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8 Dec, 13 tweets, 17 min read
Now that Kern and Ventura Counties have posted their full results, some quick takeaways from California's House races.
#CA25
POTUS '16
Clinton 50.32%
Trump 43.65%

POTUS '20
Biden 53.95%
Trump 43.85%

CNG '18
Hill 54.37%
Knight 45.63%

CNG '20
Garcia 50.05%
Smith 49.95%
Interestingly, the conservative Ventura County portion of #CA25, which houses the Reagan Library, voted 49.4% /44.44% for Trump over Clinton in 2016, but narrowly went 48.93%/48.86% to Biden by 51 votes this year, while Mike Garcia carried it 54.23%/45.77%.
#CA21
POTUS '16
Clinton 55.24%
Trump 39.67%

POTUS '20
Biden 54.37%
Trump 43.5%

CNG '18
Cox 50.38%
Valadao 49.62%

CNG '20
Valadao 50.45%
Cox 49.55%
CA Trump Districts:
#CA23 57.10% (McCarthy)
#CA01 56.38% (LaMalfa)
#CA08 54.02% (Obernolte)
#CA04 53.72% (McClintock)
#CA42 52.72% (Calvert)
#CA50 52.69% (Issa)
#CA22 51.64% (Nunes)
Best CA Biden Districts by %:
#CA13 88.91% (Lee)
#CA12 86.07% (Pelosi)
#CA36 84.33% (Bass)
#CA34 80.80% (Gomez)
#CA44 78.42% (Barragan)
#CA14 77.65% (Speier)
#CA40 77.09% (Roybal-Allard)
#CA43 76.93% (Waters)
#CA18 76.35% (Eshoo)
Best CA House R vs Trump
#CA43 Collins +7.39%
#CA21 Valadao +6.95%
#CA39 Kim +6.65%
#CA40 Delgado +6.65
#CA25 Garcia +6.2%
#CA23 McCarthy +5.04%
#CA24 Caldwell +4.56%
#CA42 Calvert +4.41%
#CA49 Maryott +4.37%
#CA52 DeBello +4.23%
Worst CA House R vs Trump
#CA36 Cruz -2.65%
#CA10 Howze -2.59%
#CA46 Waters -2.25%
#CA35 Cargile -1.97%
#CA20 Gorman -1.81%
#CA05 Giblin -1.35%
#CA27 Nalbandian -0.62%
Best CA House D vs Biden
#CA10 Harder +4.86%
#CA46 Correa +4.45%
#CA36 Ruiz +4.44%
#CA35 Torres +4.2%
#CA20 Panetta +4.08%
#CA05 Thompson +3.66%
#CA06 Matsui +3.1%
Worst CA House D vs Biden
#CA43 Waters -5.25%
#CA21 Cox -4.82%
#CA39 Cisneros -4.69%
#CA40 Roybal-Allard -4.35%
#CA25 Smith -4%
#CA23 Mangone -2.62%
#CA49 Levin -2.09%
#CA24 Carbajal -1.87%
#CA52 Peters -1.79%
#CA33 Lieu -1.44%
Biggest Net CA Swings -> Trump ('16 vs '20)
#CA51 Vargas D+49.06 / D+36.03
#CA40 Roybal-Allard D+69.45 / D+56.48
#CA44 Barragan D+70.77 / D+59.24
#CA29 Cardenas D+60.94 / D+50.43
#CA19 Lofgren D+51.43 / D+42.08
#CA34 Gomez D+72.84 / D+63.9
#CA35 Torres D+40.79 / D+32.49
Biggest Net CA Swings -> Biden ('16 vs '20)
#CA50 (Issa) R+15.01 / R+7.71
#CA52 (Peters) D+22.56 / D+29.18
#CA45 (Porter) D+5.45 / D+11.3
#CA23 (McCarthy) R+22.06 / R+16.62
#CA49 (Levin) D+7.48 / D+12.72
#CA04 (McClintock) R+14.76 / R+9.85
#CA36 (Ruiz) D+8.74 / D+13.62
(And some proposition results from the four seats the GOP clawed back in the 2020 cycle)

Prop 15 NO (Split Roll Tax Increase)
#CA21 57.38%
#CA25 60.11%
#CA39 60.88%
#CA48 63.89%

Prop 22 YES (Gig Worker Classification)
#CA21 62.34%
#CA25 64.05%
#CA39 64.83%
#CA48 67.99%

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