Everything You Need to Know to Vote
Voting is underway for the November 3, 2026 General Election! Here are a few simple steps to help you complete your ballot and return it on time.
1. Have your Quick Reference Voter Guide ready
Before filling out your ballot, grab your Save Glendora Schools Quick Reference Voter Guide and set it next to your ballot. Follow along with the guide as you make your selections, matching each race and measure to your ballot.
**Remember, some local races will appear only on ballots for voters who live within those districts.
2. Complete your ballot
Use a blue or black ink pen and completely fill in the circle next to each selection. Follow the instructions printed on your ballot and check both sides of every page before placing your completed ballot inside your official return envelope.
3. Sign, date, and seal your return envelope
Before returning your ballot:
Make sure you are using the return envelope with your name on it.
Sign the voter signature line on the back of the return envelope, using your usual signature. Election officials compare it with the signatures in your voter registration record.
Enter the date where indicated.
Seal the envelope securely.
Each voter must sign their own envelope—even if someone else will be delivering it.
4. Choose how to return your ballot
Official drop box: Drop boxes are open now! Glendora locations include
Return your ballot by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3. Find an official drop box near you.
By mail: No postage is required. Mail your ballot early—it must be postmarked by November 3 and received by the elections office within seven days after Election Day.
At a Vote Center (Preferred): You can return your completed mail ballot or vote in person at any Los Angeles County Vote Center. In-person voting begins at select locations on Saturday, October 24.
October 24–November 2: Open locations operate from 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
Election Day, November 3: 7 a.m.–8 p.m.
Opening dates vary by location, so check your nearest Vote Center’s schedule before going.
5. Track your ballot
Sign up at Where’s My Ballot? to receive updates when your ballot is received and whether it has been accepted.
