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Deadlines and results

The polls have closed in California. All mailed ballots need to be postmarked on or before that date. Mail-in, provisional and conditional ballots will be accepted, processed and counted for several days after election day. The data on this page will update periodically until all results are in.

We’re tracking races across Los Angeles County, including primary elections for district attorney, Los Angeles City Council and the county Board of Supervisors. Results for school boards and local measures are also available on this page. For congressional districts, see the statewide results.

Initial results are expected shortly after the polls close at 8 p.m.

Every registered voter in the state receives a ballot by mail. To vote by mail, these ballots must be postmarked by March 5. They may take several days to process. Results from provisional and conditional ballots also take longer, and will be added to the tally once they are cleared.

The data on this page updates periodically as results come in.

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County races

District Attorney

Winner * Incumbent

Board of Supervisors

L.A. County Supervisor District 2

L.A. County Supervisor District 4

L.A. County Supervisor District 5

Superior Court Judges

Superior Court Judge, Office 12

Superior Court Judge, Office 39

Superior Court Judge, Office 48

Superior Court Judge, Office 93

Superior Court Judge, Office 97

Superior Court Judge, Office 115

Superior Court Judge, Office 124

Superior Court Judge, Office 130

Superior Court Judge, Office 135

Superior Court Judge, Office 137

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City races

Los Angeles City Measure HLA

To require the city to prioritize completion of City Mobility Plan street improvements and make progress reports accessible to the public

Los Angeles City Council, District 2

Los Angeles City Council, District 4

Los Angeles City Council, District 6

Los Angeles City Council, District 8

Los Angeles City Council, District 10

Los Angeles City Council, District 12

Los Angeles City Council, District 14

Avalon City Treasurer

Avalon Mayor

Avalon City Council Vote for 2

Bell City Council Vote for 3

Bell City Measure I

To establish a 0.75% general sales tax for public safety, recreation and other city uses

Beverly Hills City Council Vote for 2

Compton City Attorney

Special election for unexpired term ending Dec. 21, 2026

Compton City Clerk

Special election for unexpired term ending Dec. 21, 2026

Compton City Council, District 1

Compton City Council, District 4

Covina City Council, District 2

Covina City Council, District 4

Gardena City Council Vote for 2

Glendale City Council Vote for 2

Glendale Measure A

To amend the city charter to give the council authority to establish ordinances governing city contracts, including those for construction of public improvements

Huntington Park City Council Vote for 3

Huntington Park City Council

Special election for unexpired term ending June 1, 2024

Huntington Park Measure CC

To establish term limits of no more than four consecutive four-year terms for members of the City Council

Huntington Park Measure PP

To conduct a citywide study to create a parking permit program for public streets

La Cañada Flintridge Measure LCF

To establish a 0.75% sales tax for public safety, upkeep of streets and public spaces, senior and youth programs and other city uses

La Cañada Flintridge City Council Vote for 3

La Mirada City Council, District 3

Lakewood City Council, District 3

Lakewood City Council, District 4

Long Beach Measure RW

To raise the minimum hourly wage for certain hotel workers to $23.00 in July, with annual increases to total $29.50 by July 2028

Long Beach City Council, District 2

Long Beach City Council, District 4

Long Beach City Council, District 6

Long Beach City Council, District 8

Monrovia City Treasurer

Special election for unexpired term ending July 7, 2026

Monrovia Mayor

Monrovia Council Vote for 2

Paramount City Council Vote for 3

Pasadena Mayor

Pasadena City Council, District 1

Pasadena City Council, District 2

Pasadena City Council, District 3

Special election for unexpired term ending Dec. 7, 2026

Pasadena City Council, District 4

Pasadena City Council, District 6

Pasadena Measure R

To amend the city charter to make clerical corrections to outdated language and citations and update the method for calculating the transfer from the Power Fund to the General Fund for general government use

Pasadena Measure S

To amend the city charter to require the City Council to set limits by ordinance for contract, settlement, and claim approvals

Pasadena Measure T

To amend the city charter to include additional contract selection methods for public capital improvement and infrastructure projects

Pomona Measure P

To renew the 0.75% sales and use tax indefinitely for maintaining city services and general government use.

Pomona Measure X

To reduce the sales tax rate from 0.75% to 0.50%, and repeal its March 31, 2029, sunset date

Pomona Mayor

Pomona City Council, District 1

Pomona City Council, District 4

Pomona City Council, District 6

San Dimas City Council, District 1

San Dimas City Council, District 3

San Fernando City Council

Special election for unexpired term ending Dec. 3

Torrance City Council, District 2

Torrance City Council, District 4

Torrance City Council, District 6

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School Board races

Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 1

Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 3

Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 5

Los Angeles Unified School District Board, District 7

Compton Unified School District Board, Area C

Compton Unified School District Board, Area D

Culver City Unified School District, Measure E

To authorize $358 million in bonds, levying $60 per $100,000 in assessed value, for school improvements

Garvey School District, Measure G

To authorize $60 million in bonds, levying $30 per $100,000 in assessed value, for school improvements

Glendale Community College District Board, Area 1

Glendale Community College District Board, Area 5

Glendale Unified School District Board, Area A

Glendale Unified School District Board, Area E

Long Beach Unified School District Board, District 2

Manhattan Beach Unified School District, Measure MB

To renew the $225 parcel tax for six years to maintain funding for the School District

Pasadena Area Community College District Board, Area 2

Pasadena Area Community College District Board, Area 6

South Whittier School District, Measure K

To authorize $37.5 million in bonds, levying $30 per $100,000 in assessed value, for school improvements

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