San Francisco, Marin, and Alameda were among the counties in the state with the highest percentage of voters casting 'No' on their ballots in the state.
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San Francisco had the strongest support in the state with 87% voting 'No' on the recall, with 76% of the expected vote counted.
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Voters in Alameda County also came out in very strong numbers and an overwhelming majority of them voted against the recall. At last check, more than 85% in the county voted against it.
County officials estimate that voter turnout will end up being between 60% and 70%. They say for a non-presidential election that is strong. Back in November, more than 80% of voters were involved in the presidential election.
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MAP OF RESULTS BY COUNTY
In San Mateo County 80% of voters voted 'No' on the recall, with 71% of the expected vote counted.
76% of Santa Clara County voters voted 'No' on the recall, with 75 % of the expected vote counted.
Solano County had the lowest percentage of no voters in the Bay Area with 65% against it, with 76% of the expected vote counted.
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78% voted against the recall in Sonoma County, with 64% of the expected vote counted.
Central Valley and rural Northern California counties saw more 'Yes' votes. Lassen County had the highest percent in the state with 83% of voters approving the recall among 70% of precincts reporting.
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