno |
63.66% |
110,038 |
31.19% |
53,905 |
2.44% |
4,222 |
2.71% |
4,676 |
| Calaveras |
63.60% |
9,796 |
29.60% |
4,559 |
4.20% |
647 |
2.60% |
401 |
| Mariposa |
63.28% |
4,383 |
29.34% |
2,032 |
3.75% |
260 |
3.62% |
251 |
| Kern |
63.03% |
91,625 |
30.58% |
44,451 |
3.30% |
4,799 |
3.10% |
4,502 |
| Shasta |
62.99% |
33,887 |
30.38% |
16,345 |
3.69% |
1,987 |
2.94% |
1,579 |
| Yuba |
62.92% |
8,661 |
29.53% |
4,065 |
3.97% |
547 |
3.57% |
492 |
| Modoc |
62.45% |
2,337 |
28.25% |
1,057 |
5.05% |
189 |
4.25% |
159 |
| Orange |
62.29% |
451,701 |
32.52% |
235,852 |
3.12% |
22,602 |
2.07% |
14,988 |
| Plumas |
62.24% |
5,104 |
30.46% |
2,498 |
4.29% |
352 |
3.00% |
246 |
| Sierra |
61.92% |
974 |
29.05% |
457 |
5.59% |
88 |
3.43% |
54 |
| Mono |
61.59% |
2,059 |
30.18% |
1,009 |
5.06% |
169 |
3.17% |
106 |
| Kings |
61.50% |
13,437 |
33.17% |
7,247 |
2.34% |
512 |
2.99% |
653 |
| Stanislaus |
61.30% |
59,610 |
33.30% |
32,380 |
2.57% |
2,497 |
2.83% |
2,754 |
| Sacramento |
61.04% |
211,825 |
33.21% |
115,250 |
2.99% |
10,373 |
2.75% |
9,552 |
| San Joaquin |
60.83% |
74,634 |
34.29% |
42,063 |
2.38% |
2,919 |
2.50% |
3,069 |
| Riverside |
60.52% |
199,134 |
33.66% |
110,742 |
3.05% |
10,036 |
2.77% |
9,128 |
| Butte |
60.38% |
39,981 |
33.03% |
21,868 |
3.53% |
2,337 |
3.06% |
2,028 |
| Siskiyou |
60.28% |
10,601 |
31.46% |
5,532 |
4.61% |
811 |
3.65% |
642 |
| San Diego |
60.02% |
427,643 |
33.57% |
239,167 |
3.58% |
25,477 |
2.84% |
20,236 |
| Lassen |
59.63% |
4,732 |
31.14% |
2,471 |
5.57% |
442 |
3.67% |
291 |
| Merced |
59.37% |
22,723 |
35.40% |
13,548 |
2.50% |
958 |
2.73% |
1,043 |
| Ventura |
59.19% |
122,779 |
34.50% |
71,566 |
3.40% |
7,053 |
2.92% |
6,048 |
| San Bernardino |
58.79% |
196,938 |
34.75% |
116,406 |
3.26% |
10,920 |
3.20% |
10,705 |
| Tehama |
57.21% |
10,344 |
35.47% |
6,413 |
4.28% |
773 |
3.05% |
551 |
| Alpine |
56.71% |
359 |
31.60% |
200 |
7.11% |
45 |
4.58% |
29 |
| Lake |
55.40% |
10,594 |
37.63% |
7,196 |
3.64% |
697 |
3.33% |
637 |
| Del Norte |
54.92% |
3,992 |
37.65% |
2,737 |
4.20% |
305 |
3.23% |
235 |
| San Luis Obispo |
54.63% |
45,413 |
38.62% |
32,108 |
3.59% |
2,985 |
3.16% |
2,629 |
| Trinity |
54.48% |
2,877 |
33.31% |
1,759 |
6.85% |
362 |
5.36% |
283 |
| Napa |
53.84% |
22,117 |
39.58% |
16,259 |
3.55% |
1,458 |
3.03% |
1,246 |
| Santa Barbara |
52.78% |
65,705 |
40.39% |
50,285 |
3.35% |
4,174 |
3.47% |
4,326 |
| Contra Costa |
52.02% |
145,237 |
41.53% |
115,942 |
3.30% |
9,211 |
3.15% |
8,802 |
| Solano |
51.90% |
49,601 |
41.52% |
39,688 |
3.29% |
3,147 |
3.29% |
3,143 |
| Sonoma |
51.69% |
78,895 |
39.01% |
59,541 |
4.32% |
6,591 |
4.98% |
7,601 |
| Imperial |
50.57% |
11,579 |
41.12% |
9,417 |
3.52% |
805 |
4.79% |
1,098 |
| Yolo |
50.25% |
23,794 |
42.45% |
20,099 |
3.55% |
1,679 |
3.76% |
1,779 |
| Monterey |
49.68% |
43,855 |
43.73% |
38,602 |
3.24% |
2,859 |
3.35% |
2,960 |
| San Benito |
49.64% |
5,569 |
43.20% |
4,847 |
3.58% |
402 |
3.57% |
401 |
| Santa Clara |
49.18% |
206,729 |
42.74% |
179,637 |
4.38% |
18,423 |
3.70% |
15,541 |
| Los Angeles |
48.44% |
955,926 |
45.27% |
893,410 |
2.99% |
58,929 |
3.30% |
65,151 |
| Mendocino |
48.36% |
13,872 |
38.91% |
11,161 |
5.31% |
1,522 |
7.42% |
2,128 |
| San Mateo |
47.78% |
97,629 |
45.40% |
92,753 |
3.50% |
7,149 |
3.32% |
6,785 |
| Humboldt |
46.79% |
21,522 |
42.44% |
19,518 |
4.64% |
2,133 |
6.14% |
2,822 |
| Marin |
46.55% |
46,678 |
45.78% |
45,909 |
3.76% |
3,771 |
3.91% |
3,921 |
| Santa Cruz |
39.98% |
34,362 |
47.52% |
40,843 |
5.82% |
5,000 |
6.69% |
5,751 |
| Alameda |
38.23% |
144,754 |
53.83% |
203,850 |
3.38% |
12,799 |
4.56% |
17,285 |
| San Francisco |
31.31% |
67,418 |
58.45% |
125,853 |
3.80% |
8,181 |
6.44% |
13,872 |
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