Data Center Elections

Data Center: Roseanne Barr draws more than 2,000 Sacramento votes for president

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Monday, December 31 2012 - 8:26 pm

About 2,600 local residents stepped into a voting booth on election day, picked up their pen and thought something like, "I'm going to do it. I'm going to vote for Roseanne Barr."

Data Center: See how your neighborhood voted in the 2012 presidential election

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Monday, December 31 2012 - 8:26 pm

Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney by about 32,000 votes, or roughly six percentage points, in the Sacramento region, according to election returns through Wednesday.

Data Center: See Sacramento City Council, ballot measure results by neighborhood

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Monday, November 12 2012 - 10:03 am

Use or interactive map to see results of Tuesday's election broken now by neighborhoods and find out what influence various parts of Sacramento had on the outcomes.

Data Center: Californians give $1 million to gay marriage initiatives in four states

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Thursday, November 1 2012 - 11:05 am

In 2008, big money flowed into California in support and opposition to a gay marriage ballot initiative. In 2012, big money is flowing out of California toward similar initiatives elsewhere.

Data Center: Despite improvement, Sacramento unemployment still up during Obama presidency

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Monday, March 4 2013 - 12:35 pm

Republicans and Democrats have spent a lot of time during their conventions arguing over this question: Are Americans better off today then they were four years ago?

Data Center: About 13,000 Sacramento County Democrats shun Obama

By Phillip Reese - Updated: Tuesday, June 12 2012 - 5:40 pm

President Barack Obama was the only choice on the ballot for the 85,000 Democrats and 5,000 decline-to-state voters who took Democratic ballots during last Tuesday's primary. But about 8,000 of those voters left their presidential ballots blank, and another 5,300 scribbled in a write-in candidate.