School Board elections choose the people who govern our district. Having a well-governed school district benefits our entire community.
These are candidates who support public education and who have reached out to work with GUSD Parents for Public Schools. Karen Kwak and Ardy Kassakhian get our endorsement for City Council along with Telly Tse and Neda Farid for GUSD School Board. Portantino, Pierson, and Anthony have shown up time and again to defend all students and teachers in GUSD.
We encourage you to research your full ballot. These guides are particularly helpful.
Voter Game Plan / LAist (including “So. Many. Judges” guide to Superior Court races
Make your voting plan.
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Vote by drop box
Ballot dropboxes are located across Los Angeles County. Voting early allows campaigns to focus on remaining voters, so turn your ballot in early.
You can drop your ballot in ANY DROP BOX by 8pm on March 5th to cast your ballot. Remember to sign, date, and write your street address on the return envelope!
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Vote by mail
Sign, date, and write your mailing address on your return envelope in black or blue ink. No stamp required!
Put your ballot in any US mailbox by March 5th. As long is it is postmarked March 5th and received within 7 days of Election Day, your vote will be counted!
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Vote in person
Vote centers will be open in Glendale and across Los Angeles County. You can vote at ANY vote center. Bring your mail in ballot to surrender at the Vote Center. You can also update your registration or register to vote at any Vote Center through Election Day.
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Local Elections
March 5, 2024 is the next election in Glendale. Depending on where you live, you will be voting for school board, college board trustees, and city council.
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School Board Trustees
School Board Trustees guide the district with fiscal policy, priorities, and community input. Having accessible, intelligent, and focused school board members means the 25,000 students and 3200 teachers and staff in GUSD can meet their teaching and learning goals for ALL students.
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Get Involved
Talk to your neighbors and make sure they are registered to vote. Los Angeles County makes it easier than ever to register and cast a ballot in elections. Same-day voter registration, vote-by-mail, and vote centers are all options.
