The 2006 California Superintendent of Public Instruction election occurred on June 6, 2006. Incumbent Jack O'Connell defeated Daniel L. Bunting, Sarah L. Knopp, Diane A. Lenning, and Grant McMicken to win a second term, winning at least a plurality in every county.
Results [ ]
California Superintendent of Public Instruction election, 2006[1] [2]
Candidate
Votes
%
Jack O'Connell
2,116,243
52.37
Sarah L. Knopp
695,394
17.21
Diane A. Lenning
573,576
14.19
Daniel L. Bunting
338,182
8.37
Grant McMicken
317,567
7.86
Invalid or blank votes
%
Total votes
4,040,962
100.00
Voter turnout
%
Results by county [ ]
County
O'Connell
Votes
Knopp
Votes
Lenning
Votes
Bunting
Votes
McMicken
Votes
Santa Barbara
76.05%
60,224
7.90%
6,253
7.42%
5,875
4.05%
3,208
4.58%
3,629
San Luis Obispo
75.39%
43,560
8.81%
5,093
7.51%
4,340
4.45%
2,574
3.83%
2,213
Ventura
66.53%
70,342
10.56%
11,168
12.13%
12,824
5.64%
5,959
5.15%
5,442
Colusa
65.94%
2,242
11.71%
398
10.94%
372
6.26%
213
5.15%
175
San Francisco
64.06%
65,618
17.12%
17,536
8.06%
8,256
4.86%
4,980
5.89%
6,037
Marin
60.69%
30,040
16.67%
8,249
11.55%
5,719
4.73%
2,343
6.35%
3,145
Yolo
59.57%
17,350
18.33%
5,340
10.36%
3,016
6.13%
1,784
5.62%
1,636
Monterey
59.21%
27,284
16.52%
7,614
11.34%
5,224
6.88%
3,171
6.05%
2,786
Santa Cruz
58.78%
26,145
20.71%
9,210
9.71%
4,319
5.02%
2,231
5.79%
2,576
Napa
57.51%
14,819
16.30%
4,200
13.28%
3,422
6.55%
1,688
6.35%
1,637
Merced
57.26%
10,830
14.96%
2,829
14.51%
2,744
7.33%
1,386
5.95%
1,126
Sacramento
55.81%
98,112
14.23%
25,021
13.48%
23,697
7.61%
13,385
8.86%
15,572
Alameda
55.75%
115,797
20.67%
42,929
10.16%
21,111
5.89%
12,239
7.53%
15,648
Sutter
55.79%
7,088
15.86%
2,015
14.53%
1,846
7.45%
947
6.37%
809
Modoc
55.32%
1,653
17.27%
516
14.12%
422
6.63%
198
6.66%
199
Fresno
55.03%
46,531
14.99%
12,675
13.32%
11,265
10.13%
8,568
6.52%
5,513
Siskiyou
54.53%
5,445
16.78%
1,675
13.36%
1,334
7.92%
791
7.41%
740
San Benito
54.42%
4,560
19.00%
1,592
12.77%
1,070
7.35%
616
6.46%
541
Glenn
53.87%
3,002
15.75%
878
14.88%
829
8.27%
461
7.23%
403
Contra Costa
53.74%
79,096
16.78%
24,703
14.10%
20,750
7.66%
11,269
7.72%
11,357
Stanislaus
53.29%
29,413
15.15%
8,361
14.89%
8,218
8.24%
4,550
8.42%
4,648
San Joaquin
53.09%
36,853
15.68%
10,887
14.90%
10,347
8.20%
5,691
8.13%
5,642
Butte
52.94%
19,722
19.19%
7,149
11.73%
4,370
8.72%
3,250
7.41%
2,759
San Mateo
52.44%
47,430
19.59%
17,724
11.68%
10,563
8.29%
7,503
8.00%
7,233
Yuba
52.20%
4,596
19.33%
1,702
12.81%
1,128
8.08%
711
7.58%
667
Sierra
