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These 6 Voting Centers Will Be Open All Night
Staff at the mobile voting center check voters in and print out their ballots at LAC+USC Medical Center. Chava Sanchez/ LAist
If you’ve ever felt a burning desire to exercise your democratic rights in the dead of night, you’re in luck this year.
Six voting centers in L.A. County will be open for around-the-clock voting starting at 8 a.m. March 2 through 8 p.m. March 3, the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder announced this weekend. That’s 36 continuous hours available for you to register to vote, update your party preferences, turn in your vote-by-mail ballot or cast your vote in person.
Here are the locations:
L.A. County Registar-Recorder/County Clerk Headquarters, Norwalk
East L.A. Doctors Hospital, Los Angeles
Four Points by Sheraton LAX Hotel, Los Angeles
Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel, Los Angeles
Hilton Garden Inn, Valencia
The Great Caesar’s Banquet Hall, Tujunga
More details coming, but excited to share that, in addition to our regular vote Centers, we are offering "Around the Clock Voting" at six locations in #LACounty starting tomorrow at 8AM and continuing through the close of polls on Election Day at 8PM #MoreChoicesMoreVoices #VSAP pic.twitter.com/uodZyy8Drs
— Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (@LACountyRRCC) March 1, 2020
And remember, the other L.A. voting centers are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. through Election Day, March 3. Here is a map and a full list of all of them.
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