**Will be updated as Notices are posted & published 

Notice of Election - English, Spanish, and Russian Versions

Notice of Nomination Period - English, Spanish, and Russian Versions

Notice of Extension of Nomination Period - English, Spanish, and Russian Versions

Notice of Last Day to Submit Arguments - English, Spanish, and Russian Versions

Notice of Nominees for Elective Office and Measure WH Text - English, Spanish, and Russian Versions

Vote Center Accessibility

Accessible Vote by Mail

Rights for Voters with Disabilities

• Voter Registration Status
• Register to Vote
• Track Your Ballot
• Check Your Ballot Status

VOTE CENTER LOCATIONS 

There will be Vote Centers available countywide. Voters can safely vote in-person at ANY Vote Center in the County.

VOTE-BY-MAIL AND BALLOT DROP OFF LOCATIONS 

Every active, registered voter will be mailed a Vote by Mail ballot. No stamps, no problem. In California, every Vote by Mail ballot comes with a prepaid postage return envelope.

• CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON VOTING BY MAIL AND DROP BOX LOCATIONS

VERIFY VOTER STATUS AND UPDATE VOTER REGISTRATION

All voters are encouraged to check their registration information on the County's Registration Status Tool. 

TRACK YOUR BALLOT 

Receive personalized text messages, emails and/or automated voice messages on your Vote by Mail ballot by subscribing to Where's My Ballot at the link below. This is a free service, available to all registered voters, that gives you updated information on where your ballot is and when you can expect to receive it.

SUBSCRIBE TO BALLOT TRAX

HOW TO CHECK IF YOUR BALLOT WAS RECEIVED AND COUNTED

Voters can check on the status of their ballot to confirm if it was received and tallied through the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Vote by Mail Status Tool.

The Los Angeles County “Safe Election Plan” aligns with California’s “Election Administration Guidance under COVID-19.” Each was developed in consultation with relevant health authorities using the best public health information available, including guidance provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and California public health officials.

For more information on the ways that LA County is ensuring that it is safe to vote in person, please click here.