[Calif.] California Election Results 2010 [UPDATES]

California Election Results 2010 are available.  Major California election races included prop 19, the Senate Race, and the Gubernatorial race.  In the end, prop 19 failed to legalize marijuana.  In addition, incumbent Barbara Boxer kept her seat in the US Senate. 


Jerry Brown, the former governor of California back in the 80's re-claimed his post.  Meg Whitman, the billionaire ex-CEO of eBay lost her bid to become California's first woman governor. This is actually quite curious, because on Glenn Beck yesterday he showed a clip of Jerry Brown saying back in the 80's that you say what you need to say to get elected, but nothing ever changes. 


Carly Fiorina didn't win, either. As we mentioned before, Barbara Boxer is heading back to the Senate.  This is another GOP blow. 


Nancy Pelosi was re-elected to serve another term in the House, although at this time it's uncertain if she will serve.  She was the first female Speaker of the House, dubbed "The Most Powerful Woman in Washington", although she is without her old post now that the GOP took over the House.  John Boehner, the representative from an Ohio District is the presumed speaker of the House now. 


What are your thoughts on the California Election results 2010 updates? 

California Election Results 2010

California election results 2010 are rolling in, and there are some disappointing results. The California election results 2010 turned down prop 19 (click here) and in addition also brought Meg Whitman a defeat as well as a defeat of Carly Fiorina by Barbara Boxer (click here.)

So will California get any better than it is now? With 12.4% unemployment it's not going to be easy to turn the state around. However, Jerry Brown held the post as California governor many years ago.

Barbara Boxer kept her seat in the Senate, and so did Nancy Pelosi. However, it's not certain if Pelosi will serve out the term or if she will bow out after she will no longer be the Speaker of the House.

Prop 23 failed, and that would have all but repealed the controversial AB 32 which was passed a few years ago.

What do you think about the California election results 2010?