Election Day is November 8, 2022
On November 8, 2022 a general election will take place across the United States, and millions of Californians will have the opportunity to cast their votes for key positions including U.S. Senator, Governor, Attorney General, and many more official positions, in addition to seven ballot proposals. The impacts of this election will be felt across the nation AND in our own neighborhoods. This year, the Karsh Center will work to help all in our community who are eligible to register to vote. Those who are not eligible to vote can still help support participation in this election and making sure our communities’ voices are heard!
Questions You May Have About the General Election
What are important dates to keep in mind during this year’s election?
Important Dates
October 10, 2022 – Mail ballots are sent out.
October 24, 2022 – Last day to register to vote online or by mail.
November 8, 2022 – Election Day! Vote-by-mail ballot should be postmarked on or before this day. Same day in-person voter registration is available.
How can I check my voter registration status?
Registration Status
Visit the Los Angeles County Voter Registrar to see your current registration status.
I need help registering to vote. Where can I go?
Registering to Vote
- You can register to vote online.
- You can pick up a voter registration form in person at any of these locations (with appointment).
- Eligible applicants completing a driver license, identification card or change of address transaction online, by mail or in person at the DMV will be automatically registered to vote by the California Secretary of State.
What's on the ballot?
Statewide Ballot Measures
- 7 Ballot Propositions
- Statewide candidates for U.S. Senate, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Member of State Board of Equalization, State Superintendent of Public Instruction
- U.S. Representative in Congress, State Senator, State Assembly Member
- Supreme Court Justices, as well as other local candidates and local measures.
- See Certified List of Candidates. Click here for more information about the candidates and their responsibilities.
- Click here to start building a personalized toolkit for the elections.
What are the 7 propositions on the ballot?
7 Propositions
- Prop 1: Constitutional Right to Reproductive Freedom
- Prop 26: Legalizes Sports Betting on Tribal Casinos
- Prop 27: Legalizes Online and Mobile Sports Betting
- Prop 28: Art and Music Education Funding in K-12 Public Schools
- Prop 29: New Requirements for Kidney Dialysis Clinics
- Prop 30: Tax Millionaires for Electric Vehicle Programs
- Prop 31: Upholds Ban on Flavored Tobacco Sales
Click here for short videos about each ballot measure.
Who is eligible to vote?
Eligibility Requirements
- US Citizen
- California Resident
- 18+ years on Election Day
- Not serving a term for a felony
- Click here to learn more about who is eligible to vote.
What can I do if I’m not eligible to vote?
Ways you can be proactive
- Know your voting rights.
- If you’re 16 or 17 years old, pre-register to vote!
- Raise awareness on matters by taking action! e.g. share petitions, share content on social media, organize events or protests.
- Get involved with organizations that are making a difference (like some of the great organizations listed below).
- Share this page and other voter registration and election resources with your community. Help spread the word that there is a general election happening on November 8!
What are volunteer opportunities for me?
Volunteer Opportunities
- Become an election worker. Click here to learn more about becoming a community election worker.
- Volunteer with a local nonpartisan organization doing voter outreach and education. Scroll down for more information about volunteering with our Collaborators and other nonpartisan community organizations.