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ELECTIONS

2025 Elections

*The MINC Board will be seated via affirmation for the 2025 term due to lack of candidates*

Voting in 2025 will be 100% vote by mail.  If you wish to vote by mail you will need to register to request a ballot during the Vote by Mail Registration period (2/7/25-3/31/25). 

Anyone is eligible to vote in the Mid-City NC election as long as they:

  • Live, work, attend school, or claim a community interest stake in the Mid-City boundaries.

  • Are over the age of 16
     

Please note that you do NOT need to be U.S. citizen to vote in the neighborhood council elections.

Important Dates

Candidate Registration: 12/6/24 - 1/27/25 * Due to the wildfires in Los Angeles, the filing deadline has been extended one week to 1/27/25
Vote by Mail Registration: 2/7/25 - 3/31/25
Election Day: 4/8/2025  

Useful Links

How To Become A Candidate

How To Vote

Department of Neighborhood Empowerment Election Portal

City Clerk NC Elections Portal

Find your Neighborhood Council

Seats up for Election

Regional Rep 2, Regional Rep 4, Regional Rep 6, Regional Rep 8, Regional Rep 10, Regional Rep 12, Regional Rep 14, Merchant/Commercial Rep (2 seats), At-Large Rep: General (3), At-Large Rep: Organizational (3), and Youth Rep

For more information regarding the requirements for each board seat, please see our bylaws.

Between Elections

Open seats are filled by vote during one of our public Stakeholder Meetings on the 2nd Monday of every Month. To apply, please email this application to executive@mincla.org.

Currently available seats:

Region 4

     Any resident living in the region bounded by Venice Blvd and Washington Blvd to the North and South, and S Rimpau Blvd and West Blvd to the East and West. Term lasts until election in 2025.

Questions?

If you have questions, these folks are happy to help you:

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MID CITY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

PO Box 78642
Los Angeles, CA
90016-0642

 

Phone:  323-732-5085
Email:  info@mincla.org

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