Early In-Person Voting Begins at 123 Vote Centers Across Los Angeles County

Registered voters in Los Angeles County can cast ballots early in person at any operating vote center regardless of their residence, return mail-in ballots without postage via 429 official drop boxes or the postal service, or utilize conditional voter registration.

• •Early in-person voting began Saturday at 123 vote centers across Los Angeles County.
• •Initial vote centers operate daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Nov. 2.
• •Another 523 vote centers will open Oct. 31, raising the countywide total to 646 locations.
• •All vote centers will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.
• •Voters can cast ballots at any vote center in the county regardless of where they live.
• •Vote-by-mail ballots began mailing Oct. 1 and require no postage.
• •Mail-in ballots can be returned via postal mail postmarked by Nov. 3, deposited in one of 429 official drop boxes, or delivered to an operating vote center.
• •Residents missing the Oct. 19 registration deadline can register and vote via conditional voter registration at participating vote centers.
• •Voters can use an interactive sample ballot at isb.lavote.gov to generate a Poll Pass in advance.
• •Translated election materials are provided in 18 languages, with telephone assistance in 23 languages.
• •The county begins its official canvass on Nov. 4, and results are scheduled for certification on Nov. 27.