by Mick Rhodes | editor@claremont-courier.com

All results are as of 8:25 p.m. Wednesday, November 6, the most current update available at press time:

U.S. Senate

After 23 years in the House of Representatives, Adam Schiff has been elected to the U.S. Senate. The 64-year-old Democrat won both of his races against political newcomer Steve Garvey — to finish out Laphonza Butler’s term through January 3, 2025, and the full term contest through 2031. With 54% of votes counted, Schiff has 5,601,440 votes, or 57% of those cast, to Garvey’s 4,177,830, 43%.

U.S. House of Representatives 28^th District

Democrat Judy Chu has been reelected, defeating April Verlato in the race for the Claremont inclusive 28^th District of the U.S. House of Representatives, 144,331 (64%) to 81,755 (36%).

California State Assembly District 41

Democrat John Harabedian defeated Republican Michelle Del Rosario Martinez for California State Assembly District 41, which includes Claremont,  Harabedian is in front 58% to 42%, 97,582 (59%) to 69,050 (41%), with 65% of votes counted.

LA County District Attorney

With 61% of votes counted, Nathan Hochman has scored a decisive victory against incumbent LA County District Attorney George Gascón, 1,462,304 (61%) to 921,296 (39%).

County measures

• Proposition 2: Passed, 5,426,839 (57%) to 4,107,719 (43%), with 54% of votes counted.
• Proposition 3: Passed, 5,847,174 (61% ) to 3,732,957 (39%), with 54% of votes counted.
• Proposition 4: Passed, 5,562,661 (58%) to 4,036,992 (42%), with 53% of votes counted.
• Proposition 5: No leads 5,348,622 (56%), to 4,156,395 (44%), with 54% of votes counted.
• Proposition 6: No leads, 5,137,209 (55%) to 4,222,420 (45%), with 53% of votes counted.
• Proposition 32: No leads, 4,997,247 (52%) to 4,606,841, with 54% of votes counted.
• Proposition 33: Failed, 5,843,260 (62%) to 3,652,300 (39%), with 54% of votes counted.
• Proposition 34: Yes leads, 4,747,196 (51%) to 4,472,837 (49%), with 52% of votes counted.
• Proposition 35: Passed, 6,320,900 (67%) to 3,144,379 (33%), with 53% of votes

counted.

• Proposition 36: Passed, 6,720,556 (70%) to 2,830,518 (30%), with 54% of votes counted.

For the latest updates on these and other races, go to results.lavote.gov/ – year=2024&election=4324.