Politics & Government
Everything You Need to Know About Tuesday's Primary Election
Here's your primer on how to get a sample ballot, where to vote and newspaper endorsements.
Today is Election Day. Are you prepared to vote? Here's your Patch guide to everything you need to know.
The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk has a helpful website for voters to find their local polling place. Visitors also can select a party preference to get a sample ballot.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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In addition to the presidential primary, voters will weigh in on a U.S. Senate candidate and two statewide ballot measures. Prop. 28 would put a 12-year term limit on lawmakers in the state Legislature. A politician currently can serve in office for 14 years. If passed, Proposition 29 would add a $1 tax to cigarette to fund cancer research.
The Los Angeles Times and the Daily News have made their endorsements in selected races. Here they are for your comparison:
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- Alan Jackson or
- Jackie Lacey
- Howard Berman or
- Susan Shelley
Some Patch election stories:
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