California

How California voted for president in 2024

Harris 58.5%Trump 38.3%

California redrew its House map. The new lines take effect in January 2027.

Senators

Alex Padilla and Adam B. Schiff voted the same way on 96% of votes.

Sen. Alex Padilla DemocratCalifornia Votes with own party98% Votes with the President5% percentile in Congress14 Sen. Adam B. Schiff DemocratCalifornia Votes with own party96% Votes with the President10% percentile in Congress29

House members (52)

California's House members vote the same way 77% of the time on average.

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Votes with DemocratsCrosses party linesVotes with Republicans
California's delegation in the chamber Color shows how often each member crosses party lines toward the middle on votes that divide the parties: solid blue or red means almost never, and purple means on at least 1 in 10 of those votes. Gray seats are members too new to score. How this is measured
SeatMemberVotes with own partyVotes with the PresidentBipartisan bills ledCongress pct.
CA-01
James Gallagher Republican
 93% 100% 5 56
CA-02
Jared Huffman Democrat
 100% 4% 9 17
CA-03
Kevin Kiley Independent
 87% 90% 7 49
CA-04
Mike Thompson Democrat
 97% 13% 39 24
CA-05
Tom McClintock Republican
 98% 96% 1 90
CA-06
Ami Bera Democrat
 96% 11% 29 41
CA-07
Doris O. Matsui Democrat
 99% 6% 25 16
CA-08
John Garamendi Democrat
 99% 7% 22 34
CA-09
Josh Harder Democrat
 92% 23% 34 37
CA-10
Mark DeSaulnier Democrat
 100% 6% 4 6
CA-11
Nancy Pelosi Democrat
 99% 10% 0 7
CA-12
Lateefah Simon Democrat
 99% 6% 4 1
CA-13
Adam Gray Democrat
 76% 54% 12 43
CA-14
Aisha Wahab Democrat
 — — 0 —
CA-15
Kevin Mullin Democrat
 99% 8% 19 8
CA-16
Sam T. Liccardo Democrat
 98% 9% 10 30
CA-17
Ro Khanna Democrat
 99% 7% 28 11
CA-18
Zoe Lofgren Democrat
 98% 6% 24 23
CA-19
Jimmy Panetta Democrat
 91% 23% 122 39
CA-20
Vince Fong Republican
 97% 100% 11 65
CA-21
Jim Costa Democrat
 86% 35% 38 47
CA-22
David G. Valadao Republican
 94% 98% 57 51
CA-23
Jay Obernolte Republican
 96% 98% 58 54
CA-24
Salud O. Carbajal Democrat
 97% 14% 39 34
CA-25
Raul Ruiz Democrat
 97% 11% 18 41
CA-26
Julia Brownley Democrat
 99% 10% 7 35
CA-27
George Whitesides Democrat
 91% 24% 22 47
CA-28
Judy Chu Democrat
 100% 5% 19 8
CA-29
Luz M. Rivas Democrat
 100% 6% 2 4
CA-30
Laura Friedman Democrat
 99% 7% 5 29
CA-31
Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. Democrat
 98% 9% 5 11
CA-32
Brad Sherman Democrat
 98% 8% 14 31
CA-33
Pete Aguilar Democrat
 98% 10% 0 33
CA-34
Jimmy Gomez Democrat
 99% 7% 2 4
CA-35
Norma J. Torres Democrat
 97% 11% 7 27
CA-36
Ted Lieu Democrat
 98% 10% 14 27
CA-37
Sydney Kamlager-Dove Democrat
 100% 5% 14 5
CA-38
Linda T. Sánchez Democrat
 99% 6% 16 6
CA-39
Mark Takano Democrat
 100% 5% 5 12
CA-40
Young Kim Republican
 97% 100% 62 51
CA-41
Ken Calvert Republican
 96% 100% 11 55
CA-42
Robert Garcia Democrat
 100% 6% 7 26
CA-43
Maxine Waters Democrat
 99% 7% 1 0
CA-44
Nanette Diaz Barragán Democrat
 99% 6% 15 7
CA-45
Derek Tran Democrat
 92% 21% 10 44
CA-46
J. Luis Correa Democrat
 93% 21% 35 38
CA-47
Dave Min Democrat
 95% 19% 14 46
CA-48
Darrell Issa Republican
 97% 100% 14 69
CA-49
Mike Levin Democrat
 96% 15% 22 34
CA-50
Scott H. Peters Democrat
 94% 16% 42 47
CA-51
Sara Jacobs Democrat
 100% 4% 20 19
CA-52
Juan Vargas Democrat
 98% 6% 4 23
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