Will the total vote count for all participants in California 18 House General Election be above 103000?

The question asks about the total vote count for all participants in the California 18 House General Election exceeding 103,000. The only relevant article is AP article, which reports on a special election for California's 14th Congressional District, not the 18th. The certified total in that race was 97,434 votes, which is below 103,000. However, this is a different district and a special election, not a general election. No articles provide any data on the California 18th District general election. Without any information about the specific election in question, the probability must be based on general knowledge. General elections in competitive House districts in California can have turnout ranging from roughly 100,000 to over 200,000 votes, depending on the district's population and competitiveness. The 18th District is a safe Democratic seat, which may suppress turnout. Given the lack of direct evidence and the fact that the only related data point (from a different district) is below the threshold, the probability is very low, but not zero, as the election could still exceed 103,000. Thus, a probability of 0.01 is assigned.