SoFi Stadium to Host Mobile Vote Center During Rams- Chargers Game

Los Angeles County residents have a new option to cast their ballots before Election Day. A mobile vote center will operate at SoFi Stadium on Sunday, coinciding with the Los Angeles Rams game against the Chargers. The facility will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the stadium's permitted parking area. This location allows voters to complete their civic duty during the weekend event.

Voters do not need a ticket to the football game to access the site. Individuals arriving on foot can enter the mobile vote center without any additional documentation. Those driving to the stadium must possess a valid gameday parking pass to reach the designated parking area. Fans who already hold a parking pass may also use the voting services during the operating hours.

The center will provide two primary methods of voting. Residents can cast a ballot in person using ballot marking devices available on site. Alternatively, voters may drop off completed vote-by-mail ballots. The county will also offer same-day voter registration and voting for eligible individuals, subject to standard requirements. This service is available because the deadline to register was October 19, but California law permits late registration on Election Day and at vote centers.

Election Day is scheduled for Tuesday, October 27. California voters will decide contests for governor, Los Angeles mayor, and various statewide ballot propositions. Vote centers across the state will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on that day. Any voter who is in line by the closing time is entitled to cast a ballot.

For those who do not plan to visit SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles County offers 646 vote centers. The county has also installed 429 ballot drop boxes for those who prefer to mail their ballots. These locations provide standard access for residents throughout the election period. The mobile center at the stadium serves as an additional venue for those attending the game or passing through the area.

The partnership between the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles County aims to increase voter participation. By placing a voting site at a major sporting event, officials hope to make the process more accessible for residents. The mobile center will handle both in-person ballots and mail-in drop-offs. This setup mirrors the services available at permanent vote centers throughout the county.