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2026 results · California · ballot measures

Yes leads on 7 of California’s 14 ballot measures

14 statewide questions, as counted by the civicAPI (counts aggregated from official state and county results). “Passing” means more yes than no so far. Some measures need more than a majority to pass.

Every question

MeasureYes and noYesResult
Proposition 4343.5%Failing
Proposition 4252.5%Passing
Proposition 3940.0%Failing
Proposition 4544.5%Failing
Proposition 4418.0%Failing
Proposition 551.6%Passing
Proposition 449.2%Failing
Proposition 4145.9%Failing
Proposition 4046.3%Failing
Proposition 160.6%Passing
Proposition 3854.6%Passing
Proposition 3761.9%Passing
Proposition 360.0%Passing
Proposition 260.9%Passing

County by county

More noMore yesShare voting yes in each county. Point at a county on any map for its count.

Proposition 43

Failing: 43.5% yes, 4,162,940 to 5,418,233

Proposition 42

Passing: 52.5% yes, 5,109,450 to 4,626,590

Proposition 39

Failing: 40.0% yes, 3,915,934 to 5,887,168

Proposition 45

Failing: 44.5% yes, 4,242,869 to 5,292,213

Proposition 44

Failing: 18.0% yes, 1,718,316 to 7,844,714

Proposition 5

Passing: 51.6% yes, 4,838,156 to 4,543,196

Proposition 4

Failing: 49.2% yes, 4,697,547 to 4,845,401

Proposition 41

Failing: 45.9% yes, 4,422,439 to 5,219,129

Proposition 40

Failing: 46.3% yes, 4,541,175 to 5,274,431

Proposition 1

Passing: 60.6% yes, 5,859,133 to 3,810,738

Proposition 38

Passing: 54.6% yes, 5,269,536 to 4,376,463

Proposition 37

Passing: 61.9% yes, 5,954,511 to 3,663,711

Proposition 3

Passing: 60.0% yes, 5,849,599 to 3,894,155

Proposition 2

Passing: 60.9% yes, 5,881,090 to 3,780,973