The City of Norwalk currently conducts general municipal elections in November of even-numbered years to elect members to serve on the City Council.  There are five members of the Norwalk City Council, each serving a four-year term of office.  City Council serves all members of the public throughout the community.  The four-year terms of office alternate so that two members of City Council are elected at one election and three are elected at the following election.  The next municipal election will be held November 5, 2024 in conjunction with the statewide election, and three members will be elected. 

Getting Started Information

Registered voters interested in running for City Council may find information in the Getting Started BOOKLET.  The nomination period will be July 15 - August 9, 2024.  Appointments to run for office must be made with the City Clerk.

Election Information

• Notice of Election (English, Español (Spanish), 한국인 (Korean), Tagalog (Filipino))

• Notice of Incumbent Filing (English, Español (Spanish), 한국인 (Korean), Tagalog (Filipino))

• Sample Ballot (See link in following paragraph)

The Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder has an interactive ballot available on their website that can be translated into multiple languages and increase the font size.  To use this interactive ballot, click Interactive Sample Ballot (lavote.gov).

Candidates for the November 5, 2024 election

• Notice of Nominees (English, Español (Spanish), 한국인 (Korean), Tagalog (Filipino))

Voter Registration

Voter registration forms may be obtained from the Norwalk City Clerk's Office or from the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder's Office (County). For voter registration information, contact the County at: lavote.gov.

Vote Centers

The County will have multiple Vote Centers in which voters may vote in person or drop off ballots.  All regular Vote Centers will be open on Election Day and some will be open for 11 days while others will be open for four days, and there will also be pop up Vote Centers at select locations.  Find a Vote Center at: https://lavote.gov/home/voting-elections/voting-options/voting-in-person

Vote by Mail Ballot Drop Boxes

The County utilizes VBM drop boxes for voters to drop their voted ballot.  The following locations have been established for the boxes, which will be maintained by the LARR:

• Registrar Recorder Office, 12400 Imperial Hwy.;

  

• Alondra Library, 11949 Alondra Blvd.

Voters may drop voted ballots in the official ballot envelopes into any official VBM ballot drop box in Los Angeles County.  Do not place ballots in any unofficial boxes.  All Drop Box locations (as well as Vote Centers) may be found with the County Locator Tool on LAvote.gov. 

• Find the County Vote by Mail locations at: https://lavote.gov/home/voting-elections/voting-options/vote-by-mail/vbm-ballot-drop-off (LACO will publish 29 days prior to the election)

• Track your ballot at:  https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/

Online Election Worker Application

  For anyone interested in becoming an election/vote center worker, the County's online application is available on the County's webpage at:  

•   Description: https://lavote.net/home/voting-elections/pollworker-information/become-an-election-worker/about-pollworkers

•    Application: https://www.vote4la.com/pollaccess/ElectionRegularWorkerApplication.aspx

  Downloadable paper applications are also available on the County's website.

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