Long Beach residents have a lot to decide Nov. 6, from charter amendments to hotel working conditions, along with state propositions, federal and state representatives and one county measure. Here’s all our coverage of each local issue on your ballot:
Ballot measures
Long Beach voters will decide five questions on the ballot, including four that would amend the city charter. Here’s a rundown of all five:
Your guide to the 5 questions before Long Beach voters on Tuesday
Statewide propositions
In addition to the five local measures, voters will decide one county measure and 11 state measures. There are some big issues, including repealing the gas tax and bringing back the possibility of rent control.
Everything you need to know about each state proposition on the 2018 ballot
County Measure W
Measure W would generate at least $5 million for Long Beach’s clean water programs, officials say
Local offices up for election
Here’s a rundown of state and federal elected representatives on the ballot:
Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon faces challenger with a grudge and controversial views