LOS angeles city neighborhood council
This year, 94 of Los Angeles’ 99 Neighborhood Councils are holding elections this season between November 2022 and June 2023. Voting in all NC elections this season will be hybrid meaning In-Person and Vote-By-Mail. Make your voice heard in these local elections! Below, find voter resources, election timelines, and more.
VOTER RESOURCES
Neighborhood Councils (NC) are the closest form of government to the people. As part of Los Angeles City government, the 99 NCs are advisory bodies with annual budgets funded by taxpayer dollars. As of 2021, each NC has a budget of $32,000/year. Each NC represents about 40,000 people.
Election Timeline per Regions
(Listed in election chronological order. Past elections are grayed out. Click on regions for polling locations.)
how to vote
VOTE-BY-MAIL
To receive a Vote-By-Mail ballot, you must register within the allotted time per your region. Vote-By-Mail ballot requests close 19 before the designated Election Day per Neighborhood Council. Please make sure to check your Neighborhood Council timeline for the exact dates.
Steps to Request a Vote-By-Mail Ballot thought the Online VBM Application Portal
Create & Activate your Angeleno Account – Sign up for an Angeleno Account with an email and create a password
Create a new Voter Application
Input your Voter Info
Title
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Date of Birth
Phone Number (Optional)
Email
Contact Preference
Input Election Info
Select a Neighborhood Council
Stakeholder Types:
LIVE If you live in the NC, write your complete address and check if you own or rent; are unhoused (add cross streets if no address).
WORK If you work or own a business in the NC, write your organization name; the complete address; and check if you are an employee, owner or other.
OWN If you own real property in the NC, write the complete address and check if the property is residential, business property or other.
COMMUNITY INTEREST If you have a community interest in the NC, write the organization name and complete address.
Upload any documentation needed
If you are a Community Interest, one of the documentation needed is a letter from the organization.
Submit
Wait for approval or additional requests for more documentation
Once you receive your VBM Ballot, fill it out, and mail it by designated Election Day per Neighborhood Council
VOTE IN PERSON
Determine the designated Polling Location and hours
Bring all necessary Identification documents for Same-Day voter registration
You can drop off your Vote-By-Mail Ballot in person
At the designated Polling Location per Neighborhood Council on the designated Election Day
At the Office of the City Clerk Main Office (555 Ramirez St. Space 300 Los Angeles, CA 90012) during regular business hours 8:00am - 5:00pm from Monday - Friday, leading up the designated NC Election Day.
Vote!