Beverly Hills residents are already taking part in the election process, even though Election Day itself is not until Nov. 3. This year, voters are casting ballots for the City’s Ballot Measure RP, the Beverly Hills Unified School District School Board, and of course, in the Presidential General Election. Registered voters have begun receiving their ballots in the mail this week. Those ballots can be filled out and returned by mail, with postage already included by Los Angeles County. Early voting and in-person voting locations will also be available to residents.
“Due to the ongoing pandemic, voters are strongly encouraged to either mail or submit their ballots at a vote by mail drop box,” Beverly Hills City Clerk Huma Ahmed, said in a Sept. 22 informational video. “There will be two drop boxes located in Beverly Hills. For those who would like to vote in person, we will have several centers open in the City with health and safety measures in place. Face coverings are required for anyone who wishes to vote in person.”
