1990 California State Treasurer election

1990 California State Treasurer election
November 6, 1990
 
Nominee Kathleen Brown Thomas W. Hayes
Party Democratic Republican
Popular vote 3,579,389 3,347,614
Percentage 48.68% 45.53%
County results
Brown:      40–50%      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%
Hayes:      40–50%      50–60%      60–70%
Treasurer before election

Thomas W. Hayes
Republican

Elected Treasurer

Kathleen Brown
Democratic

The 1990 California State Treasurer election occurred on November 6, 1990, with the primary elections took place on June 5, 1990.[1][2] The Democratic nominee, attorney Kathleen Brown, defeated the incumbent Republican nominee, Thomas W. Hayes.[3][4][5]

Primary election

Democratic Party results

1990 California State Treasurer Democratic primary[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Democratic Kathleen Brown 1,473,268 65.43
Democratic Wesley Sanders, Jr. 778,330 34.57
Total votes 2,251,598 100.00

Republican Party results

1990 California State Treasurer Republican primary[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Republican Thomas W. Hayes (incumbent) 1,026,137 53.28
Republican Bay Buchanan 899,869 46.72
Total votes 1,926,006 100.00

Peace and Freedom Party results

1990 California State Treasurer Peace and Freedom primary[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Peace and Freedom Elizabeth A. Nakano 2,597 44.28
Peace and Freedom Lewis J. Shireman 1,682 28.67
Peace and Freedom Janet D. Lewis 1,587 27.05
Total votes 5,866 100.00

American Independent Party results

1990 California State Treasurer American Independent primary[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
American Independent Paul Meeuwenberg 14,625 100.00
Total votes 14,625 100.00

General election

Results

1990 California State Treasurer general election[7]
Party Candidate Votes %
Democratic Kathleen Brown 3,579,389 48.68
Republican Thomas W. Hayes (incumbent) 3,347,614 45.53
American Independent Paul Meeuwenberg 218,255 2.97
Peace and Freedom Elizabeth A. Nakano 207,484 2.82
Total votes 7,352,742 100.00
Democratic gain from Republican

