Make It a Voting Weekend, Long Beach – Voting Centers Open May 23

Beginning this Saturday, May 23, 2026, all 11-day Vote Centers throughout Los Angeles County will open for in-person voting. The centers will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through June 1. On Election Day, Tuesday, June 2, all Vote Centers will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Within the City of Long Beach, there will be 29 Vote Centers available to the public. During elections, Vote Centers are designated as either 11-day or 4-day sites. Only the following locations will open beginning this Saturday in Long Beach:

• Christ Second Baptist Church (1471 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.)

• International City Masonic Center (5155 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.)

• Long Beach Senior Center (1150 E. 4 St.)

• United With Hope (5600 Linden Ave.)

• Veterans Park (101 E. 28 St.)

• Wardlow Park Community Center (3457 Stanbridge Ave.)

Any designated 4-day Vote Centers will open beginning May 30. Before you head to the polls, view the complete list of Vote Centers online and check their operating schedule.

Voters who received a Vote by Mail ballot may still cast their vote in person at any Vote Center. Those who prefer to vote by mail have until May 26 to request a Vote by Mail ballot from LA County if they have not already received one. Requests for a one-time replacement Vote by Mail ballot can be submitted online or via a paper application.

Vote by Mail ballots may be returned at any Ballot Drop Box, Vote Center or by mail with no postage required. Remember: when returning your ballot by mail, place the ballot inside the official return envelope and sign the back of the envelope. Ensure your Vote by Mail ballot is postmarked by June 2, 2026, to be counted in the election.

Want to keep track of your Vote by Mail ballot’s journey? All voters may track the status of their ballots here.

To check your voter registration information, request a ballot in a different language or view other voting resources, visit lavote.gov.