Latest Results:

Candidate		Votes	Percent
	Christy Smith (Party Preference: DEM)	62,998	44.0%
	Mike Garcia (Party Preference: REP)	80,337	56.0%

 

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Updates:

Here’s the clearest sign (to me) that Garcia is gonna be the next representative-elect from #CA25: Seems like the Los Angeles Dems aren’t expecting a late surge of votes! LACDP statement is not something you say if you think there’s any chance remaining (highlighting mine) pic.twitter.com/mjI6RIimcS

— Zach Montellaro (@ZachMontellaro) May 13, 2020

Right now it looks like Republicans won 3 races in California tonight, #CA25, SD 28, and AD38. Two of them will flip from D to R.

— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) May 13, 2020

Clinton Won The District By 7 Points In 2016, And Katie Hill (D) Won it by 9 points in 2018 https://t.co/aveA0DvXhE

— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) May 13, 2020

.@MikeGarcia2020 says he “won’t give a victory speech tonight.” Announces there will be a “major event” on Zoom tomorrow.

Garcia says he’ll continue to watch results come in tonight and hopes to declare victory tomorrow morning adding things are looking “extremely good.”#CA25

— Musadiq Bidar (@Bidar411) May 13, 2020

CA-25 Special Election Results (Partial)

Garcia (R): 56% (77,459 votes)
Smith (D): 44% (61,679 votes)

Total Votes Cast So Far: 139,138

Full results here: https://t.co/M8030dmhn6

— Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) May 13, 2020

If Mike Garcia (R)’s lead over Christy Smith (D) in #CA25 holds, and chances look pretty good it will, he’ll become the only House Republican from a district Hillary Clinton won with more than 50% of the vote.

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) May 13, 2020

On a call with supporters and media, Fmr. Rep. Elton Gallegly says early returns from LA County shows 105,000 votes cast with @MikeGarcia2020 leading by 11k votes in that area.

Garcia expected to speak soon.#CA25

— Musadiq Bidar (@Bidar411) May 13, 2020

I’m really confused what’s going on, but @MikeGarcia2020 is leading w/ 76% reporting.

My heart is racing. #CA25 pic.twitter.com/Dhq2FOowU7

— #ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) May 13, 2020

Mike Garcia is up by 16K votes with almost 60% of the number of ballots cast in the 2018 General.

Hard to imagine him losing. #CA25 pic.twitter.com/gfudgN0cim

— Albert Eisenberg (@Albydelphia) May 13, 2020