Republican challenger Mike Flynn slightly outpolled Aguilar in what will be a closely-watched race in November. In Congressional races, most Inland Empire members of Congress easily fended off challengers except for Democrat Pete Aguilar. In the city of San Bernardino, City Councilman John Valdivia has outpolled incumbent Mayor Carey Davis. Sniff now likely faces an uphill battle to beat Bianco in November’s general election. In Riverside County, District Attorney Mike Hestrin easily kept his seat against challenger Lara Gressley by nearly 2 to 1.Īlso in law enforcement, Riverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff - as of the latest results Wednesday morning - was being outpolled by his challenger, Deputy Chad Bianco. The San Bernardino County District Attorney’s race has ended with incumbent DA Mike Ramos ousted by newcomer Jason Anderson, 53 to 47 percent. Riverside County Supervisor Manny Perez garnered more than 50% of the vote in his primary race against Palm Desert City Councilmember Jan Harnik, and therefore will not have to face her again in November Perez has won the race. The next updated results will be posted at 6:00pm Friday, June 8.

As of Thursday morning, there were approximately 123,000 ballots countywide still to be counted. In the Riverside County Supervisor District 2 race, as of Thursday morning, June 7, Eric Linder has 6748 votes, Karen Spiegel has 6315 votes, and Penny Newman has 6139 votes, meaning that Linder and Spiegel will face off in November, unless Newman can surpass Spiegel in subsequent vote count updates. UPDATE: Here are a couple of updates and corrections to the following report: KVCR's Benjamin Purper gives an overview of how the Inland Empire's major races played out. Election results for the June 5th primary are in, and KVCR has the results.

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