Updated as of 7 a.m. Nov. 12 PST.

Overall, Long Beach and LA County voters were in favor of local tax measures including Measure A and Measure LB. And there was strong support for Prop. 36 and a new DA. Read our analysis of what Prop. 36 will mean for Long Beach here.

Our state representatives and Congressman Robert Garcia cruised to victory.

The closest race remains the Long Beach City College Board of Trustees, but Ennette Y. Morton has pulled ahead by nearly 1,000 votes — giving her a relatively comfortable margin.

It’s not clear how many more Long Beach votes there are to be counted. There are 187,300 outstanding across all of Los Angeles County.

Measure A

Countywide sales tax increase to fund homeless services and affordable housing

Yes: 57.36% – 1,892,962
No: 42.64% – 1,407,385

Measure LB

Ending a tax exemption on two Long Beach local power plants to raise money for the city’s general fund

Yes: 81.46% – 126,011
No: 18.54% – 28,683

Measure JB

Overhauling the city of Long Beach’s hiring system

Yes: 61.76% – 90,855
No: 38.24% – 56,257

Measure AC

Authorizing $990 million in bonds for renovations at Long Beach City College. Needs 55% to pass.

Yes: 68.74% – 120,390
No: 31.26% – 54,741

Measure HC

Reduces the length of terms on the Board of Harbor Commissioners to four years.

Yes: 57.22% – 81,323
No: 42.78% – 60,809

Long Beach City Council District 4

Daryl Supernaw: 58.0% – 13,357
Herlinda Chico: 42.0% – 9,673

LBCC Board of Trustees Area 4

Ennette Y. Morton 51.13% – 21,641
Richard “Dick” Gaylord 48.87% – 20,683

District Attorney

Nathan Hochman: 60.12% – 1,912,575
George Gascón: 39.88% – 1,268,702

Results for all L.A. County races are available here.

Proposition 36

Increasing penalties for theft and drug trafficking

Yes: 69.0% – 8,605,486
No: 31.0% – 3,864,529

Proposition 32

Raising the state minimum wage to $18

Yes: 49.1% – 6,152,085
No: 50.9% – 6,388,593

Proposition 33

Allowing local governments to impose rent controls

Yes: 39.4% – 4,884,739
No: 60.6% – 7,504,358

Proposition 5

Lowering voter approval requirements for local housing and infrastructure

Yes: 44.6% – 5,531,616
No: 55.4% – 6,869,802

U.S. House of Reps District 42

Robert Garcia (D – i): 68.0% – 150,878
John Briscoe (R): 32.0% – 71,059

U.S. House of Reps District 44

Nanette Diaz Barragán (D – i): 71.3% – 157,877
Roger Groh (R): 28.7% – 63,464

State Senate District 33

Lena A. Gonzalez (D – i) : 69.8% – 206,504
Mario Paz (R): 30.2% – 89,193

State Assembly District 69

Josh Lowenthal (D – i): 68.3% – 114,271
Joshua Rodriguez (R): 31.7% – 53,079

Results for all statewide races are available here.