Voting in person

YOU CAN VOTEIN-PERSON 29 DAYS PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 5, 2024.

Here’s Where:

The Norwalk Headquarters is available for early voting 29 days prior to every election 

Voters can go in person or use the Ballot Drop Box on the north side of the building.

LA County Registrar’s Office

12400 Imperial Highway, 3rd Floor
Norwalk, CA 90650
on the following days and times:
Mon. – Fri.: 8AM – 5PM (excluding holidays)

For questions or assistance,  call the Registrar’s office at 1-800-815-2666 or email voterinfo@rrcc.lacounty.gov.

From OCTOBER 26 thru NOV. 5 from 7 AM – 8 PM at:

MALIBU CITY HALL

Multi-Purpose Room
23825 Stuart Ranch Road, Malibu CA 90265

From Nov. 2-5 from 7 AM – 8 PM at:

MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL

Parent Center, Room A-006
30215 Morning View Drive, Malibu CA 90265

or

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH – MALIBU

Sunday School Building, Reading Room
28635 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu CA 90265

You can vote at ANY LA County Voter Center, not just the 3 Vote Centers in Malibu. You can also drop your Mail-In Ballot at Any LA County Vote Center, Without Waiting in Line.

To find the location of all LA County Vote Centers, Click Here.

THE NEW POLL PASS &
INTERACTIVE SAMPLE BALLOT

Speed up your Check-in at the Vote Center by getting a Quick Check-in Code HERE. The Quick Check-in Code is also printed on your mailed Sample Ballot and Vote Center postcard. You may take either of those hard copies to the Vote Center as well.

Speed things up even more by using the INTERACTIVE SAMPLE BALLOT!  Check out the video HERE.

If anything goes wrong at your polling place on the day of the election, tell the poll workers that you want to file a PROVISIONAL BALLOT.   Poll workers will know how to help you file a provisional ballot.  You can find more information on filing a provisional ballot on the by Clicking Here.

Voters are NOT required to bring anything with them.   However, LA County does encourage you to bringing the Sample Ballot or Interactive Sample Ballot to speed up the voting process. You can also prepare your ballot on line and then scan it in at a Vote Center to vote in person.

In most cases, California voters are NOT required to show identification at their polling place. However, it is a good idea to bring identification with you WHEN YOU VOTE FOR THE FIRST TIME. A poll worker may ask to see your identification if you mailed your voter registration application and did not include your driver license number, California identification number, or the last four digits of your Social Security number.  In addition, if for any reason, your name does not show up on the registered voter’s list, having an identification card with you, is a good idea.

A copy of a recent utility bill, the county Voter Information Guide you received from your county elections office, or another document sent to you by a government agency are examples of acceptable forms of identification. Other examples include your passport, driver license, official California identification card, or student identification card.

For more information on identification to use when you vote for the first time check the complete list or call the Secretary of State’s toll-free voter hotline at (800) 345-VOTE (8683).

If you know anyone residing in a state that requires government issued identification, or is unsure, please visit https://www.voteriders.org/

Voting is easier than ever.

Watch a short video that introduces you to the new voting machines, the new system, new options, and how it makes voting easier.

For more information on the new voting machines, and all that is easier this year, go to the LA County Registrar’s website, at www.LAVote.Net.  

The new voting machines are much easier – even fun – to use, and give you alot of new capabilities. Check them out Here!  

With the new system, you can vote at ANY LA Vote Center, unlike the past, where you could only vote at your assigned polling place.

You can register to vote on Election Day if need be!

And you can now vote at Vote Centers starting 10 days before the Election.

And if you get a Mail-in Ballot, but want to Vote in Person, no problem. Just vote in person. You don’t have to remember to bring your Mail in Ballot with you. When you Vote in Person with the new system, it automatically inactivates the ballot that was mailed to you.