Vote

Voting has ended

The polls have closed. The certified results are posted by LA County.

Voting ended Tuesday, June 2 Certified June 26, 2026
Quick answer

The polls have closed.

Voting ended at 8pm on June 2. Los Angeles County certified the Torrance results on June 26, 2026; they are now final and official.

See the Torrance count → Official county results at lavote.gov →
Drop box

Ballot drop boxes in Torrance

Both official LA County drop boxes in Torrance are open 24 hours a day, and are locked at 8pm on Election Day, June 2. You can also use any drop box in LA County.4

Just outside Torrance

Tap a location for directions. Torrance drop boxes confirmed May 30, 2026; neighboring-city drop boxes confirmed June 1, 2026. Both work for any Torrance voter, and any drop box in LA County does too. For the full countywide map, use the LA County Vote Center Locator.4

In person

Vote Centers in Torrance

Eleven Vote Centers are open in Torrance through Election Day, June 2. You can vote at any of them, or at any Vote Center in LA County; there is no assigned location.1 Hours are 10am to 7pm daily, and 7am to 8pm on Election Day.

Just outside Torrance

Tap a location for directions. There is no assigned location: any LA County Vote Center works, including one just over the line in a neighboring city.4 Torrance locations confirmed May 30, 2026; neighboring-city locations confirmed June 1, 2026. For current hours, wait times, and every location countywide, use the LA County Vote Center Locator.

Need language help? Assistance is available in 18+ languages at 1-800-815-2666, option 3.7

Context

This is on the same ballot as the statewide primary, but Torrance races aren't primaries

Torrance's June 2 ballot is consolidated with the California statewide primary. Local races for mayor, city council, and treasurer are general elections. The candidate who wins on June 2 wins the seat. There is no runoff.

Timeline

Key dates. Bold rows are the deadlines that bind.

Ballot

Five Torrance races on the ballot

New to these races? Open any of them to compare the candidates side by side before you vote.

Federal and state primary contests are also on this ballot, including U.S. Representative for your district, your State Assembly district, and statewide constitutional offices. See your sample ballot or vote411.org for candidate names.8

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