November 7, 1922
General Election
A total of 1,000,997 Californians voted in this election.
| Governor | |||
| Alexander Horr | Socialist | 4.3% | Loss |
| Friend William Richardson | Republican | 59.7% | Win |
| Thomas Lee Woolwine | Democratic | 36% | Loss |
| Lieutenant Governor | |||
| Isabel C. King | Socialist | 6.5% | Loss |
| William B. Shearer | Democratic | 26.2% | Loss |
| C. C. Young | Republican | 67.3% | Win |
| Secretary of State | |||
| James P. M. Jensen | Prohibition | 15% | Loss |
| Frank C. Jordan | Republican | 85% | Win |
| Controller | |||
| Miles Hammond | Democratic | 29.5% | Loss |
| Ray L. Riley | Republican | 70.5% | Win |
| Treasurer | |||
| Charles G. Johnson | Republican | 71.7% | Win |
| Edward A. Martin | Democratic | 28.3% | Loss |
| Attorney General | |||
| U. S. Webb | Republican | 100% | Win |
| Surveyor General | |||
| W. S. Kingsbury | Republican | 100% | Win |
| Superintendent of Public Instruction | |||
| Will C. Wood | Nonpartisan | 100% | Win |
| SBOE1 | |||
| John C. Corbett | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| SBOE2 | |||
| John Mitchell | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SBOE3 | |||
| Richard E. Collins | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SBOE4 | |||
| Harvey G. Cattell | Republican | 100% | Win |
| Senate1 | |||
| Hiram Johnson | Republican | 62.2% | Win |
| Henry Clay Needham | Prohibition | 7.8% | Loss |
| William J. Pearson | Democratic | 23.8% | Loss |
| Upton Sinclair | Socialist | 6.3% | Loss |
| CD-01 | |||
| Clarence F. Lea | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| CD-02 | |||
| John E. Raker | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| CD-03 | |||
| C. F. Curry | Republican | 91.6% | Win |
| Marcus H. Steely | Socialist | 8.4% | Loss |
| CD-04 | |||
| Hugo Ernst | Socialist | 17% | Loss |
| Julius Kahn | Republican | 83% | Win |
| CD-05 | |||
| John I. Nolan | Republican | 100% | Win |
| CD-06 | |||
| Elvina S. Beals | Socialist | 8.4% | Loss |
| Hugh W. Brunk | Democratic | 25.2% | Loss |
| James H. MacLafferty | Republican | 66.4% | Win |
| CD-07 | |||
| Henry E. Barbour | Republican | 100% | Win |
| CD-08 | |||
| Arthur M. Free | Republican | 100% | Win |
| CD-09 | |||
| Walter F. Lineberger | Republican | 100% | Win |
| CD-10 | |||
| Henry Z. Osborne | Republican | 100% | Win |
| CD-11 | |||
| George Bauer | Socialist | 8.6% | Loss |
| Philip D. Swing | Republican | 91.4% | Win |
| SD-02 | |||
| F. J. Powers | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-04 | |||
| Fred C. Handy | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-06 | |||
| Dr. W. F. Gates | Republican | 54.8% | Win |
| Mrs. Annie S. Green | Independent | 45.2% | Loss |
| SD-08 | |||
| Herbert W. Slater | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| SD-10 | |||
| Frank S. Boggs | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| SD-12 | |||
| Lewis L. Dennett | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-14 | |||
| T. C. West | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-16 | |||
| Will C. Aylaworth | Socialist | 10% | Loss |
| Frank V. Cornish | Democratic | 28.5% | Loss |
| Edgar S. Hurley | Republican | 61.5% | Win |
| SD-18 | |||
| Victor J. Canepa | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-20 | |||
| Henry Colombat | Democratic | 43.5% | Loss |
| P. J. Gray | Republican | 56.5% | Win |
| SD-22 | |||
| John Joseph Crowley | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-24 | |||
| Daniel C. Murphy | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| SD-26 | |||
| M. B. Harris | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-28 | |||
| Herbert C. Jones | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-30 | |||
| Ralph E. Swing | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-32 | |||
| John Creighton | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-34 | |||
| Charles W. Lyon | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-36 | |||
