1994 California Insurance Commissioner election

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1994 California Insurance Commissioner election
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 1990November 8, 1994 1998  
  Chuck Quackenbush.jpg Art Torres speaking against Los Angeles City Energy Recovery Project (LANCER), 1986 (cropped).jpg
Nominee Chuck Quackenbush Art Torres
Party Republican Democratic
Popular vote4,015,8583,567,996
Percentage48.82%43.38%

1994 California Insurance Commissioner election results map by county.svg
County results
Quackenbush:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%
Torres:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%

Ins. Comm. before election

John Garamendi
Democratic

Elected Ins. Comm.

Chuck Quackenbush
Republican

The 1994 California Insurance Commissioner election occurred on November 8, 1994. The primary elections took place on March 8, 1994. The Republican nominee, Chuck Quackenbush, narrowly defeated the Democratic nominee, State Senator Art Torres, for the office previously held by incumbent John Garamendi, who chose not to seek re-election in favor of running for governor.

Contents

Primary results

Final results from the California Secretary of State [1]

Democratic

California Insurance Commissioner Democratic primary, 1994
CandidateVotes %
Art Torres 935,76446.22
Burt Margolin687,62433.96
John Kraft401,26119.82
Total votes2,024,649 100.00

Republican

California Insurance Commissioner Republican primary, 1994
CandidateVotes %
Chuck Quackenbush 675,24237.93
Wes Bannister 370,20220.79
Jim Conran341,86919.20
Jack Harden243,47913.68
Jim Stieringer97,1575.46
Glen J. Dulac52,5002.95
Total votes1,780,449 100.00

Others

California Insurance Commissioner primary, 1994 (Others)
PartyCandidateVotes%
American Independent A. Jacques (AI) 17,848 100.00
Peace and Freedom Tom Condit 100.00
Libertarian Ted Brown 100.00

Election results

Final results from the Secretary of State of California. [2]

California Insurance Commissioner election, 1994
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Chuck Quackenbush 4,015,858 48.82
Democratic Art Torres 3,567,99643.38
Libertarian Ted Brown346,0074.21
Peace and Freedom Tom Condit150,8441.83
American Independent A. Jacques144,7821.76
Invalid or blank votes676,1497.59
Total votes8,225,487 100.00
Turnout  46.98
Republican gain from Democratic