Results by county

County Brown (D) Hayes (R) Meeuwenberg (AI) Nakano (P&F) Totals
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes
Alameda 232,578 65.98% 99,817 28.32% 8,393 2.38% 11,711 3.32% 352,499
Alpine 150 36.06% 212 50.96% 25 6.01% 29 6.97% 416
Amador 4,613 39.59% 6,354 54.53% 437 3.75% 249 2.14% 11,653
Butte 22,207 36.77% 34,343 56.87% 2,140 3.54% 1,700 2.82% 60,390
Calaveras 5,089 40.45% 6,612 52.56% 552 4.39% 328 2.61% 12,581
Colusa 1,476 34.17% 2,651 61.38% 109 2.52% 83 1.92% 4,319
Contra Costa 135,681 53.32% 106,548 41.87% 6,194 2.43% 6,055 2.38% 254,478
Del Norte 2,715 41.62% 3,271 50.14% 316 4.84% 222 3.40% 6,524
El Dorado 16,584 36.42% 26,443 58.07% 1,465 3.22% 1,043 2.29% 45,535
Fresno 64,929 45.17% 72,328 50.31% 3,582 2.49% 2,918 2.03% 143,757
Glenn 2,397 34.86% 3,977 57.83% 354 5.15% 149 2.17% 6,877
Humboldt 21,016 45.53% 20,846 45.17% 1,525 3.30% 2,767 6.00% 46,154
Imperial 7,190 42.22% 8,609 50.55% 591 3.47% 638 3.75% 17,030
Inyo 2,458 35.30% 4,187 60.13% 183 2.63% 135 1.94% 6,963
Kern 43,719 37.40% 66,402 56.81% 4,569 3.91% 2,193 1.88% 116,883
Kings 7,151 43.15% 8,722 52.63% 421 2.54% 279 1.68% 16,573
Lake 8,447 49.53% 7,535 44.19% 632 3.71% 439 2.57% 17,053
Lassen 3,112 38.55% 4,268 52.87% 440 5.45% 253 3.13% 8,073
Los Angeles 957,451 53.11% 755,960 41.93% 40,556 2.25% 48,899 2.71% 1,802,866
Madera 7,685 40.99% 10,117 53.96% 623 3.32% 324 1.73% 18,749
Marin 52,747 57.91% 33,213 36.46% 1,929 2.12% 3,197 3.51% 91,086
Mariposa 2,607 42.00% 3,159 50.89% 284 4.58% 157 2.53% 6,207
Mendocino 14,666 53.39% 9,607 34.97% 1,108 4.03% 2,087 7.60% 27,468
Merced 13,871 45.63% 14,622 48.58% 840 2.79% 763 2.54% 30,096
Modoc 1,340 38.59% 1,817 52.33% 213 6.13% 102 2.94% 3,472
Mono 1,084 37.56% 1,620 56.13% 94 3.26% 88 3.05% 2,886
Monterey 39,701 51.02% 33,048 42.47% 2,428 3.12% 2,640 3.39% 77,817
Napa 20,209 53.10% 15,386 40.42% 1,480 3.89% 986 2.59% 38,061
Nevada 12,253 37.29% 18,578 56.54% 1,072 3.26% 958 2.92% 32,861
Orange 226,968 36.09% 368,666 58.62% 19,142 3.04% 14,115 2.24% 628,891
Placer 22,274 36.01% 36,185 58.49% 1,959 3.17% 1,443 2.33% 61,861
Plumas 3,179 41.88% 3,923 51.68% 300 3.95% 189 2.49% 7,591
Riverside 112,804 42.85% 136,598 51.88% 8,974 3.41% 4,895 1.86% 263,271
Sacramento 133,477 41.00% 175,070 53.80% 8,688 2.67% 8,219 2.53% 325,404
San Benito 4,102 49.09% 3,654 43.73% 330 3.95% 270 3.23% 8,356
San Bernardino 130,635 44.31% 145,230 49.26% 11,962 4.06% 6,978 2.37% 294,805
San Diego 279,511 43.56% 313,591 48.87% 29,611 4.61% 18,986 2.96% 641,699
San Francisco 148,439 71.43% 47,330 22.78% 3,237 1.56% 8,799 4.23% 207,805
San Joaquin 45,970 42.28% 57,602 52.98% 2,765 2.54% 2,379 2.19% 108,716
San Luis Obispo 26,750 38.95% 37,162 54.11% 2,715 3.95% 2,052 2.99% 68,679
San Mateo 104,170 58.07% 65,213 36.35% 4,476 2.49% 5,540 3.09% 179,399
Santa Barbara 46,684 42.81% 52,993 48.60% 6,282 5.76% 3,008 2.76% 109,047
Santa Clara 216,031 54.20% 156,653 39.31% 12,407 3.11% 13,461 3.38% 398,552
Santa Cruz 43,368 57.31% 25,282 33.41% 2,609 3.45% 4,411 5.83% 75,670
Shasta 18,822 39.58% 25,696 54.03% 1,861 3.91% 1,177 2.47% 47,556
Sierra 639 42.15% 770 50.79% 67 4.42% 40 2.64% 1,516
Siskiyou 6,401 42.82% 7,325 49.00% 754 5.04% 468 3.13% 14,948
Solano 45,235 54.01% 32,942 39.33% 2,970 3.55% 2,611 3.12% 83,758
Sonoma 77,065 57.49% 46,552 34.73% 4,366 3.26% 6,071 4.52% 134,054
Stanislaus 37,395 44.70% 42,459 50.75% 2,219 2.65% 1,584 1.89% 83,657
Sutter 5,518 29.70% 12,004 64.60% 555 2.99% 505 2.72% 18,582
Tehama 6,744 43.04% 7,640 48.76% 867 5.53% 419 2.67% 15,670
Trinity 2,274 42.63% 2,523 47.30% 315 5.91% 222 4.16% 5,334
Tulare 24,417 38.58% 35,868 56.67% 1,732 2.74% 1,271 2.01% 63,288
Tuolumne 8,382 44.04% 9,622 55.05% 627 3.29% 402 2.11% 19,033
Ventura 73,042 41.40% 92,662 52.53% 5,995 3.40% 4,714 2.67% 176,413
Yolo 19,328 46.97% 19,369 47.06% 942 2.29% 1,515 3.68% 41,154
Yuba 4,239 35.69% 6,807 57.31% 480 4.04% 352 2.96% 11,878
Totals 3,579,389 48.68% 3,347,614 45.53% 218,255 2.97% 207,484 2.82% 7,352,742

References

  1. ^ "STATEMENT OF VOTE - JUNE 5, 1990" (PDF). Secretary of State of California. Retrieved September 13, 2025.
  2. ^ "STATEMENT OF VOTE - General Election November 6, 1990" (PDF). Secretary of State of California. Retrieved September 13, 2025.
  3. ^ "CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: TREASURER : Kathleen Brown's Victory Revives a California Dynasty". Los Angeles Times. November 8, 1990. Retrieved September 13, 2025.
  4. ^ "1990 State Treasurer General Election Results - California". US Election Atlas. Retrieved September 13, 2025.
  5. ^ "CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / TREASURER : Brown, Hayes Air Out Their Differences". Los Angeles Times. September 25, 2025. Retrieved October 20, 2025.
  6. ^ a b c d "June 5, 1990, Primary Election - Treasurer" (PDF). Secretary of State of California. Retrieved August 24, 2025.
  7. ^ "November 6, 1990, General Election - Treasurer" (PDF). Secretary of State of California. Retrieved August 24, 2025.
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