Amador County · 2026 General Likely Voters
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Amador County — Countywide
16,148 voted in the 2026 Primary · 22,809 likely General Election voters
+41.2% more likely voters than 26P turnout
Congressional Districts · 1
State Senate Districts · 1
State Assembly Districts · 2
Supervisorial Districts · 5
Supervisorial District 2
+53.5% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+37.8 → R+36.9
Supervisorial District 4
+42.0% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+18.4 → R+21.0
Supervisorial District 5
+32.0% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+24.4 → R+26.4
Supervisorial District 1
+42.2% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+21.6 → R+22.3
Supervisorial District 3
+37.6% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+23.5 → R+22.9
Cities · 6
Unincorporated
+38.5% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+27.3 → R+28.3
City of Ione
+54.3% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+35.1 → R+34.9
City of Jackson
+43.1% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+12.6 → R+13.9
City of Sutter Creek
+45.8% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+13.0 → R+13.5
City of Plymouth
+28.4% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+19.9 → R+23.0
City of Amador City
+36.8% more likely voters than 26P turnout · D+19.8 → D+17.9
Unified School Districts · 5
Amador County Unified School District Trustee Area 2
+53.5% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+37.8 → R+36.9
Amador County Unified School District Trustee Area 4
+42.0% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+18.4 → R+21.0
Amador County Unified School District Trustee Area 5
+32.0% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+24.4 → R+26.4
Amador County Unified School District Trustee Area 1
+42.2% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+21.6 → R+22.3
Amador County Unified School District Trustee Area 3
+37.6% more likely voters than 26P turnout · R+23.5 → R+22.9
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