Elections officials posted a bevy of new results early Wednesday morning. These are considered unofficial final results.
• Bakersfield Mayor Karen Goh pulled out a commanding lead with 83.6 percent of the vote, easily cruising to another term.
• In the vote for Fifth District Supervisor, Leticia Perez had a big lead in her quest to keep her position on the Kern County Board of Supervisors with 57 percent of the vote.
• In the vote for Fourth District Supervisor, incumbent David Couch had 56.9 percent of the vote while challenger Emilio Huerta had 43 percent.
• In the vote for First District Supervisor, Phillip Peters had 52.6 percent of the vote.
• Both Measures D and E, related to cannabis, failed. Measure D had a 60.3 percent "no" vote, and Measure E had a 58.1 percent "no" vote.
• In state Assembly District 32, incumbent Rudy Salas had 54.6 percent of the vote and Todd Cotta had 45.4 percent. In this race, the top two vote-getters continue to the November election.
• In state Assembly District 34, incumbent Vince Fong garnered a commanding 74 percent of the vote, while challenger Julie Solis had 25 percent. Here too, the top two vote-getters continue on to to the November contest.
• In the 21st Congressional District, David Valadao had 53.1 percent and incumbent T.J. Cox had 36.1 percent. Both go on to the November election.
• In the 23rd Congressional District, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy had 69.6 percent, while Democratic newcomer Kim Mangone had 30.4 percent. Both go on to the general election.
