County officials stationed a ballot drop box at Edgar Vincent Jr. Park in Inglewood, pictured here on May 8, 2026. (Isaiah Murtaugh Barish/The LA Local)

Voting has already begun for the Nov. 3 election in Inglewood. Election officials distributed ballots at the beginning of the month, and ballot drop boxes are open. 

Inglewood residents will vote for mayor, two City Council members, three Board of Education trustees and three ballot measures covering billboards, ticket taxes and a school bond. 

Need to register? 

The last day to register or update your registration address is Oct. 19. 

Same-day registration is also available in person at county election offices and vote centers, or you can register at lavote.gov.

Voting by mail?

You can mail your ballot as soon as possible. The LA County Clerk recommends getting your ballot in the mail at least seven days before Election Day on Nov. 3. 

Where to drop off your ballot in and around Inglewood

You can also drop off that ballot at one of the many drop boxes across LA County. Find a ballot drop box here. 

Most ballot drop boxes are open 24 hours a day until they close at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.

Here  are drop box locations in Inglewood:

  • Crenshaw Imperial Branch Library, 11141 Crenshaw Blvd.
  • Darby Park, 3400 W. Arbor Vitae St.
  • Grevillea Art Park, 101 E. Kelso St. 
  • Edward Vincent Jr. Park, 328 Centinela Ave. 
  • Rogers Park, 400 W. Beach Ave. 
  • Lennox Library, 4359 Lennox Blvd.

Where to vote in person in and around Inglewood

Vote centers will open as early as Oct. 24 for those who prefer to vote in person. More will open Oct. 31.

The centers are one-stop shops where you can vote, drop of a ballot, register to vote or get a replacement ballot. Dates of operation will vary depending on the location.

Vote centers will be open between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. On Election Day, the centers will be open from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. Check online for a map of centers and for specific details. 

Here are voting centers in Inglewood:

  • Rogers Park, 400 W Beach Ave.
  • Lennox Library, 4359 Lennox Blvd.
  • Lennox Park, 10828 Condon Ave.
  • Centinela Elementary School,  1123 N Marlborough Ave. 
  • Century Park Elementary School, 10935 Spinning Ave.
  • Frank D. Parent Elementary School,  5354 W. 64th St.
  • Zion Hill Baptist Church, 7860 10th Ave.
  • True Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, 7901 S. Van Ness Ave.

For the 29 days before the election, voters can vote in person at the county clerk’s Norwalk headquarters at 12400 Imperial Highway, Room 3002, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 

Tracking your ballot

Want to know when your ballot is mailed, received and counted?

You can actually track it using the state’s official WheresMyBallot tool.

Voter guides to check out

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