I don’t have live access to the latest results in this turn, but here’s what’s typically expected and how to find it quickly. What to expect

• For Prop 50 (California congressional redistricting), election results usually begin posting as polls close and continue in the hours after, with initial county-by-county tallies and statewide totals updated progressively.
• Early results often show a strong showing from ballots received early (often mail-in) and then update as remaining ballots are counted. In many off-year elections, initial projections may be apparent within the first few hours, but full results can take longer.

Where to check for official results

• California Secretary of State’s official election results pages for Prop 50, which provide live updates and official tallies.
• Local news outlets’ live result trackers (e.g., major California outlets) often publish near-real-time updates and explain what the numbers represent (e.g., by county versus statewide, ballot type).
• National outlets’ live election dashboards typically include Prop 50 alongside other results and usually note projected winners as soon as they’re confident.

If you want, I can search for the latest official results pages and summarize the current tallies and any projections for Prop 50.