This election, 28 candidates were vying for 10 seats. A couple races have drawn attention. One sitting judge was challenged by a public defender she previously held in contempt. And another judge faced competition after the Commission on Judicial Performance publicly admonished her for misconduct. Voters also had the opportunity to select from more candidates with public defender backgrounds — part of a growing national movement to professionally diversify the bench.
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A note on the results
OFFICIAL RESULTS
The California Secretary of State's Office certified the final vote tallies on April 12, marking an official end to the March 5, 2024 Primary Election.
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Tracking your ballot
You can track the status of your ballot:
If your mail-in ballot is rejected for any reason (like a missing or mismatched signature), your county registrar must contact you to give you a chance to fix it. In Los Angeles County, the registrar will send you a notification by mail and you have until 5 p.m. on March 27 to reply and "cure" your ballot.
