While votes are still being counted across the county and state, some clear trends are emerging locally and nationwide — most notably what pundits have dubbed a “blue tsunami” pushing through congressional races.
As it stands, San Diego’s congressional delegation will consist entirely of Democrats for the first time in decades.
How do these changes make you feel? Do they affect your sense of belonging in your community or change how you view your government? We want to hear from you.
ICYMI: Here’s our ongoing coverage of key races on the ballot here in San Diego County.
Explore the results
Gap widens in San Diego County’s Measure A race
San Diego County’s Measure A could reshape oversight and accountability for a government that spends $8.6 billion to serve 3.3 million.
Encinitas election results: Who’s ahead in races for mayor, City Council
There are three contested Encinitas City Council races on the ballot. The mayor and an incumbent have challengers. One seat is open.
South Bay school board incumbents leading in their races
It looks like school board members in southern San Diego County will hold onto their seats.
Rodriguez widens lead for National City mayor
Jose Rodriguez took an early lead over his opponent Marcus Bush for the city’s mayoral seat.