51.70%
607
19.93%
234
10.82%
127
9.54%
112
8.01%
94
Plumas
51.74%
2,793
18.80%
1,015
12.54%
677
8.56%
462
8.35%
451
Solano
51.79%
28,305
21.52%
11,763
10.74%
5,872
9.27%
5,068
6.67%
3,648
Tehama
51.79%
5,855
16.17%
1,828
12.94%
1,463
12.07%
1,365
7.03%
795
Santa Clara
51.08%
103,889
18.28%
37,177
13.86%
28,190
8.22%
16,727
8.56%
17,412
Lassen
50.79%
2,904
21.42%
1,225
11.93%
682
8.97%
513
6.89%
394
Shasta
50.67%
16,443
17.47%
5,669
15.00%
4,869
9.19%
2,984
7.67%
2,489
Nevada
50.45%
11,028
23.13%
5,057
11.48%
2,510
7.41%
1,619
7.53%
1,645
Los Angeles
50.29%
385,495
18.91%
144,966
13.86%
106,266
8.28%
63,480
8.65%
66,344
Sonoma
50.19%
50,063
20.51%
20,459
13.04%
13,009
9.05%
9,028
7.21%
7,188
Kern
49.95%
44,713
13.77%
12,329
20.39%
18,251
8.78%
7,856
7.12%
6,371
Tulare
49.45%
17,990
15.34%
5,581
13.47%
4,902
13.94%
5,072
7.79%
2,835
Tuolumne
49.40%
6,067
17.09%
2,099
13.35%
1,640
10.00%
1,228
10.15%
1,247
Amador
48.95%
4,413
16.30%
1,470
12.61%
1,137
10.68%
963
11.46%
1,033
Imperial
48.58%
7,731
14.71%
2,341
13.45%
2,140
10.51%
1,672
12.76%
2,031
Riverside
48.27%
79,773
14.84%
24,524
15.49%
25,610
11.39%
18,819
10.02%
16,555
San Bernardino
48.12%
72,337
19.83%
29,814
14.15%
21,265
9.99%
15,018
7.91%
11,898
Placer
47.35%
30,249
15.19%
9,705
20.36%
13,011
9.81%
6,266
7.29%
4,659
Mendocino
47.05%
8,789
22.86%
4,271
15.36%
2,869
7.16%
1,337
7.57%
1,414
Calaveras
46.97%
4,543
18.14%
1,755
12.53%
1,212
11.37%
1,100
10.99%
1,063
Orange
46.59%
143,799
14.64%
45,190
21.76%
67,151
8.63%
26,631
8.38%
25,868
Madera
46.58%
7,491
17.45%
2,806
13.15%
2,114
12.98%
2,087
9.84%
1,583
San Diego
46.11%
165,199
18.69%
66,965
16.49%
59,092
10.71%
38,364
8.00%
28,652
El Dorado
45.85%
15,228
18.01%
5,982
14.92%
4,957
11.56%
3,839
9.66%
3,207
Lake
45.80%
5,058
19.78%
2,184
16.86%
1,862
8.69%
960
8.87%
980
Kings
45.43%
5,816
15.25%
1,952
17.74%
2,271
11.38%
1,457
10.19%
1,305
Humboldt
45.02%
13,267
24.68%
7,273
15.07%
4,442
7.78%
2,293
7.45%
2,197
Mariposa
44.61%
2,002
19.10%
857
12.50%
561
11.34%
509
12.46%
559
Trinity
44.63%
1,626
20.26%
738
16.52%
602
8.54%
311
10.05%
366
Del Norte
43.57%
2,160
19.75%
979
17.17%
851
10.31%
511
9.20%
456
Mono
42.46%
1,019
21.46%
515
15.92%
382
9.25%
222
10.92%
262
Inyo
42.39%
1,702
21.69%
871
11.93%
479
14.00%
562
9.99%
401
Alpine
41.27%
137
25.00%
83
14.76%
49
9.34%
31
9.64%
32
See also [ ]
California state elections, 2006
State of California
California Department of Education
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