SoFi Stadium hosts mobile vote center during Rams game
Voters can cast ballots Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. without a ticket, while 646 other centers operate Tuesday.
By Giulia Donovan ·
The Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles County have opened a mobile voting center at SoFi Stadium on Sunday. The facility operates from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the team's game against the San Diego Chargers.
Walk-up voters do not need a game ticket to enter the center. Those arriving by vehicle must hold a valid gameday parking pass to access the designated parking area. Fans with valid parking passes may also use the center during operating hours.
The center offers ballot marking devices for in-person voting. It also accepts completed vote-by-mail ballots. Eligible individuals may complete same-day voter registration and vote at the site, subject to county requirements.
Election Day in California falls on Tuesday. Vote centers across the state will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters in line by closing time may cast their ballots. The final date for standard voter registration was Oct. 19.
Los Angeles County provides 646 vote centers for this election. The county also maintains 429 ballot drop boxes for those choosing to mail their ballots. The election includes contests for governor, Los Angeles mayor, and statewide ballot propositions.
The partnership between the Rams and the county aims to increase voter access during a major sporting event. The mobile center serves as an alternative to the standard polling locations for residents in the area.
Voters should review county voter guides for specific ID requirements and race details. The guide includes information on top races, vote center locations, and ballot propositions. These resources are available to all registered and same-day registrants.
