ActiveSGV 2024 Election Voting Guide
This election presents a crucial opportunity to advance equity, sustainability, and community well-being in California and Los Angeles County. ActiveSGV supports each of these propositions and measures because they address key needs in our communities—investing in education, housing, environmental protections, workers’ rights, and public health. A YES vote on these initiatives will help secure critical funding for schools, increase access to affordable housing, improve wages, and provide necessary resources to address climate challenges and homelessness. Your vote can shape a better future for the San Gabriel Valley and beyond.
State Propositions
- Yes on Prop 2: Would authorize $10 billion in bonds for school facility improvements: $8.5 billion for elementary and secondary schools and $1.5 billion for community college facilities.
- Yes on Prop 4: Would authorize $10 billion in bonds to fund projects for clean drinking water, wildlife conservation, and climate resilience.
- Yes on Prop 5: Would lower the vote threshold requirement from two-thirds (66.67%) to 55% for local communities to issue bonds for affordable housing and public infrastructure projects.
- Yes on Prop 32: Would gradually increase the state minimum wage to $18 per hour. Employers with 26 or more workers reach $18 by January 1, 2025, while those with 25 or fewer workers reach $18 by January 1, 2026. After reaching $18, the minimum wage will be adjusted based on inflation.
- Yes on Prop 33: Repeals the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, allowing cities and counties to set rent control measures, including limits for first-time tenants.
- Yes on Prop 35: This rule makes a tax for health care plans permanent. The tax is charged each month for every person in the plan. Before, this tax had to be approved again every few years. The most anyone can be taxed is $2.50 per person each month, and the total money collected each year can’t go over $36 million, with some adjustments for rising costs.
LA County Measures
- Yes on Measure A: Would replace the Measure H tax with a 1/2 cent sales tax to fund affordable housing, support homeownership, provide rental assistance, enhance mental health and addiction services, reduce homelessness, and support vulnerable groups including children, families, veterans, domestic violence survivors, seniors, and people with disabilities.
- Yes on Measure G: Would expand the Board of Supervisors from five to nine members, require annual public budget presentations from County departments, create an elected County Executive, establish an independent Ethics Commission with increased lobbying restrictions, and introduce a nonpartisan Legislative Analyst to review policies.
Make Your Voice Heard
Your vote is essential in shaping the future of our community. A YES vote on each of these propositions and measures will support critical investments in education, housing, the environment, and public health. Head to the polls and make sure your voice counts in this pivotal election.
General Voting Information
Check your Voter Status (especially to confirm your address is current) online at www.lavote.net/vrstatus or via phone at 800-815-2666.
Track Your Ballot: Receive a notice when your ballot is mailed, received, and counted! Sign up for notices by text, email, and/or phone here.
Made a mistake on your vote-by-mail ballot or envelope? No need to request another one. Simply mark an X over the wrong selection and make your correct choice. For mistakes on the envelope, you can cross it out and simply add it above the area.
Update/Register to Vote
- If you've moved or changed your legal name, you need to register to vote using your new information here.
- Miss the registration deadline? California permits Same Day Voter Registration.
- Conditional Voting Registration (CVR) is available at all Voting Centers. More details here
Want to Vote In Person?
- Voters in Los Angeles County will have 10 consecutive days and Election Day to vote in-person at ANY Vote Center.
- Early voting hours will be daily from 10 AM to 7 PM.
- On Election Day Vote Centers will be open from 7 AM to 8 PM (you to vote as long as you are in line before 8pm).
- Please note: you do NOT need an ID to vote. Your signature is all you need to prove your identity. ID is ONLY required at the polls if this is your very first time voting.
- Interactive Sample Ballot is available at LAVote.net. These ballots are modified to your specific voting registration and your selections can even be SAVED to a QR code you can take with you to the polls if you plan on voting in person!
- More details on Voting in Person in LA County here.
- Find nearby Voting Centers here.
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