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Voter Game Plan Results
Everything you need as you prepare to vote — study our guides to key races and issues. LAist welcomes your questions.
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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.
Voter Game Plan will be back in the fall to help you prepare for the Nov. 5 General Election.
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We’re never going to tell you who to vote for. We just want to give you the information you need to make a vote that aligns with your beliefs.
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Kevin de León is spending money set aside for a future run for higher office to send glossy mailers and text messages touting his support for three measures on the November ballot. -
Campaigns are in full swing ahead of the Nov. 5 election — who’s spending all that money in Southern California to sway your vote? -
The idea is that members would represent fewer people and smaller geographic areas so they would be better attuned to the needs of their districts. -
California’s governor stood by President Biden to the bitter end, but is taking a less visible role in the Harris campaign so far. -
Officials in Los Angeles and Orange counties are recruiting temporary workers to staff vote centers across SoCal. We’ve compiled a guide with everything you need to know about becoming a poll worker. -
Sky-high rent is among Californians’ biggest concerns. Nearly 30% of tenants spend more than half their income on rent; and the median rent is $2,850 a month, 33% higher than the national average. -
Mayor Karen Bass told the City Council the proposed initiative "risks creating bureaucratic confusion" in the police department. -
The final list is out. Here's an overview of what to know. -
LA residents are furious over homelessness. Are they fed up enough to tax themselves all over again?A half-cent sales tax with no sunset date may be headed to the November ballot. Opponents say L.A. County residents have already paid billions, with not much to show for it. -
Certifying elections is an important part of our civic process that ensures things are complete and accurate.