| A. Burlingame Johnson | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-38 | |||
| Charles H. V. Lewis | Republican | 100% | Win |
| SD-40 | |||
| W. A. Doran | Independent | 44.4% | Loss |
| Ed P. Sample | Republican | 55.6% | Win |
| AD-01 | |||
| G. H. Douglas | Republican | 63.7% | Win |
| Unknown Unknown | Unknown | 36.3% | Loss |
| AD-02 | |||
| Fred J. Moore | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-03 | |||
| Dr. Earnest Dozier | Republican | 50.9% | Win |
| Roy E. Logan | Democratic | 49.1% | Loss |
| AD-04 | |||
| A. J. Mathews | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-05 | |||
| Van Bernard | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-06 | |||
| P. Connolly | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| AD-07 | |||
| Bert B. Snyder | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-08 | |||
| Fred B. Noyes | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-09 | |||
| Cora Woodbridge | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-10 | |||
| Robert B. McPherson | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-11 | |||
| Frank L. Coombs | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-12 | |||
| Emmett I. Donohue | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-13 | |||
| Lucien E. Fulwider | Republican | Win | |
| AD-14 | |||
| John W. Johnston | Republican | Win | |
| Unknown Unknown | Unknown | Loss | |
| AD-15 | |||
| Casper Hansen | Socialist | Loss | |
| Percy G. West | Republican | Win | |
| AD-16 | |||
| Ferdinand G. Stevenot | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-17 | |||
| Charles F. Reindollar | Republican | Win | |
| Unknown Unknown | Unknown | Loss | |
| AD-18 | |||
| Thomas M. Carlson | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-19 | |||
| Bradford S. Crittenden | Republican | Win | |
| Unknown Unknown | Socialist | Loss | |
| AD-20 | |||
| George A. Dean | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-21 | |||
| Thomas F. Feeley | Socialist | 35.5% | Loss |
| Frederick C. Hawes | Republican | 64.5% | Win |
| AD-22 | |||
| Thomas A. Mitchell | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-23 | |||
| Joseph F. Burns | Democratic | 72.7% | Win |
| Walter E. Walker | Socialist | 27.3% | Loss |
| AD-24 | |||
| Walter J. Schmidt | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-25 | |||
| Gustav J. De Nave | Socialist | 5.1% | Loss |
| William B. Hornblower | Republican | 58.3% | Win |
| Joseph Francis O'Malley | Democratic | 36.6% | Loss |
| AD-26 | |||
| Roy Fellom | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-27 | |||
| William Seward Scott | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-28 | |||
| Louis F. Erb | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-29 | |||
| Harry I. Koblik | Socialist | 18.9% | Loss |
| Harry F. Morrison | Republican | 81.1% | Win |
| AD-30 | |||
| Clarence W. Morris | Republican | 81.7% | Win |
| Max Seiler | Socialist | 18.3% | Loss |
| AD-31 | |||
| Albert A. Rosenshine | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-32 | |||
| Walter J. Rock | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-33 | |||
| John B. Badaracco | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| AD-34 | |||
| E. H. Christian | Republican | 84.2% | Win |
| George E. Miller | Socialist | 15.8% | Loss |
| AD-35 | |||
| S. Kellogg | Socialist | 16.9% | Loss |
| Homer R. Spence | Republican | 83.1% | Win |
| AD-36 | |||
| Florence Logan Johnson | Socialist | 19.4% | Loss |
| Edward J. Smith | Republican | 80.6% | Win |
| AD-37 | |||
| Richard M. Lyman | Republican | 91.8% | Win |
| H. C. Morgan | Socialist | 8.2% | Loss |
| AD-38 | |||
| J. Croter | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-39 | |||
| Frank W. Anderson | Republican | 78.1% | Win |
| George Nisbet | Socialist | 21.9% | Loss |
| AD-40 | |||
| Chris B. Fox | Republican | 83.1% | Win |
| A. S. Fuller | Socialist | 16.9% | Loss |
| AD-41 | |||
| Herbert L. Coggins | Socialist | 10.6% | Loss |
