March 26, 1996
Special Election
Special Election to fill vacancies caused by resignations of Congressman Walter R. Tucker III (CD-37), State Senator Tom Campbell (SD-11) and Assemblyman Willie Brown (AD-13).
Tucker resigned after ethical charges were filed against him (he was later convicted). Campbell resigned after being elected to Congress, and Brown had been elected Mayor of San Francisco.
| CD-37 | |||
| Omar Bradley | Democratic | 16% | Loss |
| Murry J. Carter | Democratic | 3.6% | Loss |
| Charles "Charlie" Davis | Democratic | 5.8% | Loss |
| Joyce Harris | Democratic | 3% | Loss |
| Juanita Millender-McDonald | Democratic | 31.7% | Win |
| Willard H. Murray Jr. | Democratic | 23.8% | Loss |
| Paul H. Richards | Democratic | 13.8% | Loss |
| Robert M. Saucedo | Democratic | 1% | Loss |
| Robin Tucker | Democratic | 1.2% | Loss |
| SD-11 | |||
| Patrick Shannon | Republican | 44.6% | Loss |
| Byron D. Sher | Democratic | 55.4% | Win |
| AD-13 | |||
| Carole Migden | Democratic | 99.3% | Win |
| Raymond C. Palmucci | Write-in | 0.6% | Loss |
| Kevin Williams | Write-in | 0.1% | Loss |