After nearly a year and a half of campaigning, the time has come for voters across Riverside County and the state of California to select who they want to see represented in the general election.

NOTE THAT THESE RESULTS ARE CURRENT AS OF 8 PM ON JUNE 2, 2026.

Statewide Races:

Governor of California

Incumbent Gov. Gavin Newsom (D), 58, is term-limited and thus will not be able to seek a third term. The top two candidates will progress to the general election on Nov. 3 to decide which one will succeed Newsom as the 41st Governor of California

Lt. Governor of California

Incumbent Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounlakis (D), 60, is term-limited and thus will not be able to seek a third term. The top two candidates will progress to the general election on Nov. 3 to decide which one will succeed Kounalakis as the 51st Lt. Governor.

Kounalakis had initially announced her run for Governor to succeed Gov. Newsom in April 2023, but withdrew on Aug. 8, 2025 to run for State Treasurer.

Secretary of State of California

Incumbent Sec. of State Shirley Weber (D), 77, has secured re-nomination to run for her second and final term as the 32nd Secretary of State of California in the November general election. She will be running against her opponent, the Republican nominee Orange County board supervisor Don Wagner.

Weber has been Sec. of State since Jan. 19, 2021 after then-Sec. of State Alex Padilla resigned on Jan. 18, 2021 to be sworn in as the Junior (now Senior) U.S. Senator to succeed then-Sen. Kamala Harris after she resigned two days before being sworn in as the 49th Vice President on Jan. 20, 2021.

Attorney General of California:

Incumbent Attorney General Rob Bonta (D), 54, has won the primary and will be running in the general election in November for  his second full term as Attorney General of California. He is running against Deputy United States Attorney Michael E. Gates, 51 (R) and Attorney/Justice Advocate Marjorkie Mikels (Green).

Bonta has been Attorney General since April 23, 2021, being appointed by Gov. Newsom to replace former Attr. Gnrl. Xavier Becerra who resigned a month prior on March 18, 2021 to be sworn in as Sec. of Health and Human Services under Pres. Biden the next day on March 19.

California State Treasurer:

Incumbent Treasurer Fiona Ma (D), 60, is term-limited and thus will not be able to seek a third term. The top two candidates will progress to the general election on Nov. 3 to decide which one will succeed Newsom as the 35th State Treasurer

Ma had initially announced her run for Governor to succeed Gov. Newsom in March 2019, but withdrew on March 5, 2023 to run for Lt. Governor.

California State Controller:

Incumbent State Controller Malia Cohen, 48 (D) has secured re-nomination to run for her second term as the 33rd State Controller. She will be running against her opponent, Republican nominee the retired Chief Investment Officer of Cantor Fitzpatrick Herb Morgan.

Insurance Commissioner of California:

Incumbent Insurance Commissioner Richard Lara, 51 (D), is term-limited in his role as Insurance Commissioner.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction:

Incumbent Superintendent Tony Thurmond, 51 (D), is term-limited in his role as Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Thurmond, himself, is running to succeed Gov. Newsom.

Local Elections:

U.S. House of Representatives (25th District)

Rep. Raul Ruiz is seeking his eighth term as the representative for California’s 25th Congressional District. He is facing a challenge from his Republican opponents, Hemet City Councilman Joe Males and Businesswoman Ceci Truman.

U.S. House of Representatives (35th District)

The district will be seeing a rematch of the 2024 election as Rep. Norma Torres is seeking his seventh term as the representative for California’s 35th Congressional District. She is facing a challenge from his opponent, the Republican nominee filmmaker Mike Cargile.

This is the fourth consecutive election that both Cargile and Torres have served as their party’s nominee for the district.

U.S. House of Representatives (39th District)

Rep. Mark Takano has secured his re-nomination to run in the general election in November for his eighth term as the representative for California’s 39th Congressional District. He is facing a challenge from his opponent, Republican Nominee Lake Elsinore Mayor Steve Manos.

U.S. House of Representatives (40th District)

Rep. Ken Calvert has secured re-nomination to his 18th term as the representative for California’s 40th Congressional District. Based on early results, it is unclear on who will progress to the general election to challenge Rep. Calvert.

California State Assembly (58th District)

Incumbent Assemblywoman Leticia Castillo (R) has secured her re-nomination to run in the general election in November to run for re-election to her second term in the state Assembly. She is facing a rematch against her Democratic opponent, outgoing Riverside City Councilmember and runner-up for the district in 2024 Clarissa Cervantes.

California State Assembly (60th District)
Incumbent Assemblyman Corey Jackson (D) is seeking re-election to his third term in the state Assembly. He is facing a challenge from his Republican opponents, Moreno Valley City Councilman Ed Delgado and entrepreneur/minister and runner-up for the district in 2024 Ron Edwards.

California State Assembly (63rd District)
Incumbent Assemblywoman Natasha Johnson (R) is seeking re-election to her first full term in the state Assembly.

California State Assembly (67th District)
Incumbent Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (R) is term-limited and thus will not be able to seek another term in the State Assembly.

California State Assembly (79th District)
Incumbent Assemblywoman LaShae Sharp-Collins (D) has secured re-nomination and will run for re-election to her second term in the state Assembly in the November general election. She is running against her Republican opponent, Andrew Lawson.

Non-Partisan Races:

Judge of the Superior Court (Office #10)
Incumbent Judge Harold Hopp has declined to seek a third 6-year term on the Superior Court.

Riverside County Board of Education:
Trustee Area 1:
Covers Corona-Norco USD and parts of Riverside Unified and Lake Elsinore Unified School Districts
Incumbent Trustee Kim Joseph Cousins has declined to seek a third term on the Board of Education. 

Trustee Area 2:
Covers the Jurupa Unified, Alvord Unified and part of Riverside Unified school districts

Incumbent Board Trustee Ben Johnson II is seeking a second term on the Board of Education for Trustee Area 2.

Riverside County Board of Supervisors:

District 2:

Covers Corona, Coronita, Home Gardens, Norco, Eastvale, Canyon Lake, Warm Springs, Temescal Valley, El Cerrito, Woodcrest, El Sobrante, Lake Mathews, Lakeland Valley and part of Jurupa Valley.

Incumbent Judge Harold Hopp has declined to seek a third 6-year term on the Superior Court.Incumbent Supervisor Karen Spiegel is seeking re-election to her third full term as county supervisor. Spiegel faces a challenge from human and civil rights photojournalist Sukhbir Singh Gill.

District 4:
Covers Desert Hot Springs, Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Bermuda Dunes, Indio, Coachella, Idlewild, Mesa Verde, Whitewater and Ripley

Incumbent Supervisor V. Manuel Perez is seeking re-election to his third full term as county supervisor. He is running against La Quinta City Councilman Steve Sanchez.

District 5:
Covers Banning, Beaumont, Calimesa, Cherry Valley, Cabazon, San Jacinto, Hemet, Nuevo, Lakeview and parts of Valle Vista and Moreno Valley. 

Incumbent Supervisor Yxstian Gutierrez, 40, is seeking re-election to a second term as the Supervisor for District 5. Gutierrez faces a write-in challenge from Eric Stalter and Lisa Matus.

Riverside County Assessor-Recorder-Clerk:

Incumbent Assessor-Recorder-Clerk Peter Aldana is seeking re-election to his fourth term in office. He faces for a first time a challenge from Businessman Jared McBride