San Bernardino County Voters Get Interactive Map for Nov. 3 Results
The updated results page includes a geographic tool for tracking precinct-level turnout and a filter system to locate specific races without installing new software.
By Jessica Abebe ·
San Bernardino County voters will access election results for the November 3 General Election through a redesigned webpage featuring a geographic interface and targeted search tools. The San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters implemented these changes to provide a new digital method for tracking outcomes. The platform allows users to monitor vote counts and percentage breakdowns for both candidates and ballot measures.
The new interface includes a filter function that helps users isolate specific contests or measures. This feature eliminates the need to scroll through extensive lists to find a particular race. The system displays final vote totals and percentage shares in either a list view or a slideshow format. Users can switch between these display modes to match their preferred reading style.
A key addition is an interactive map that displays election data from a geographic perspective. This tool enables residents to examine voter turnout broken down by individual precinct. The map provides a visual representation of electoral activity across the county. It offers an alternative to standard tabular data for understanding regional voting patterns.
The page is built to adjust automatically to various screen sizes. It functions on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers without requiring users to download a dedicated application. The design incorporates specific accessibility standards. These include screen-reader compatibility, high-contrast color schemes, and readable fonts to accommodate users with color-vision differences. The Registrar of Voters hosts the new tool at Elections.SBCounty.gov/newlook for official updates.
