Voting Centers Open in Long Beach for the Nov. 3 General Municipal Election

Voting Centers Open in Long Beach for the Nov. 3 General Municipal Election

It’s time to vote Long Beach! Voting Centers are open for the Nov. 3 General Municipal Election. Several voting centers are currently open in Long Beach and more will open starting on Saturday, Oct. 31. The list of all LA County Vote Centers can be found online.

Vote Centers Currently open:

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

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

• Veterans Park (101 E 28th St.)

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

• Wardlow Park Community Center (3457 Stanbridge Ave.)

Opening Saturday, Oct. 31:

• Billie Jean King Library (200 W Broadway Blvd.)

• Cesar E Chavez Park (401 Golden Ave.)

• Bixby Park (130 Cherry Ave.)

• Bay Shore Comm Congregational Church (5200 E The Toledo Ave.)

• St Matthew Catholic Church (672 Temple Ave.)

• Goodwill SoLAC (800 W Pacific Coast Hwy.)

• Century Villages at Cabrillo (2001 River Ave.)

• LBCC Trades-Tech-Comm Learning Campus (1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy.)

• Orizaba Park (1435 Orizaba Ave.)

• CSU Long Beach-LBS Financial Pyramid (1250 N Bellflower Blvd.)

• St Gregory's Episcopal Church (6201 E Willow St.)

• El Dorado Park West (2800 N Studebaker Rd.)

• Wardlow Park Community Center (3457 Stanbridge Ave.)

• Long Beach City College (4901 E Carson St.)

• Dana Neighborhood Library (3680 Atlantic Ave.)

• Fil-Am Christian Fellowship of LB (3190 Magnolia Ave.)

• Pan American Park (5157 E Centralia St.)

Vote Centers are open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Monday, Nov. 2. On Election Day, all Vote Centers will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Long Beach voters who want to vote by mail also have 24-hour access to drop boxes at more than 400 participating locations across Los Angeles County, including 20 drop box locations in Long Beach. Vote by Mail ballots can be returned by mail (no postage required) or to a Vote by Mail Drop Box or Vote Center. Voters who Vote by Mail must secure the ballot inside the return envelope and sign the back of the envelope. All Vote by Mail ballots must be postmarked by Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.

Long Beach Transit (LBT) will offer complimentary bus rides on all its routes on Election Day, Nov. 3, to help residents travel to vote centers or drop off ballots all day long. LBT will also offer complimentary rides for Dial-A-Lift customers with permanent mobility impairments. To plan your trips to the vote centers, visit ridelbt.com/routes.

To check registration information, request a ballot in a different language, or for more information, residents can visit lavote.gov. All voters can track their ballots at california.ballottrax.net/voter/.