CA State Senate District 13 Results: How The Peninsula Voted

PALO ALTO, CA — The polls are now closed in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, where residents in Belmont, Burlingame, Hillsborough, Pacifica, Redwood City, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Mateo, South San Francisco and Palo Alto finished voting Tuesday in the primary for the open State Senate District 13 seat.

In the 13th district, incumbent Democrat Jerry Hill is term-limited. The candidates running to replace him are Democrats Josh Becker, Mike Brownrigg, Sally Lieber, Shelly Masur and Annie Oliva, as well as Republican Alex Glew and Libertarian John Webster.

All seven candidates shared their top priorities with Voter's Edge California, a nonpartisan resource aiming to inform the electorate.

REAL-TIME RESULTS

Below, you'll find results from the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters, updated as the agency sends out the information in real time. Be sure to refresh this page for the latest.

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Turnout was expected to be strong for Tuesday’s election in California, as voters made their choice in the presidential primary, voted on the largest proposed bond issue in state history and picked candidates in state and local races.

Statewide, there are 20.6 million registered voters, an increase of 3.3 million since the last presidential election in 2016. In fact, nearly 82 percent of eligible Californians are registered to vote, the highest heading into a California Presidential Primary in the past 68 years.

“California entered 2020 with a record 20.4 million registered voters—and I only expect that figure to climb as we reach the Presidential Primary in March and General Election in November,” Secretary of State Alex Padilla said.

The statewide races dominating the headlines in California have been those for the presidential primary and Proposition 13, the largest proposed bond issue in state history.

In Santa Clara County, voters also weighed in on an open Board of Supervisors seat and races for the statehouse and U.S. Congress. Two candidates are also running unopposed for the county's Superior Court.

And in San Mateo County, voters considered multiple school district bond measures and races for the statehouse and U.S. Congress.

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