By Sara Beth Williams–
The latest local and county election updates have been posted by Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections, as of Friday, June 5, 2026. The next update will be on June 9 at 4:15 p.m., the county states.
United States Senate District 6: Incumbent and Republican Roger Neillo is running against two other democratic candidates and currently leads in the polls with double the amount of total votes than Democrat Sean Frame, who sits in second. Neillo has dropped from 59 percent to 57 percent of total votes.
Live updated results:
Source: California Secretary of State Election Results Portal
Congressional District 4: Local resident and businessman Ray Riehle is running for Congress as a Republican and currently sits in second place behind Democrat Mike Thompson who has jumped to 38 percent of the overall votes. Riehle has 23 percent of the vote.
The top two candidates who receive the most votes will move on to the November election, regardless of party affiliation.
Live updated results:
Source: California Secretary of State Election Results Portal
Congressional District 6: (representing Citrus Heights) This district shifted a few points to the right due to redistricting, although still favors Democrats. Kevin Kiley left the GOP and became an independent. So far, Kiley is leading with 25 percent of votes, totaling 33,351. As of the evening of June 6, Associated Press shows Richard Pan overtaking Michael Stansfield to move into second place.
The top two candidates who receive the most votes will move on to the November election, regardless of party affiliation.
Live updated results:
Source: Associated Press
Assembly District 7 (representing Citrus Heights) Incumbent and Republican Josh Hoover currently leads with over 45,000 votes, followed by Democrat Amy Slavansky, who has almost 40,000 votes.
Live updated results:
Source: California Secretary of State Election Results Portal
What happens next?
Thanks to Prop 14, the top two candidates with the most votes, regardless of party affiliation, will advance to the general election held in November.
In 2010, Californians passed Proposition 14, which established the top-two, all-party primary election system, sometimes referred to as a “jungle” primary according to Ballotpedia.
Before Proposition 14, registered voters only voted for those candidates who were part of their affiliated party. Two winners, one from each party, advanced to the general election.
After Proposition 14 passed, all candidates for most state and federal offices appear on a single primary ballot, and all voters can vote for any candidate, regardless of party.
The top-two system applies to governor and other statewide offices, the State Legislature, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.
It does not apply to presidential primaries, party central committee races, or nonpartisan offices such as judges and school superintendents.
Schedule for reporting counted votes:
Election results will change throughout the ballot counting period as vote-by-mail ballots, provisional ballots (including conditional voter registration provisional ballots), and other ballots are tallied.
The next update from Sacramento County Voter Registration and Elections will be released on Tuesday, June 9 at 4:15 p.m., and then every three to four days following.
Results will be officially certified by July 10, 2026.
Find the latest updated Sacramento County and State-wide election results here. Election Night Results | 2026 Primary Election | California Secretary of State
