San Diego County had largest voter turnout in California (Oceanside: 2014, home)

[hitman619]

Originally Posted by RosieSD

I wondered about that too. I think the Chargers Stadium vote probably brought out a lot of voters in the city, and all the school bond measures may have also driven it to some degree. Or perhaps we San Diegans are just a tad more civic minded than in other counties? It really surprised me to see how much higher our county was in voter turn out. But, that's a good thing, I think.

This^^
The Votes for some Proposition average in around 5 million total votes
Prop 64 almost 10 million votes
Do people feel that strongly about legalize weed

[sdurbanite]

Definitely an impressive voter turnout for the County. The LA Times has a great interactive map on how each precinct voted in the State by county.

California neighborhood election results: Did your precinct vote to elect Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? - Los Angeles Times

[RosieSD]

Originally Posted by sdurbanite

Definitely an impressive voter turnout for the County. The LA Times has a great interactive map on how each precinct voted in the State by county.

California neighborhood election results: Did your precinct vote to elect Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? - Los Angeles Times

Thank you so much for sharing this -- I've been looking for it!

[sdurbanite]

Originally Posted by RosieSD

Thank you so much for sharing this -- I've been looking for it!

What's great about it is that you can see the results of other propositions. I was surprised to see how blue La Jolla is now. Not long ago, the only blue areas along the North County coast were in Del Mar and Encinitas.

[citizensadvocate]

I read somewhere that statewide there are still has about 5 million unaccounted for ballots. And that figure doesn't include San Diego County which is reported to have about 600,000+ votes left unaccounted which is higher than the tally of counted ballots which is now sits higher than 400,000 I would ponder what would happen to election results by the end of December which is the deadline to get all the ballots counted. While its undeniable that Hillary Clinton has won the California election and thats highly unlikely to change, the difference made by those ballots might change the outcome of some candidates or propositions i.e prop 53, 59, 62, 66, & 67 whose results happen to be very close to call.

Its interesting to see how it appears the Trump effect caused California to be much "bluer" than before according to LA times' CA election results, as it seems to drive normally republican supporting voters to vote for Hillary instead. Much of Greater Los Angeles and Orange County as well as San Diego county now appears as blue as the ocean on that map.

[expatCA]

Originally Posted by citizensadvocate

dates or propositions i.e prop 53, 59, 62, 66, & 67 whose results happen to be very close to call.

Its interesting to see how it appears the Trump effect caused California to be much "bluer" than before according to LA times' CA election results, as it seems to drive normally republican supporting voters to vote for Hillary instead. Much of Greater Los Angeles and Orange County as well as San Diego county now appears as blue as the ocean on that map.

They may still be "red" voters in everything except Trump just as many "blue" voters left Hillary. Look at the other issues, offices and such to see how blue CA is. In fact most Democrat and Republican voters are close to the center. It is the politicians, the media and the extremists in both parties that are the noisy divisive ones.

[bloom]

Originally Posted by RosieSD

Thanks for replying, Girl Friday. I respect your choice.

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[bloom]

Originally Posted by Girl Friday

I was one of the 12.7%. I haven't voted for about 20 years now.

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[bloom]

Originally Posted by Girl Friday

My personal convictions and beliefs. I don't fault anyone else for voting, I just chose not to do so. I stay registered in case I change my mind.

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[hitman619]

Originally Posted by sdurbanite

Definitely an impressive voter turnout for the County. The LA Times has a great interactive map on how each precinct voted in the State by county.

California neighborhood election results: Did your precinct vote to elect Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? - Los Angeles Times

Good Post
Very informative
My Neighborhood was split in half
On a side note, my neighborhood almost went to trump but then most people voted no on, Porn stars requiring condoms