ELECTION DAY
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Voters in Los Angeles County today will decide municipal contests in nine cities and choose school board members in 67 districts.
At stake: Seats on nine community college district boards, four water district boards and two irrigation district boards.
Polls: Open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Information is available during business hours by calling the Los Angeles County registrar-recorder’s office. Voters whose last names begin with the letters A through E may call (213) 727-1900; F through K, (213) 727-1902; L through Q, (213) 721-1500; and R through Z, (213) 727-1904.
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