The biggest winner on Election Night was Proposition 1, the abortion rights amendment that got more votes than any of the statewide candidates.

There are literally still millions of ballots left to count across the state, so it could be days before we know who the new mayors will be in Los Angeles, Oakland and San Jose, and which party, if any, flipped House seats in California. That will affect the eventual House majority, which looks to be going to the Republicans, but not by much more than the current, slim Democratic majority. We could know soon whether the Democrats retain control of the Senate, if they hold on to Nevada. But if that close race ends up swinging to Republican Adam Laxalt, then we will have to wait until after a December runoff in Georgia to learn which party wins the Senate.

There’s a lot to break down about what happened in California last night, and for that, KCBS Radio's Dough Sovergn, Bret Burkart, and Patti Reising spoke with Sonoma State political science professor, David McCuan.