123City not incorporated until after 2006 election
123For Ventura County, California's Supplement to Statement of Vote contains a tabulation error where when combining the city totals, Brown has 3 more votes than the county total & Whitman has one more vote than the county total. This is why the statewide vote total in this table is different than elsewhere on this article.
↑Statewide candidate vote percentages and the total vote number differ here because California's Supplement to Statement of Vote does not count write in votes as part of the city totals.
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12"Statement of the Vote - November 2, 2010 General Election"(PDF). California Secretary of State.
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