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LAist is helping you cast your ballot in dozens of races in Southern California, including the always-hard-to-choose judges.
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Deadline extended for nonprofit with ties to OC supervisor to account for millions in taxpayer fundsViet America Society has been given more time after a pair of county deadlines came and went earlier this month. -
Wildflower season is juuuuust starting to hit its stride here in Southern California. So we put together a guide to help you get out there. -
The event returns to the Huntington Beach Pier a year after coming together to celebrate Pride and protest the city's ban on flying Pride flags on city property. -
Two conservative members of the Orange Unified School District Board of Education have been recalled by voters following an election that raised questions about LGBTQ+ student rights and parental notification policies. -
Westminster voters approved a measure raising the city's sales tax by a half cent to close a budget shortfall. -
Nearly 60% of Irvine voters approved a plan to transform the way city council representatives are elected.
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Voters approve a proposal to require voter ID and another another that critics say is aimed at keeping the Pride flag from being flown.
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Follow latest results in the races on the Orange County ballot. Huntington Beach also passes flag measure.
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A look at how many showed up to vote in the March 5 primary, either in person or by mail, and how it compares to previous elections. -
They had to get through the pandemic, election denial and suspicious envelopes. While some left, counties now say they’re having better luck recruiting poll workers. -
The Orange County Clerk-Recorder is adding special hours today to issue marriage licenses, because 2-24-24 is a pretty irresistible date. -
Some call it Measure A. The mayor of Huntington Beach has called it Measure 1. So, what exactly is the new Voter ID measure called? We asked the Orange County elections chief for help.
