Special Municipal Election on March 5
Council Expansion and Districting is on the March 5 ballot.
On March 5, Irvine voters will have an oppor- tunity to decide whether to expand the City Council from five to seven members and move to district elections. If more than 50% of Irvine voters approve Measure D, also known as the Charter Amendment to Expand City Council and Establish City Council Districts, the City of Irvine will tran- sition to district-based elections to elect City Councilmembers starting with the November 2024 election cycle. The Mayor will continue to serve at-large. • In 2024, voters in Districts 2, 3, and 4 would elect councilmembers for full four-year terms. Voters in District 1 would elect a councilmember for a short two-year term. • In 2026, voters in Districts 1, 5, and 6 would elect councilmembers to represent their respective districts for full four-year terms. To determine which district you would reside in if approved, visit DrawIrvine.org .
All registered voters will be mailed a vote-by-mail ballot that can be returned one of three ways. • By Mail: Voters can mail in their ballots; no stamp required. • At a Ballot Drop Box : Voters can securely drop off their ballots at any of the Ballot Drop Box locations throughout Orange County. • At a Vote Center : Voters can cast their ballots at any Orange County Vote Center regardless of where they are registered in the County. For vote center and drop box locations, as well as additional information on the Special Municipal Election, visit cityofirvine.org/election .
IMPORTANT WEBSITES
DrawIrvine.org To determine which district you would reside in if approved, visit DrawIrvine.org . cityofirvine.org/election For vote center and drop box locations, as well as additional information on the Special
Municipal Election, visit cityofirvine.org/election .
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