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The demo’s contests: what changed in the last 24 hours.
US House — District 11
176,470 votes counted · +176,470 from Nov 3, 6:07 PM to Nov 4, 6:07 PM PT · Head to head →
Running Totals
Scott Wiener
97,876
55.5%
+97,876 in 24h · 55.5% of new
Connie Chan
78,594
44.5%
+78,594 in 24h · 44.5% of new
Share of the vote, and where it’s headed
Projected final
Wiener favoredScott Wiener
55.5% ± 3.4
174,816 projected votes
Connie Chan
44.5% ± 3.4
140,376 projected votes
1 county · about 138,722 votes left to count. Each county's remaining ballots are apportioned to its part of the district by the votes counted there, and split like that part's recent and overall votes. The ± range covers about 90% of outcomes, calibrated on June's county results.
Top counties, last 24 hours
| County | Votes counted | Wiener | Chan |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | +176,470 | +97,876 55.5% | +78,594 44.5% |
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Insurance Commissioner
6,903,972 votes counted · +6,903,972 from Nov 3, 6:07 PM to Nov 4, 6:07 PM PT · Head to head →
Running Totals
Jane Kim
3,601,211
52.2%
+3,601,211 in 24h · 52.2% of new
Ben Allen
3,302,761
47.8%
+3,302,761 in 24h · 47.8% of new
Share of the vote, and where it’s headed
Pace to catch up
Head to head →Kim is holding: Allen nets -7.9% at the recent trend, short of the +6.0% needed.
In the last 24 hours the count added 6,903,972 votes: Allen netted -4.3%, short of the pace needed.
Top counties, last 24 hours
| County | Votes counted | Kim | Allen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | +1,973,686 | +1,060,230 53.7% | +913,456 46.3% |
| Orange | +690,348 | +321,786 46.6% | +368,562 53.4% |
| San Diego | +625,003 | +336,103 53.8% | +288,900 46.2% |
| San Bernardino | +310,444 | +168,897 54.4% | +141,547 45.6% |
| Riverside | +303,903 | +148,709 48.9% | +155,194 51.1% |
Up to 5 counties with the most votes counted in this contest in the window; candidate columns show each one’s gain and share of the county’s new votes.