OC continue to count ballots. Next update is tomorrow at 5pm.
Thr 11/15 Fri 11/16
38th Sanchez (D) 2,516 52.6% 2,675 52.9% + 45 +0.3%
Downing (R) 2,265 47.4% 2,379 47.1%
39th Cisneros (D) 65,399 48.1% 68,437 48.4% + 735 +0.3%
Kim (R) 70,633 51.9% 72,936 51.6%
45th Porter (D) 135,237 51.2% 143,144 51.4% +1,821 +0.2%
Walters (R) 129,034 48.8% 135,120 48.6%
46th Correa (D) 82,375 67.6% 85,691 67.8% +1,988 +0.2%
Lambert (R) 39,449 32.4% 40,777 32.2%
47th Lowenthal (D) 38,550 52.8% 41,102 53.0% + 715 +0.2%
Briscoe (R) 34,480 47.2% 36,317 47.0%
48th Rouda (D) 132,630 52.9% 140,323 53.2% +2,609 +0.3%
Rohrabacher (R) 118,317 47.1% 123,401 46.8%
49th Levin (D) 29,729 45.9% 31,461 46.2% + 181 +0.3%
Harkey (R) 35,077 54.1% 36,628 53.8%
These are OC only votes. LA, San Diego, and San Bernardino counties all push the D candidate even further ahead. The “change numbers” are the change over the single day of counting for OC counts. Some districts (like CA-38) only have a little bit in OC. Some (like CA-45 and CA-48) are entirely inside OC.
What is amazing about this is how consistent the D lead is on the late counted votes. At this rate, CA-45 should end up around 53/47. CA-48 should end up around 56/44. These are both absolutely stunning. And I just had to include this screen-shot.