2022 California State Treasurer election

The 2022 California State Treasurer election was held on November 8, 2022, to elect the State Treasurer of California. Incumbent Democratic treasurer Fiona Ma won re-election to a second term.

Candidates Democratic Party Declared Fiona Ma, incumbent treasurer

Republican Party Declared Andrew Do, Orange County supervisor Jack M. Guerrero, certified public accountant, Cudahy city councilman, and candidate for California State Treasurer in 2018

Peace and Freedom Party Declared Meghann Adams, activist and local union president

Endorsements

Primary election Results

General election Polling Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Marginof error FionaMa (D) JackGuerrero (R) UndecidedUSCOctober 30 – November 2, 2022802 (RV)± 3.5%63%37%–

Results

By county County Fiona MaDemocratic Jack M. GuerreroRepublican Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % Alameda373,70278.51%102,30021.49%271,40257.02%476,002 Alpine36359.70%24540.30%11819.41%608 Amador6,29434.46%11,97265.54%-5,678-31.09%18,266 Butte32,15945.33%38,79054.67%-6,631-9.35%70,949 Calaveras7,42835.54%13,47364.46%-6,045-28.92%20,901 Colusa1,70931.39%3,73568.61%-2,026-37.22%5,444 Contra Costa257,55367.49%124,05432.51%133,49934.98%381,607 Del Norte3,37040.91%4,86859.09%-1,498-18.18%8,238 El Dorado35,32340.64%51,60059.36%-16,277-18.73%86,923 Fresno98,68245.92%116,20854.08%-17,526-8.16%214,890 Glenn2,11627.14%5,68272.86%-3,566-45.73%7,798 Humboldt29,95563.21%17,43536.79%12,52026.42%47,390 Imperial16,10754.14%13,64145.86%2,4668.29%29,748 Inyo3,35946.13%3,92253.87%-563-7.73%7,281 Kern70,43437.76%116,08262.24%-45,648-24.47%186,516 Kings9,64936.33%16,91063.67%-7,261-27.34%26,559 Lake9,87249.80%9,95350.20%-81-0.41%19,825 Lassen1,82120.15%7,21779.85%-5,396-59.70%9,038 Los Angeles1,546,48567.09%758,55532.91%787,93034.18%2,305,040 Madera13,37436.61%23,15663.39%-9,782-26.78%36,530 Marin90,23678.12%25,27621.88%64,96056.24%115,512 Mariposa2,99938.71%4,74861.29%-1,749-22.58%7,747 Mendocino19,29764.49%10,62635.51%8,67128.98%29,923 Merced25,50146.70%29,11053.30%-3,609-6.61%54,611 Modoc84525.30%2,49574.70%-1,650-49.40%3,340 Mono2,45754.94%2,01545.06%4429.88%4,472 Monterey64,31463.77%36,53336.23%27,78127.55%100,847 Napa31,48564.11%17,62535.89%13,86028.22%49,110 Nevada26,93753.91%23,03146.09%3,9067.82%49,968 Orange451,00647.04%507,75452.96%-56,748-5.92%958,760 Placer73,34941.38%103,89458.62%-30,545-17.23%177,243 Plumas3,32739.08%5,18760.92%-1,860-21.85%8,514 Riverside276,40147.25%308,53852.75%-32,137-5.49%584,939 Sacramento269,88157.99%195,47842.01%74,40315.99%465,359 San Benito10,45854.44%8,75145.56%1,7078.89%19,209 San Bernardino210,22747.05%236,62552.95%-26,398-5.91%446,852 San Diego559,42355.64%446,08944.36%113,33411.27%1,005,512 San Francisco243,40683.91%46,68116.09%196,72567.82%290,087 San Joaquin87,11549.69%88,20950.31%-1,094-0.62%175,324 San Luis Obispo60,70051.70%56,71448.30%3,9863.39%117,414 San Mateo178,89373.97%62,95726.03%115,93647.94%241,850 Santa Barbara77,44859.44%52,84840.56%24,60018.88%130,296 Santa Clara366,78669.16%163,55130.84%203,23538.32%530,337 Santa Cruz77,12075.74%24,70124.26%52,41951.48%101,821 Shasta19,99129.90%46,86070.10%-26,869-40.19%66,851 Sierra56837.10%96362.90%-395-25.80%1,531 Siskiyou6,74638.68%10,69561.32%-3,949-22.64%17,441 Solano77,83060.60%50,59739.40%27,23321.21%128,427 Sonoma137,58871.21%55,63528.79%81,95342.41%193,223 Stanislaus56,05343.32%73,32856.68%-17,275-13.35%129,381 Sutter9,41434.15%18,15265.85%-8,738-31.70%27,566 Tehama5,60227.49%14,77672.51%-9,174-45.02%20,378 Trinity1,96643.97%2,50556.03%-539-12.06%4,471 Tulare33,48437.03%56,94062.97%-23,456-25.94%90,424 Tuolumne8,70238.02%14,18761.98%-5,485-23.96%22,889 Ventura148,74753.93%127,08946.07%21,6587.85%275,836 Yolo44,25766.51%22,28933.49%21,96833.01%66,546 Yuba6,76235.05%12,53164.95%-5,769-29.90%19,293Totals6,287,07658.80%4,405,78141.20%1,881,29517.59%10,692,857

