Welcome to the Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council Election Information Page
The Neighborhood Council elections are an exciting opportunity for stakeholders to have their voices heard and to shape the future of our community. If you live, work, own a business, own real property, or have a declared stake within the HHPNC boundaries, you are a stakeholder and can run for a seat and vote in the HHPNC elections! With 19 board seats and an inclusive voting process, the election invites stakeholders to engage in local governance and make a meaningful impact. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about the election process, eligibility, and key dates.
The HHPNC election cycle will reopen on Friday, January 22, 2027 for the 2027-2029 term. STAY TUNED! In the meantime, feel free to learn more about the guidelines and deadlines below to better prepare yourself as a candidate or as an informed voter.
Watch "What it means to be a Neighborhood Council Candidate"
View the Neighborhood Council Board Member Service Acknowledgement and Affirmation HERE.
About the Election
All 19 board seats are up for election, offering members of the community the chance to take on leadership roles and serve two-year terms.
Board Seats and Roles
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President
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First Vice President
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Second Vice President
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Treasurer
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Secretary
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13 At-Large Representatives
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1 Youth Seat (available to ages 14-17)
Visit our Get Involved page to learn more about the roles and responsibilities.
Candidate Filing
Candidates can complete and submit a Candidate Filing Application online at
or
obtain a paper application from the City Clerk’s website.
Paper applications may be submitted by mail, email, in person at City Clerk office, or by fax at the following:
Office of the City Clerk
NC Election Division
C. Erwin Piper Technical Center 555 Ramirez Street, Space 300
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Email: clerk.election@lacity.org
Fax: (213) 978-0376
Note: Candidate filing will close at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday, March 23, 2027.
Please be aware that write-in candidates are not possible, but in the event of seat vacancies following the election, elected members may appoint interested stakeholders with a simple majority vote. For more information on appointments, please see "Vacancy Appointments" on the Get Involved page.
Coming in April Meet the 2027-2029 HHPNC Candidates
Who can vote?
If you live, work, own a business, own real property, or have a declared stake within the HHPNC boundaries, you are a stakeholder and can vote in the HHPNC elections!
The General Ballot is open to stakeholders aged 16 and older, while the Youth Ballot allows participation for those aged 14 and 15, who can vote for the Youth Seat Only. This approach ensures that even the youngest voices in our community have an opportunity to contribute.
Voting Options
This year stakeholders will have the option of casting a ballot in the Neighborhood Council Election
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In person or
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through a Vote-By-Mail process.
Voting In Person
Stakeholders may vote in person
on June 12, 2027
at the Arroyo Seco Library
between 10am-2pm
by providing
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photo identification
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proof of age
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a document* proving that they meet stakeholder requirements, examples include:
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Non expired drivers license or identification card
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residential lease or rental agreement
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Mortgage statement, deed, or rent receipt
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Current utility bill
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Homeowners/Property owners insurance documentation
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Other similar documentation proving your status as a resident
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Paycheck or pay stub
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Current City of LA business license or job contract
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County Assessor Parcel Information
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Membership card or receipt of membership dues
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*For resident stakeholders, a valid CA drivers license or ID (with a current address) will suffice for photo ID and proof of age and stakeholder status.
Vote by Mail
Beginning on Wednesday, April 7, 2027,
stakeholders may request a Vote-By-Mail ballot to conveniently cast their ballots
from May 1, 2027 to June 12, 2027.
Stakeholders who are interested in voting by mail may complete a Vote-By-Mail application online using the NC Portal or complete and download a fillable paper application here.
The Vote-By-Mail deadline to request a ballot for Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council Elections is Tuesday, May 18, 2027.
Return your ballot no later than June 12, 2027.
VBM Ballots can be mailed using a postage paid envelope, dropped off at any polling place open on Election Day, or delivered to the City Clerk’s office.
If voting via USPS, your ballot must be postmarked by Election Day and must be received no later than
June 16, 2027 to be counted.
If you need assistance completing your application or have questions
You can contact naima.pulliam@lacity.org
The LA City Clerk's Outreach Team will also be available to help stakeholders fill out their Vote-By-Mail request forms on:
TBA
No appointment needed! Bring a photo ID and something that shows that you live, work, own real-estate, go to school, or worship in Highland Park (e.g. Driver's license, mortgage statement, utility bill, etc.)
Additional voting resources available at:
https://clerk.lacity.gov/neighborhood-council-elections-and-funding/neighborhood-council-elections
Apply to be a Poll Worker
Application and details HERE
Stay Involved
The election is one opportunity to make a difference. Whether you’re voting for the first time, running for a board seat, or simply supporting the process, your participation matters. Let’s come together to ensure a vibrant and inclusive future for our Neighborhood Council. To find more ways to get involved, please visit our Get Involved page.
