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Elections & Voting

The Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (RRCC) is responsible for registering voters and maintaining voter files; conducting federal, state, local and special elections; and verifying initiatives, referendums, and recall petitions. With more than 500 political districts and 4.3 million registered voters, the County is the largest and most complex election jurisdiction in the nation. The RRCC conducts about 200 city, school and special district elections annually.

Highlights

Cross-Over Voting Available to Non-Partisan Voters
Voters who are registered as decline to state or non-partisan will be allowed to vote on Democratic or Republican party ballots in the June 8 statewide primary election. Those who do not wish to cross over may vote a non-partisan ballot limited to statewide and local measures and non-partisan contests

Check Voter Registration Online
A new online feature allows Los Angeles County residents to verify their voter registration status.

Elections & Voting Links

	Candidate Filing Candidates wishing to run for office must register with the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk's Office and file campaign disclosure reports. Campaign Finance Reports \| Election Candidate Handbooks
	Election Results Election results are provided online as votes are being counted and after the vote count has been completed. Election Calendars & Measure Information \| Recounts,Recalls and Initiatives
	Find Your District By putting in a street address, you can find out what political districts represent that area and whether the area is unincorporated or in a city.
	Polling Place and Sample Ballot Look Up This program allows you to insert your residence address and find out where you go to vote and what candidates and issues are on your local ballot.
	Public Officials Roster The public officials roster provides the names, contact information and party affiliation of elected county, state and federal officers representing Los Angeles County.
	Voter Information Numerous efforts are made to increase voter turnout in County elections, including making registering and voting convenient and accessible. Absentee Voting \| Accessibility Services \| Community Voter Outreach Committee \| Media Kit \| Military & Overseas Voter
	Voter Registration Persons must register to vote; the deadline for doing so is 15 days before a particular election. Political Parties \| Statement of Registration