Primary Election Results: What Candidates and Propositions Won

San Marino Patch Tuesday and into Wednesday morning as precincts reported who voters chose to move forward in the November election for San Marino's representatives in Senate, State Assembly and Congress. 

The term limits ballot measure has been approved, while the cigarette tax was an incredibly close race, staying just above or below 50 percent approval all Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning (see results below).

The top two vote-getters in the June 5 primary election will advance to the Nov. 6 general election regardless of party preference or whether one candidate receives a majority of votes in the primary. The election will mark the first major test of the state's "top two" primary system approved by California voters in 2010.

See preliminary and final election results below.

Prop 28: Limits on Legislators' Terms in Office -- 61.4 percent YES, with 100 percent of precincts fully or partially reporting.

Prop 29: Tax on Cigarettes for Cancer Research -- 50.8 percent NO, with 100 percent of precincts fully or partially reporting.

27th Congressional District (100% of precincts reporting):



25th State Senate District (100% of precincts reporting):

49th Assembly District (100% of precincts reporting):

35.9%

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