Early voting centers opened across Los Angeles County on Saturday and will remain open through election day
Traditionally, election day is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, but early voting in Los Angeles County has already begun.throughout the county. They’ll be open every day, including weekends, through election day, Nov. 3, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Others said they wanted to get their vote in the presidential race recorded as quickly as possible and voting in person seemed the best option. Ann Crigler and her husband dropped their mail-in ballots at the same South Pasadena vote center, eager to record their disapproval of the president. Also early Saturday, the line to vote at the Iman Cultural Center in the unincorporated community of Palms near Culver City snaked through the mosque’s large parking lot and down the length of the city block.
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