Cal State LA Vote Center

March 5, 2024 California Presidential Primary Election

Cal State LA Vote Center
University Housing, South Village II, Room 2117

All students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome to vote at the Cal State LA Vote Center.

Voting Hours

(Early Voting) Saturday, March 2 – Monday, March 4, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
(Election Day) Tuesday, March 5, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Vote Center Information

At a Vote Center, you can vote in person using an accessible voting machine, drop off your ballot, register to vote if you miss the regular deadline on Feb. 20, and get assistance and voting materials in multiple languages. Learn more about voting in person in Los Angeles County.

COVID-19 Safety

All Cal State LA employees, students, and visitors should conduct a health self-screening for COVID-19 symptoms before arriving at Cal State LA. If you are experiencing any of the listed symptoms, please do not come onto the Cal State LA campus. 

Parking

Free visitor parking for voters—including accessible parking spaces—will be available in Lot 5. Accessible parking is also available between the Recreational Fields and the South Village residence hall. If at capacity, see information on additional visitor parking options

Navigating the Campus

The South Village residence hall is located on the north side of campus and adjacent to Lot 5. Voters can get to South Village by taking the pedestrian walkway from Lot 5 and following directional signs to the Vote Center located on the first floor of tower two. View a Cal State LA campus map.

Voting Options

The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder’s Office has installed an official ballot drop box permanently on the Cal State LA campus. All registered Los Angeles County voters can drop off their vote-by-mail ballots in the box near Lot 4, across from the Career Center. No postage is needed. The box is designed to meet all security features required by the California Secretary of State.

Please see the California Secretary of State’s website for more information about voting in the March 5 Primary Election.