With Culver City’s overwhelmingly Democratic advantage in voter registration it was no surprise that Hillary Clinton captured almost 81 percent of the vote to a mere seven percent for Donald Trump in the city, besting the new President Elect by 5.6 to 1.

This compares to the election of 2012 when President Barack Obama received 15,809 votes to 3,978 for Republican Mitt Romney.

Turnout was substantially lighter with 53.8 percent voting this year versus 81% in 2012.

The United States Senate seat looked similar where the two Democratic who finished first and second in the primary squared off against each other in the General Election.

Attorney General Kamala Harris received 10,148 votes to 2.993 for Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez.

The Unofficial Vote Totals are as follows:

President of the United States

Hillary Clinton, Democrat 11418

Donald J Trump, Republican 2019

Jill Stein, Green 317

Gary Johnson, Libertarian 285

Gloria E La Riva, Peace & Freedom 69

United States Senator

Kamala D Harris, Democrat 10148

Loretta L Sanchez, Democrat 2993

37th Congress District

Karen Bass, Democrat 10050 (Culver City Portion only)

Chris B Wiggins, Democrat 2313 (Culver City Portion only)

54th Assembly Dist

Sebastian Ridley-Thomas, Dem 9915 (Culver City Portion only)

Glen Ratcliff, Republican 2919 (Culver City Portion only)

Next week, the Observer will take a look at how Culver City voted on the statewide propositions.