Your guide to the 2024 California election
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Voting in California’s general election continues through election day, Nov. 5. Here is information Times reporters gathered about the races and issues on the ballot:
How and where to vote
L.A. city elections
L.A. Unified school board
L.A. Community College District
L.A. County elections
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