Not only is the Senate and Governor’s race a topic of discussion in the national media, but Prop 19 which aims to legalize recreational marijuana use has seen international attention leading up to the 2010 elections. So far approximately 10-20% of the votes are counted in California, and like the recent polls indicated, Proposition 19 is not fairing very well. Prop 19 currently has 719,632 votes against it, or 56%, while 573,087 are for it, which represents 44% of voters thus far.
In the California Senate election incumbent Democrat Boxer leads Republican Candidate Fiorina 50% to 44%. The California Governors race is tighter in the early going than many of the pre-election polls had suggested with Brown leading Republican Meg Whitman 49% to 46%. Remember that only a small fraction of votes have been counted thus far, meaning that election results may sway dramatically before all votes are tallied. Currently however, the highly publicize Prop 19 looks like it may not make it after all.
