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<h3>Primary Election Results of June 2, 2026</h3>
Turnout was 44.63%, with 111,710 ballots cast out of 250,289 registered voters. (sbcvote.com)
Races in green are going to the general election on November 3. 
U.S. House District 24 Salud Carbajal and Bob Smith advance to November. 
California State Assembly District 37 Gregg Hart defeated Sari Domingues.
County Supervisor District 2 Laura Capps was re-elected. 
County Supervisor District 5 Ricardo Valencia and Maribel Aguilera-Hernandez advanced to the November runoff. 
County Auditor-Controller Kyle Slattery defeated incumbent Betsy Schaffer. 
County Clerk-Recorder-Assessor Melinda Greene defeated incumbent Joseph Holland. 
Superior Court Judge Luis Esparza won the contested judicial race. 
County Superintendent of Schools Susan Salcido was re-elected unopposed. 
Treasurer-Tax Collector-Public Administrator Kimberly Tesoro elected unopposed. 
Santa Barbara Measure A Approved by voters.

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