Developing: California Re-Elects Gov. Jerry Brown

Reason Staff | 11.4.2014 11:10 PM

Jerry Brown (D) - 56 percent

Neel Kashkari (R) - 44 percent

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Sevo 11 years ago

Kashkari's getting 44%?!
In CA, that's an R WIN!
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