Bill Postmus

Me waiting for California’s next ballot update. This was a baby eagle when the count started. 🦅😂 #CaliforniaPolitics #Election2026

Democratic gains don’t mean unchecked control. North Carolina, Georgia and Texas are headed for divided government, with Republicans retaining their state Senates. In Ohio and Iowa, Democrats won the governorships, but the GOP kept both legislative chambers. New Hampshire is the reverse: a Republican governor and Democratic legislature. No Democratic trifectas in these six states. Republicans retain a seat at the table on budgets, taxes and legislation. Results remain unofficial. #Election2026 #StatePolitics #DividedGovernment

San Bernardino County election update, Nov. 7: Since the first Nov. 3 returns, Cali Binks’ lead for County Superintendent of Schools has narrowed from 53.73% to 51.01%. She leads Alex Vara 243,594–233,931, a 9,663-vote advantage, down from 17,956. In County Board of Education Area B, Miki Inbody leads incumbent Rita Fernandez-Loof 40,176–34,945, or 39.93%–34.73%. Inbody’s vote lead has grown from 3,554 to 5,231, though her percentage margin has narrowed. Kimberly Watson is third with 25,497 votes, or 25.34%. Both races remain unofficial as counting continues. #SanBernardinoCounty #Election2026 #ElectionResults

Inland Empire ballot-count update—Nov. 7. Here’s where CA-23, Ontario, Rialto, Fontana and Rancho Cucamonga stand. Arrows compare the first Nov. 3 vote shares with the latest local update. 🇺🇸 23RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Congressman Jay Obernolte leads Tessa Lynn Hodge districtwide, 51.4% to 48.6%—98,122 votes to 92,677, a lead of 5,445 votes in the latest reported count. 📍 ONTARIO • Mayor: Daisy Macias, 38.6% → 37.1%, leads Paul Leon (29.7%) by 2,954 votes. Kevin Kizzee is third at 16.7%; Nicolo Lalama fourth at 16.5%—just 106 votes apart. • Council D2: Ruben Valencia (55.0%) leads Stephanie Martinez (45.0%) by 787 votes. • Council D3: Michael Rios (31.2%) leads Alan Wapner (27.8%) by 446 votes. Larry Trinidad is third at 23.6%; D’Andre Lampkin fourth at 17.4%, separated by 822 votes. 📍 RIALTO—TWO COUNCIL SEATS • Ana Gonzalez: 17.1% → 20.1%, now first with 7,674 votes. • Ed Scott: 22.1% → 19.9%, second with 7,574—100 behind Gonzalez. • Rafael Trujillo: 12.0% → 12.5%, third with 4,780. • Edward J. Carrillo: 13.1% → 12.1%, fourth with 4,597—183 behind Trujillo. • Edward Montoya Jr.: 12.8% → 11.5%, fifth with 4,391—206 behind Carrillo. Scott holds the second winning position by 2,794 votes over Trujillo. 📍 FONTANA • Mayor: Joz Sida has overtaken Acquanetta Warren by JUST 14 VOTES—21,448 to 21,434, or 42.06% to 42.03%. Warren started at 48.0%; Sida at 34.5%. • Council D1: Phillip Cothran, 60.1% → 57.3%, leads Nubia Diaz (42.7%) by 2,147 votes. • Council D4: Luz Perez, 41.2% → 44.6%, leads John Roberts (30.4%) by 1,370 votes. Ben Vasquez is third at 25.0%. • City Clerk: Germaine Key, 45.2% → 40.7%, leads Joe Alvanez (39.3%) by 693 votes. • City Treasurer: Joe Armendarez, 63.1% → 59.8%, leads Kamal Namou (40.2%) by 9,427 votes. 📍 RANCHO CUCAMONGA • Mayor: Lynne B. Kennedy (36.9%, 18,944 votes) leads Oliver King (34.0%, 17,457) by 1,487 votes. Jaskirat Sondh is third at 11.8%, followed by Marjorie Hamada at 9.7% and Michael R. Perez at 7.6%. • Council D2: Dejonae Marie Shaw (39.9%, 3,665 votes) leads Kristine Scott (35.0%, 3,217) by 448 votes. David Vangorden is third at 18.8%; Connie Velazquez fourth at 6.3%. • Council D3: Stacy Henry is unopposed, with 5,764 votes. Every ballot matters. Results remain unofficial, and counting continues. #CA23 #JayObernolte #OntarioCA #Rialto #Fontana #RanchoCucamonga #InlandEmpire #Election2026 CA-23 figures reflect the reported November 7, 5:48 p.m. Pacific update; local figures are from 5:53 p.m.