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Votes Party % Open Primary %
Glenn County
Democratic Party Candidates	View Map
* Dianne Feinstein 2,153 88.9 31.6 Michael Schmier 271 11.1 4.0 Party Totals 2,424 100.0 35.6
Republican Party Candidates	View Map
Ray Haynes 884 21.6 13.0 John M. Brown 73 1.8 1.1 Linh Dao 37 0.9 0.5 Tom Campbell 1,964 48.0 28.8 Bill Horn 1,096 26.8 16.1 James Peter Gough 39 0.9 0.5 Party Totals 4,093 100.0 60.0
American Independent Party Candidates	View Map
Diane Beall Templin 51 100.0 0.8 Party Totals 51 100.0 0.8
Green Party Candidates	View Map
Jan B. Tucker 21 40.3 0.3 Medea Susan Benjamin 31 59.7 0.4 Party Totals 52 100.0 0.7
Libertarian Party Candidates	View Map
Gail Katherine Lightfoot 125 100.0 1.9 Party Totals 125 100.0 1.9
Natural Law Party Candidates	View Map
Brian M. Rees 33 100.0 0.4 Party Totals 33 100.0 0.4
Reform Party Candidates	View Map
Jose Luis "Joe" Camahort 40 80.0 0.5 Valli "Sharp" Sharpe-Geisler 10 20.0 0.1 Party Totals 50 100.0 0.6 Statewide
Democratic Party Candidates	View Map
* Dianne Feinstein 3,759,560 95.5 51.2 Michael Schmier 181,104 4.5 2.5 Party Totals 3,940,664 100.0 53.7
Republican Party Candidates	View Map
Ray Haynes 679,034 22.5 9.3 John M. Brown 68,415 2.2 1.0 Linh Dao 64,559 2.1 0.8 Tom Campbell 1,697,208 56.2 23.1 Bill Horn 453,630 15.1 6.2 James Peter Gough 58,853 1.9 0.8 Party Totals 3,021,699 100.0 41.2
American Independent Party Candidates	View Map
Diane Beall Templin 38,836 100.0 0.5 Party Totals 38,836 100.0 0.5
Green Party Candidates	View Map
Jan B. Tucker 35,124 26.0 0.4 Medea Susan Benjamin 99,716 74.0 1.4 Party Totals 134,840 100.0 1.8
Libertarian Party Candidates	View Map
Gail Katherine Lightfoot 120,622 100.0 1.7 Party Totals 120,622 100.0 1.7
Natural Law Party Candidates	View Map
Brian M. Rees 26,382 100.0 0.3 Party Totals 26,382 100.0 0.3
Reform Party Candidates	View Map
Jose Luis "Joe" Camahort 46,278 70.4 0.6 Valli "Sharp" Sharpe-Geisler 19,516 29.6 0.2 Party Totals 65,794 100.0 0.8
* Incumbent

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