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A Guide to Voter Guides in L.A. County

Remember, you have until 8 p.m. on Election Day (Tuesday, November 5th) to vote. L.A. County has reasonably accessible voting infrastructure that allows you to return your ballot by mail, hundreds of ballot drop-boxes stationed around the county, as well as the ability to vote in-person at a vote center.

10:51 AM PST on November 5, 2024

a cartoon taco man giving a thumbs up next to a voting ballot and outline of California

Tacoman casts his ballot by June 2.

This article was first published by the nonprofit newsroom L.A. Public Press and is republished here with permission.

It’s election season, Los Angeles! We know that filling out your ballot can be dauntinglike a pop quiz you forgot about. Are all of those blank bubbles continuing to stare back at you? Fortunately, voting is an open-book affair. 

We put together this page to help provide you with a starting point if you haven’t quite gotten to your multi-page ballot yet. The sources linked to on this page were developed by ourselves, other newsrooms, and others who care about ensuring L.A. County residents can make informed voting decisions.