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Revision as of 06:36, 8 October 2024

2048 Californian primary election

← 2044 May 3, 2048 2052 →
TurnoutIncrease 80.18%
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Candidate Theodore Hendricks Susan Nicholas Mike Faucher
Party NSP POP GP
Home state Sacramento San Mateo Angeles
Running mate Eric Brinson Jamie Gordon Analisse Clarkson
Popular vote 12,372,906 5,530,774 4,683,855
Percentage 40.76% 18.22% 15.33%

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Candidate Collin Reddick Cade Argent Lora Billings
Party DEM LP PRP
Home state Angeles Mendocino Riverside
Running mate Pavin Chandler (SDP) Gavin Mosley Maria Valente Pacheco (CDP)
Popular vote 2,668,249 3,830,865 1,268,860
Percentage 8.59% 12.42% 4.09%

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The 2048 Californian primary election was the 5th quadrennial primary election in New California. It occured on May 3, 2048. Candidates ran under a nonpartisan blanket primary, with the two candidates who received the most votes moving on to the runoff election in November. Theodore Hendricks and Susan Nicholas were the top performers, Hendricks receiving a massive 41% of the popular vote. Nicholas nearly edged out Mike Faucher, winning by only three percentage points. This was the third time in a row that no ideologically right-wing party advanced to the general election in November.