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Oct. 5
Mail-in ballots go out
Oct. 21
Last day to register online to vote. Register here.
Oct. 26
Select vote centers open. Find L.A. County locations here.
Oct. 29
Last day to request a replacement mail-in ballot
Nov. 5
Last day for mail-in votes to arrive at county election offices
Dec. 5
All results final
Make It Make Sense: Election 2024 Edition
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Its ratings are one of the only ways for a voter without a legal background to assess whether an L.A. County Superior Court Judge candidate is qualified for the bench.
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Incumbent George Gascón is running against criminal defense attorney Nathan Hochman to be L.A. County's District Attorney. It's a powerful and influential role that determines what crimes get prosecuted.
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