LIVE: California US Senate Primary Election Results 2024

In California's high-profile and highly competitive race for US Senate, Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff and Republican Steve Garvey will face off in the November general election. 

With just 40% of votes counted in the partial-term race, Schiff garnered 33% of the vote and Garvey garnered 31%.

With 52% of votes counted in the full-term race, Garvey landed at 45% and Schiff came in 28%.

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Both men quickly jumped out as the front-runners in the race. Katie Porter trailed in third for both races and Barbara Lee in fourth. Republican Eric Early came in the fifth spot for both races. 

Twenty-seven candidates were in the race to replace the seat once held by the late U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

There are two primary elections on the ballot this year-- one to fill the remaining months of the current term which ends January 3, 2025 and the other for the regular full six-year term which ends January 3, 2031. 

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Among the 27 candidates, four quickly rose to the top: Democratic Reps. Katie Porter, Adam Schiff, Barbara Lee — and Republican and former Los Angeles Dodger Steve Garvey.

Schiff, the congressman from Burbank, was the front-runner for most of the time, however, the latest Berkeley IGS poll released March 1, showed Garvey in a statistical tie with Schiff. The poll found Garvey the choice of 27% of likely voters, while Schiff received the backing of 25%. Porter was in third at 19%, and Lee trailed with just 8%.

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Garvey is one of the very few Republicans on the ballot. Another top Republican on the ballot is attorney Eric Early who only received 2% among likely voters in the latest poll. 

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According to political experts, the large increase in support for Garvey occurred mainly by consolidating the support of Republican and strong conservative voters, 67% of whom now back Garvey.

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