Results by county

County Quackenbush Votes Torres VotesBrownVotesConditVotesJacquesVotes
Glenn 69.37%5,45924.23%1,9073.20%2521.17%922.02%159
Sutter 66.70%14,32526.68%5,7303.55%7621.35%2901.72%370
Inyo 65.10%4,58727.42%1,9323.38%2381.90%1342.20%155
Colusa 65.08%3,20428.62%1,4093.35%1651.40%691.54%76
Shasta 63.97%34,08427.03%14,4014.41%2,3491.51%8043.09%1,644
Kern 63.21%92,39229.26%42,7723.83%5,6031.40%2,0462.29%3,349
Orange 62.98%453,34929.62%213,2234.39%31,5801.27%9,1411.74%12,527
Tehama 61.99%11,30729.12%5,3114.71%8601.78%3242.41%439
Tulare 61.58%46,08031.76%23,7683.51%2,6251.48%1,1061.67%1,252
Madera 60.89%15,78131.60%8,1913.43%8891.89%4902.18%566
Butte 59.85%39,45532.19%21,2224.09%2,6931.85%1,2192.02%1,329
Placer 59.04%42,96732.65%23,7614.42%3,2162.06%1,4961.83%1,330
San Luis Obispo 59.03%49,25232.43%27,0584.47%3,7282.22%1,8541.85%1,541
El Dorado 58.62%31,13032.38%17,1984.79%2,5421.97%1,0442.24%1,191
Yuba 58.61%8,21631.38%4,3984.47%6263.97%3265.49%451
Nevada 58.57%21,39332.72%11,9494.82%1,7601.97%7201.92%701
Mono 57.32%1,90332.62%1,0835.60%1862.29%762.17%72
Mariposa 56.97%3,92933.45%2,3073.97%2743.38%2332.23%154
Riverside 56.81%186,54435.02%115,0074.28%14,0671.45%4,7752.43%7,971
Kings 56.70%12,52336.35%8,0293.16%6971.94%4291.84%407
San Diego 56.63%396,35034.52%241,5665.07%35,4861.62%11,3422.16%15,122
Fresno 56.57%98,24436.79%63,8833.00%5,2112.22%3,8531.42%2,463
Ventura 56.43%117,10536.00%74,7064.32%8,9671.46%3,0281.80%3,730
Amador 56.21%7,18436.04%4,6064.09%5231.60%2042.07%364
Modoc 56.12%2,08529.04%1,0796.78%2522.96%1105.09%189
San Bernardino 55.87%188,04135.82%120,5504.44%14,9501.56%5,2622.30%7,748
Del Norte 55.72%4,07434.55%2,5265.16%3772.07%1512.52%184
Calaveras 55.67%8,58734.51%5,3235.07%7822.57%3972.17%335
Merced 55.32%21,12436.11%13,7883.43%1,3083.50%1,3351.66%632
Plumas 55.12%4,55735.21%2,9114.72%3902.37%1962.59%214
San Joaquin 54.53%66,77538.77%47,4713.39%4,1471.57%1,9231.75%2,140
Santa Barbara 54.42%67,59038.00%47,1944.03%5,0111.89%2,3491.65%2,047
Tuolumne 54.34%10,42937.73%7,2424.03%7732.42%4651.48%284
Lassen 52.72%4,17134.14%2,7016.62%5242.31%1834.20%332
Sierra 52.44%81835.19%5496.09%952.69%423.59%56
Siskiyou 51.30%9,00936.37%6,3886.58%1,1562.68%4713.07%539
Stanislaus 50.44%49,29539.81%38,9023.23%3,1554.94%4,8271.59%1,551
Trinity 50.29%2,65133.96%1,7907.68%4054.21%2223.85%203
San Benito 48.45%5,52942.45%4,8444.53%5172.51%2872.06%235
Sacramento 48.28%166,79543.59%150,5964.49%15,5091.78%6,1561.85%6,398
Napa 48.00%19,87043.96%18,1994.15%1,7202.05%8481.83%759
Monterey 47.87%42,47443.45%38,5514.29%3,8022.28%2,0192.11%1,875
Humboldt 47.81%21,98241.97%19,2964.74%2,1793.82%1,7581.66%764
Alpine 47.56%30236.22%2308.35%534.25%273.62%23
Lake 46.68%8,85544.52%8,4454.91%9321.88%3572.00%379
Santa Clara 45.30%191,95746.37%196,5254.53%19,1911.83%7,7581.97%8,360
Solano 43.86%41,92847.31%45,2204.16%3,9801.94%1,8562.72%2,602
Imperial 43.85%10,26546.41%10,8633.69%8644.17%9751.89%442
Contra Costa 43.09%119,75549.70%138,1274.15%11,5451.67%4,6401.38%3,833
Los Angeles 42.97%848,44350.21%991,4763.82%75,4151.53%30,2961.46%28,870
Yolo 40.52%19,20851.38%24,3563.65%1,7286.79%1,3044.21%808
San Mateo 40.36%81,55952.99%107,0903.72%7,5181.68%3,3861.26%2,537
Sonoma 38.87%59,35251.80%79,0905.00%7,6372.76%4,2101.58%2,408
Mendocino 38.52%11,05448.23%13,8426.69%1,9204.69%1,3451.88%539
Santa Cruz 38.02%32,84651.23%44,2555.33%4,6023.78%4,3671.64%1,421
Marin 36.17%36,04856.49%56,2994.50%4,4861.97%1,9650.86%861
Alameda 29.74%113,05262.71%238,3533.80%14,4612.33%8,8631.41%5,348
San Francisco 22.55%48,61568.90%148,5084.33%9,3243.02%6,4991.21%2,603

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References

  1. CA Secretary of State - Official Results Archived 2008-12-22 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "CA Secretary of State - Statement of Votes - 1994 General Election" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on July 30, 2008. Retrieved August 12, 2008.