Everything Else Results
SFist Jon's having computer woes, so we're covering all the rest of the races here too.
National
They called the race for Feinstein like 5 minutes after the polls closed in California. Pelosi is not only going to win, she's going to be the next Speaker of the House! Let's hope she'll bring home some pork for the Bay Area!
In the other race everyone's watching, Republican Richard Pombo over in Tracy is trailing McNerney, slightly.
Update: McNerney wins!
Other races, the Democrats are winning nicely. Yes to Lantos, yes to Barbara Lee, yes to Pete Stark.
Local (we're too depressed to do State just yet)
San Francisco first, because we live here.
Something other than District 6? No! Unopposed Phil Ting and Jeff Adachi win. District 2: Michela Alioto-Pier winning with 80%, doesn't look like they've done the write-in count yet. District 4: Dudum, Jew, Mak, Chan. RCV, here we come. District 8: Dufty at 65%. District 10: Sophie Maxwell with 55%.
School board: Jane Kim, Hydra Mendoza, Kim-Shree Maufas.
Propositions: Question Time is winning! WE'RE SO EXCITED!!!! Everything else is winning too, except for the parking tax. You voted to give Gavin Newsom a raise? (And impeach Bush and Cheney!)
Other localities, plus the state races, after the jump.
Oakland City Council: Kernighan is leading Allison 57-43, with 53% in.
Oakland Prop O: Runoff voting's in the lead -- ironically, with over 50% of the vote (68%).
Berkeley mayor: Tom Bates with 63%, 14% of the vote in.
Berkeley City Council: Linda Maio, the wife of the parking officer shover, with 77%, 8% of the vote in.
Alameda mayor: Beverly Johnson, 53%, 25% in.
San Jose mayor: They've called it for Reed, 64-36 over Chavez.
Santa Clara DA: Carr over Sinunu, 62-38, 43% in.
State:
Okay, here we go. Arnold wins. Only about 37% of the vote is counted, but it's really close between Garamendi (D) and McClintock (R) for Lieutenant Governor, McClintock is up 1%, 47-46. Sec of State, McPherson (R) is leading Bowen (D) 48-45. Chiang (D) is leading for controller, and they've called treasurer and attorney general for Lockyer and Jerry Brown.
Update: Garamendi and Bowen are now leading. The state races always flip around. Thanks, LA County! Cruz Bustamante lost for insurance commish -- more time to diet now, we guess.
On the propositions: Well, it's good that the Democrats will have something to be glum about -- most of the propositions are going the wrong way for them. With about 47% in, the bonds are passing (they haven't called the school bond, though), we're GPSing sex offenders (called), and we're not getting campaign finance reform (called). No on mandatory parental notification for abortion is still ahead (53% no) and No on 90 (eminent domain) is leading but close (51.5%), but the cigarette and gas taxes look like they're going to lose.
Update: No on parental notification is still ahead, No on 90 is still ahead. Cigarette and gas taxes lose, along with the education tax thing (86-88).