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SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION: MARCH 5, 2023

The next Special Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, and will be consolidated with the Los Angeles County General Election. Registered voters in the City of San Fernando will have the opportunity to elect one Councilmember to fill a partial term for the balance of an unexpired four year term, and would expire in November 2024.
NOTICE OF NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE FOR THE MARCH 5, 2024 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION 
 

In accordance with Elections Code section 13112(b)(1)(C)(i), the Secretary of State’s office conducted a drawing of letters of the alphabet in determining the official placement of candidates’ names on the ballot.  Below is the order in which the candidates’ names will appear on the ballot. 

 

Candidate Nominees for City Councilmembers:

  • Victoria Garcia
  • Sylvia Ballin
  • Sean M. Rivas
     

These individuals have been nominated for the offices designated to be filled at the Special Municipal Election to be held in the City of San Fernando on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 to elect one City Councilmember to serve the balance of an unscheduled vacancy, which expires in November 2024.

NOTIFICACIÓN DE NOMINADOS PARA CARGO PUBLICO PARA LA ELECCIÓN ESPECIAL MUNICIPAL DEL 5 DE MARZO DEL 2024 
 

De acuerdo con el Código de Elecciones sección 13112(b)(1)(C)(i), la oficina de la Secretaria Estatal condujo un sorteo de letras del abecedario para determinar la colocación oficial de los nombres de los candidatos en la boleta. Abajo están los nombres como aparecerán en la balota.

 

Candidatos Nominados para Concejal Municipal:

  • Victoria Garcia
  • Sylvia Ballin
  • Sean M. Rivas
     

Estos individuos han sido nominados para el puesto designado para ser ocupado en la Elección Especial Municipal que se llevara a cabo en la Ciudad de San Fernando el martes, 5 de marzo del 2024 para elegir a un Concejal Municipal que sirva el balance del inesperado vacante, que expira en noviembre del 2024.

CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS

Effective January 1, 2021, Assembly Bill 2151 (AB 2151) requires a local government agency to post on its internet website, within 72 hours of the applicable filing deadline, a copy of any specified statements, reports, or other documents filed with that agency in paper format. This bill further requires that the statements, reports or other documents be made available for four years from the date of the election associated with the filing. 

OPEN COMMITTEES

San Fernando Voters for a Better City Who Support Mary Solorio for San Fernando City Council 2022 - Recipient Committee

CLOSED COMMITTEES

HOW TO VOTE

L.A. County is making voting as safe as possible, and modernizing how you cast your ballot! This year, there are more ways to cast your ballot than ever.  

 

VOTE BY MAIL

Don’t wait until Election Day! The safest way to cast your ballot is to Vote by Mail. You rely on the Postal Service to send your tax returns, receive credit cards, and get a driver’s license. Keep your vote secure and Vote by Mail. 

All registered voters in LA County will be mailed a Vote by Mail ballot. All you have to do is fill out your ballot, mail it and make sure it’s postmarked by Election Day. No postage is required!

VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT DROP BOX  
 

The Vote by Mail Ballot Drop Box program started in 2017 as an initiative to provide voters with a secure alternative option for returning their ballot. In the March 2020 Primary Election, the number of boxes throughout the County expanded to 206. These boxes remained secure and accessible throughout the entire voting period. In the 2020 Presidential General Election there will be more than 400 secure Drop Boxes throughout the County, including two in the City of San Fernando, giving voters a safe, accessible and contact free method to return their ballot during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 

 

Vote By Mail Ballot Drop Box Locations in San Fernando

  • City Hall Council Chambers – 117 Macneil St, San Fernando (corner of Macneil St and First St)
  • Pioneer Park – 828 Harding Ave, San Fernando (near the Snack Bar)    
     

Download Vote By Mail Drop Box Checklist: ENGLISH

Ballot Drop Box City Hall
Ballot Drop Box Pioneer Park
VOTE IN PERSON

While the safest option is to Vote by Mail or bring your ballot to one of the secure drop-off locations, L.A. County is making in-person voting as safe as possible, and modernizing how you cast your ballot!

Visit the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk – Voting in Person to find your nearest Vote Center.

MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS WITH THE INTERACTIVE SAMPLE BALLOT

Save time at your local Vote Center with the Interactive Sample Ballot! If you plan to vote in person, a convenient way to reduce the time you spend at a Vote Center is to make your selections before leaving the house.

Using a computer, mobile phone or personal device, you can review your ballot information and make your selections. After going through the selection process, the Interactive Sample Ballot creates a Poll Pass (QR code) – like an airline boarding pass. At the Vote Center, you will scan the Poll Pass to instantly transfer your selections to the Ballot Marking Device (BMD).

Click Here to get started with your interactive Sample Ballot

FOR ADDITIONAL ELECTION AND VOTER INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT THE LINKS BELOW 
 

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE NEW VOTING SYSTEM AND ITS COMPONENTS, PLEASE CLICK THE LINKS BELOW 
 

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CONTACT US

CITY HALL | City Clerk Department
117 Macneil Street, San Fernando, CA 91340
Julia Fritz, City Clerk
(818) 898-1204 | CityClerk@sfcity.org
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Friday | 8 am to 5 pm

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Crystal Solis Deputy City Clerk/Management Analyst (818) 898-7318 CSolis@sfcity.org

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