What we know so far: 

Question 1: Should Governor Gavin Newsom be recalled? 

The recall was unsuccessful because it did not receive more than 50 percent of the vote.

Question 2: If Gavin Newsom is removed, who should replace him as governor?

To date, 12,838,565 (58.4%) Californians casted a vote in the Gubernatorial Recall Election and 5,486,762 voters left the second question blank. All other candidates on question two received less than one percent of the vote. Last updated: October 20, 2021

County Data: 
Coming soon.

What comes next:

Over 100 bills cleared the California State Legislature this session and are on the Governor’s desk waiting to be signed into law. With a stroke of the pen, this list of bills can become the law. Reach out to the Governor and let him know which of these bills you’d like to see enacted.

• AB701 (Gonzalez): Protects frontline warehouse workers by requiring employers to disclose quotas and work speed standards and prohibits employers from penalizing workers for time spent complying with health and safety laws. Update: Signed by Governor
• AB1177 (Chiu): Launches a study to determine the feasibility of creating a no-fee, no-penalty public banking system, BankCal, to provide unbanked and underbanked Californians access to financial services. Update: Signed by Governor
• SB2 (Bradford): Establishes a statewide decertification process for officers who commit serious misconduct and limits immunity. Update: Signed by Governor
• SB62 (Durazo): Requires apparel factories to pay garment workers by the hour, instead of by piece, and expands company liability for wage theft. Update: Signed by Governor.
• SB65 (Skinner): The California Momnibus Act improves maternal and infant outcomes, especially in families of color. Update: Signed by Governor.