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It's always election season in Los Angeles. On November 4, voters go to the polls for the historic presidential election, plus perhaps a dozen state ballot measures, including an initiative to forbid same-sex marriage. On March 3, 2009, it's the first round for the mayor and other city officials — followed closely by the final round, on May 19. Check here often for updates — with an opinionated twist.
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Featured  Tim Rutten: She, her husband and daughter got to make private decisions privately. But her public views would deny that same right to other Americans. Sam Harris: Average isn't good enough Jonah Goldberg: New life of the GOP Tim Rutten: The perils of Palin Editorial: McCain's gamble on Palin
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NOV. 4 BALLOT
 Click here to get all the information you need on statewide initiatives, city measures, candidates, deadlines and more for Election Day on Nov. 4. ENDORSEMENTS  Editorial: No on Prop. 8 The same-sex marriage ban would create second-class citizens. Editorial: Parks for L.A. County supervisor PRESIDENTIAL RACE  Editorial: Gustav's gift to the GOP Editorial: Obama's challenge after the convention |
Leading up to the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses, The Times published a nine-part editorial series examining the values that have historically defined our nation and how they will shape the 2008 election.
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Get all the information you need on statewide initiatives, city measures, candidates, registration deadlines and more for Election Day on Nov. 4.
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