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Adam Gray (D) won the 2024 California 13th Congressional District race with 50.0% of the vote, ahead of John Duarte (R) with 50.0%: a margin of 0.1 points (187 votes). The seat flipped: Democrats won it after losing the previous race in 2022. It was one of the closest races of 2024: 187 votes separated the top two. Compared with 2022, the margin moved 0.5 points toward Democrats. 210,921 votes were counted.
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Certified US election results with margins, swing against the previous comparable race, turnout and partisan lean. The margin is the Republican share minus the Democratic share of all votes: R+ is a Republican lead, D+ a Democratic lead. Election-night rows marked unofficial are counts that are still changing.
Adam Gray won with 50.0% of the vote (105,554 votes), ahead of John Duarte with 50.0% (105,367 votes).
Adam Gray won with 50.0% of the vote (105,554 votes), ahead of John Duarte with 50.0% (105,367 votes).
The margin between the first two candidates was 0.1 percentage points (187 votes). The party margin (Republican share minus Democratic share) was a Democratic lead of 0.1 points.
Compared with the previous comparable race in the same area, the party margin moved 0.5 points toward Democrats. The winning party changed.
210,921 votes were counted in this race, for 2 candidates or options.