You have enough on your mind right now. Voting shouldn't add to it. There's still time to have your say in your community's future. Bring your Vote by Mail ballot to any Official Ballot Drop Box or L.A. County Vote Center before 8 PM on November 3rd. Vote Centers are open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM, and from 7 AM to 8 PM on the last day of the election (Nov 3). Returning your ballot this week? Drop it off rather than mailing it. If you do mail it, go inside the post office and ask for a postmark. Visit PLAN.LAVOTE.GOV to find a location that works for you.
Staying somewhere temporarily because of the wildfires? You can still vote in the 2026 General Election. Starting October 24th, you can vote at any L.A. County Vote Center, not just the one near your home. Have your Vote by Mail ballot? Drop it off at any of 400+ Official Ballot Drop Boxes or any open Vote Center. Your vote still counts for your home community. Visit PLAN.LAVOTE.GOV to find a location near where you're staying.
Haven't registered yet? You still have time. Register online by October 19th to receive a Vote by Mail ballot. If you're staying somewhere temporary because of the wildfires, you don't need to change your registered address, just add a mailing address so your ballot reaches you. Visit LAVOTE.GOV/RECOVERY to learn how to update your mailing address or PLAN.LAVOTE.GOV to find a Drop Box near you.
Vote by Mail ballots are on their way to all registered L.A. County voters, including if you've added a temporary mailing address because of the wildfires. Wherever you're staying, you can still vote in your home district. Return your ballot at any of 400+ Official Ballot Drop Boxes or mail it back, no postage required. Visit LAVOTE.GOV/RECOVERY to update your mailing address, or PLAN.LAVOTE.GOV to find a Drop Box near you.
Were you displaced by the Eaton or Palisades wildfires? You can still vote in your home district for the 2026 General Election.
You don't need to change your voter registration. Just add a temporary mailing address so your Vote by Mail ballot reaches you wherever you're staying. It only takes a few minutes online.
Visit LAVOTE.GOV/RECOVERY to learn how and make your plan to vote early.
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