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Butte (largest municipality: Chico) Fresno (largest municipality: Fresno) Lake (largest municipality: Clearlake) Merced (largest municipality: Merced) Orange (largest municipality: Anaheim) Riverside (largest municipality: Riverside) San Bernardino (largest municipality: San Bernardino) San Joaquin (largest municipality: Stockton) Stanislaus (largest municipality: Modesto)

By congressional district Ma won 37 of 52 congressional districts, with the remaining 15 going to Guerrero, including three that elected Democrats. District Ma Guerrero Representative 35% 65%Doug LaMalfa 71% 29%Jared Huffman 44% 56%Kevin Kiley 64% 36%Mike Thompson 39% 61%Tom McClintock 55% 45%Ami Bera 64% 36%Doris Matsui 74% 26%John Garamendi 49% 51%Josh Harder 64% 36%Mark DeSaulnier 84% 16%Nancy Pelosi 89% 11%Barbara Lee 47% 53%John Duarte 68% 32%Eric Swalwell75%25%Jackie Speier (117th Congress)Kevin Mullin (118th Congress) 71% 29%Anna Eshoo 70% 30%Ro Khanna 65% 35%Zoe Lofgren 65% 35%Jimmy Panetta 32% 68%Kevin McCarthy 52% 48%Jim Costa 49% 51%David Valadao 39% 61%Jay Obernolte 59% 41%Salud Carbajal 52% 48%Raul Ruiz 53% 47%Julia Brownley 49% 51%Mike Garcia 63% 37%Judy Chu 71% 29%Tony Cárdenas 74% 26%Adam Schiff 58% 42%Grace Napolitano 65% 35%Brad Sherman 54% 46%Pete Aguilar 80% 20%Jimmy Gomez 55% 45%Norma Torres 66% 34%Ted Lieu84%16%Karen Bass (117th Congress)Sydney Kamlager-Dove (118th Congress) 57% 43%Linda Sánchez 54% 46%Mark Takano 44% 56%Young Kim 45% 55%Ken Calvert65%35%Lucille Roybal-Allard (117th Congress)Robert Garcia (118th Congress) 78% 22%Maxine Waters 69% 31%Nanette Barragán 47% 53%Michelle Steel 57% 43%Lou Correa 48% 52%Katie Porter 38% 62%Darrell Issa 49.8% 50.2%Mike Levin 61% 39%Scott Peters 60% 40%Sara Jacobs 62% 38%Juan Vargas

Notes

See also 2022 California elections 2022 California gubernatorial election

References

External links Official campaign websites Fiona Ma (D) for State Treasurer Jack M. Guerrero (R) for State Treasurer