Of the 25,677 registered voters in Culver City, 15, 418 cast their ballots in Tuesday’s election, according to the Los Angeles County Registrar Recorder/County Clerk’s website.
The majority of those registered in Culver City voted overwhelmingly to reelect president Barack Obama, casting 11,726 ballots in favor of the incumbent.
The majority of voters also cast their ballots in favor of Culver City’s Measure Y – the half-cent sales tax with a 10-year sunset clause.
Below is a list of how Culver City voters cast their ballots in the national, state, county and local elections on Nov. 6. The numbers are from the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office, with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
CULVER CITY 2012, NOV. 6 ELECTION RESULTS:
President and Vice President
- Barack Obama (D) 11,726
- Jill Stein (GRN) 152
- Thomas Hoefling (AI) 39
- Mitt Romney (R) 3,005
- Gary Johnson (LIB) 171
- Roseanne Barr (PF) 78
U.S. Senator
- Dianne Feinstein (D) 11,598
- Elizabeth Emken (R) 3,090
37th Congressional District
- Morgan Osborne (R) 2,915
- Karen R Bass (D) 11,307
54th Assembly District
- Holly J Mitchell (D) 10,852
- Keith B McCown (R) 3,157
District Attorney
- Alan Jackson (NP) 4,716
- Jackie Lacey (NP) 8,047
Proposition 30
- Yes 10,218
- No 4,444
Proposition 31
- Yes 3,587
- No 9,925
Proposition 32
- Yes 4,093
- No 10,254
Proposition 33
- Yes 4,496
- No 9,668
Proposition 34
- Yes 9,183
- No 5,183
Proposition 35
- Yes 10,650
- No 3,651
Proposition 36
- Yes 11,428
- No 2,891
Proposition 37
- Yes 8,579
- No 5,884
Proposition 38
- Yes 4,254
- No 9,881
Proposition 39
- Yes 10,247
- No 3,629
Proposition 40
- Yes 10,139
- No 3,125
"Safer Sex Film Industry" Measure B
- Yes 7,066
- No 6,144
Metro Transportation Authority Measure J
- Yes 9,809
- No 3,868
Culver City Measure J
- Yes 10,765
- No 3,295
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