| Anna L. Saylor | Republican | 89.4% | Win |
| AD-42 | |||
| Frank Leonard Eksward | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-43 | |||
| George C. Cleveland | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-44 | |||
| T. M. Wright | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-45 | |||
| Charles C. Spalding | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-46 | |||
| Esto B. Broughton | Democratic | 100% | Win |
| AD-47 | |||
| George A. Clarke | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-48 | |||
| C. C. Baker | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-49 | |||
| David C. Williams | Republican | 50.9% | Win |
| Guy Windrem | Democratic | 49.1% | Loss |
| AD-50 | |||
| Charles A. Foster | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-51 | |||
| Herbert McDowell | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-52 | |||
| Democratic | 100% | Win | |
| AD-53 | |||
| Carlton W. Greene | Republican | 46.3% | Loss |
| Alexander McMillan | Democratic | 53.7% | Win |
| AD-54 | |||
| Frank Johnson | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-55 | |||
| Charles W. Cleary | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-56 | |||
| Grace S. Dorris | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-57 | |||
| John A. Hadaller | Democratic | 42.5% | Loss |
| Isaac Jones | Republican | 57.5% | Win |
| AD-58 | |||
| Jeffry J. "J. J." Prendergast | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-59 | |||
| Edgar W. Stow | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-60 | |||
| Walter H. Duval | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-61 | |||
| Frank C. Weller | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-62 | |||
| Hugh R. Pomeroy | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-63 | |||
| Sidney T. Graves | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-64 | |||
| Harry Lyons | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-65 | |||
| Joseph L. Pedrotti | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-66 | |||
| Lucius Christian Dale | Independent | 25.9% | Loss |
| Otto J. Emme | Republican | 61.8% | Win |
| Harry Sherr | Socialist | 12.3% | Loss |
| AD-67 | |||
| Eleanor Miller | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-68 | |||
| Allen G. Mitchell | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-69 | |||
| Charles B. Dawson | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-70 | |||
| Frank F. Merriam | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-71 | |||
| Henry E. Carter | Republican | 52.9% | Win |
| Charles J. Colden | Democratic | 37.6% | Loss |
| Paul I. Palm | Socialist | 9.5% | Loss |
| AD-72 | |||
| Willard E. Badham | Republican | 88.6% | Win |
| John Clifford | Socialist | 11.4% | Loss |
| AD-73 | |||
| Elmer P. Bromley | Republican | 54.2% | Win |
| Charles M. Feider | Independent | 26.2% | Loss |
| Bernard A. Lawrence | Socialist | 11.5% | Loss |
| Thomas W. Potter | Independent | 8.1% | Loss |
| AD-74 | |||
| James M. Alexander | Independent | 25% | Loss |
| John V. Pitts | Socialist | 13.8% | Loss |
| Frederick M. Roberts | Republican | 61.2% | Win |
| AD-75 | |||
| Edwin Baker | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-76 | |||
| C. D. Ball | Republican | 70.1% | Win |
| John Mellen | Democratic | 29.9% | Loss |
| AD-77 | |||
| James W. Barbee | Democratic | 33.6% | Loss |
| Chester M. Kline | Republican | 66.4% | Win |
| AD-78 | |||
| George H. Davis | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-79 | |||
| P. A. Whitacre | Republican | 100% | Win |
| AD-80 | |||
| Edwin A. Mueller | Republican | 100% | Win |
Special Election
Special Election to fill the vacancies caused by the deaths of Congressman John A. Elston (CD-06) and State Senator Elmer S. Rigdon (SD-17).
Candidate information is NOT Complete!
| CD-06 | |||
| Hugh W. Brunk | Independent | 31.6% | Loss |
| James H. MacLafferty | Independent | 68.4% | Win |
| SD-17 | |||
| Ralph Hughes | Republican | Win | |