California voters are choosing who should hold all 52 of the state’s seats in the House of Representatives.

Each district has between two and nine candidates running in the Tuesday, June 7, primary election. The top two finishers in each race will go on to the general election in November.

Nationally, the Republican Party is hoping to retake control of the house in this election cycle. So even though California’s house delegation is overwhelmingly Democratic — it currently has 42 Democrats and 10 Republicans — if even a couple of competitive seats flip one way or the other, that could have big repercussions.

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Vote-counting begins as soon as polls close at 8 p.m. and will continue for at least a week, to allow for mail-in ballots postmarked by June 7 to arrive by the deadline of June 14. Provisional and conditional ballots may also take more time to be counted. Counties have until July 7 to certify their final results.

Here is a look at which parties are in the lead so far for each district.

Refresh your browser for the latest results. Results are updated every 15 minutes or as they become available.