March 5 is Election Day in Long Beach.
Four City Council seats and two school board positions are up for grabs, and most if not all of those races will be decided in the March 5 primary, not in the November general election.
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Statewide race results
Source: California Secretary of StateLong Beach city race results
Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Hotel wage increase measure leads, East Long Beach council seat appears headed to runoff
The city’s most competitive races hang in the balance as county election officials continue to update vote tallies.
Does Steve Garvey have a shot against Adam Schiff for U.S. Senate?
The Republican former baseball star and Democratic representative emerge from the top-two primary and will face off in November. Garvey has an uphill battle to become the first Republican to win statewide since 2006.
Early results show voters slightly favoring minimum-wage increase for Long Beach hotel workers
Measure RW would raise the minimum wage at large Long Beach hotels to nearly $30 per hour by 2028.
Supernaw leads competitive East Long Beach council race; 2 other incumbents winning easily
The first results are in for Long Beach’s four city council races.
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