Voting Resources
Chevy Chase Library is a 4 Day Voting Center
Voting hours are as follows:
November 2 - 4 • 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
November 5 • 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Chevy Chase Library
A Nonpartisan Voting Resource guide.
The General Election is the final election for a political office with a limited list of candidates. The candidates in the general election are the people who won their party’s primary election. General elections happen at a local, state, and national level.
Be a Voter
Beginning with the November 5, 2024 General Election all registered voters will be mailed a Vote by Mail ballot to ensure a safe and accessible voting option during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out more.
Mailing of Vote by Mail ballots in all elections begins 29 days prior to Election Day.
Frequently asked questions about Vote by Mail ballots.
How to return your Vote by Mail ballot.
Track your Vote By Mail ballot.
Another way to check the status of your ballot is the Vote by Mail status tool.
California Elections and Voter Information
For California residents who want to be voters, register to vote here.
For California residents age 16 and 17 who want to be future voters, pre-register to vote here.
Frequently asked questions about voter registration.
Restoration of Voting Rights after a felony conviction.
Conditional Voter Registration. Eligible Los Angeles County residents who miss an election's registration deadline can still vote at any Vote Center in L.A. County.
October 3 - Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk begins sending Mail-In Ballots.
October 21 - Voter registration deadline.
October 26 - Drop off your ballot at local voting centers begins.
November 5 - General Election. Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by this midnight on this date.
Voting Information
Glendale Votes - City of Glendale’s page with information related to Glendale & Special Municipal Election.
Office of Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (RR/CC)– The official website of the Los Angeles County RR/CC; with answers to questions like “Who can register to vote?” and “Where do I vote?”. (En Español)
Elections and Voter Information from the California Secretary of State.
Los Angeles County Voter Information - Helpful brochures for Los Angeles County voters.
New citizens who will be at least 18 years of age at the time of the next election are eligible to register to vote.
Military and Overseas Voters - As a military or overseas voter, you will experience the same voter registration process as other residents in L.A. County. However, you have more options for submitting the application.
Presidential Election Process – Learn about the Presidential election process, including the Electoral College, caucuses and primaries, and the national conventions. The Federal Government has developed a glossary of common terms used during election seasons. Perfect for new voters.
Federal Election Commission – Official United States Government website that tracks campaign finance and donations.
California Campaign Finance and Lobbying Activities Information – California Secretary of State.
BallotReady – A nonpartisan site that allows you to build your ballot by diving into every candidate and referendum on your ballot including candidate’s backgrounds, stances on issues, and experience. BallotReady lets you “explore your ballot, make informed choices, and vote!”.
ProCon.org – Pros and Cons of Current Issues – Feeling overwhelmed by all the issues being debated during the 2020 Presidential Election? Start here! ProCon.org is a nonprofit nonpartisan public charity that use professional researchers and rigorous editorial standards.
TurboVote – A tool that makes voting easy by sending text or email messages verifying voter registration status, reminders about important election deadlines, and polling place location. Developed by the nonpartisan group Democracy Works.
Voter’s Edge California - This nonpartisan voter guide has extensive information about what's on your ballot.
You Don’t Need a Home to Vote campaign, from the National Coalition for the Homeless.
Resources for Youth
For California residents age 16 and 17 who want to be future voters, pre-register to vote here.
BestColleges.com Student Voting Guide - A nonpartisan guide designed for college students. Includes a bipartisan key issues guide and voter registration information for each state.
Project Vote Smart – A nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization that collects and distributes information on candidates for public office.
Rock the Vote - A nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to building the political power of young people.
VOTE! Because Your Vote counts! - Teen G.E.N. Talks special episode:
Political Parties
In alphabetical order:
This page is compiled and maintained by librarians at Glendale Library, Arts & Culture. Links to political parties and/or campaign websites are for informational purposes only and do not in any way constitute an endorsement.
Updated October 22, 2024.