2026 Primary Voting Precincts Consolidation

The LA Times has presented online maps detailing major elected office results for decades. While the archived maps are not easily accessible, they have been morphed into other media outlets. 2026 primary election results: Here's how your neighborhood voted for Los Angeles mayor - Los Angeles Times

The June 2026 primary map was created on June 4th and promises to be updated with the final results in July.  Viewing the map allows very dynamic a picture of the voting based on communities. The SFV and Pacific Palisades were definitely strengths for Spencer Pratt. While Karen Bass garnered across the center of the Valley, a curious statistic given that while it is a dominant apartment corridor there is a strong prominence and visibility of the encampments. 

Nevertheless, looking at the City's parameters for a precinct one would presume the A-E suffix indicates they are subsets of the 1500 cap for a precinct population. Taking one June 2026 precinct in the center corridor Precinct 9006443A in Reseda and comparing it with the Los Angeles City District Mapping Application - one has to wonder

• It appears there may be 12 precincts consolidated into 9006443A
  • 9000129A,9007900B, 9002327A, 9006427B, 9006437A, 9006437B, 90006437C, 9006443A, 9006443B, 9006443C,9006456A, 9007232A,
• If you figure 9006443A 9006443B 9006443C comprise a precinct of 1500 voters max
  • At a minimum, if there are indeed 12 precincts, it would suggest the newly configured 9006443A has easily 6000 voters  ((12/3)*1500)
  • Then 852 voters would indicate a 14% turnout?
• If there are 1500 voters in 9006443A, then 852 voters would indicate a 56.8% turnout?

Voters & Precincts

• L.A. County
  • 2,175 Precincts
  • 5,891,851 registered voters as tabulated 29 days before the election
  • 865 Vote by Mail precincts - are counted in the first bulletin.

The L.A. Times 6/4/26 article with a map itemizing the election results, by precinct, is accessible to subscribers.  The precincts are not distinguished if they are 1500 registered voters or two co-located.  If it is one precinct then the SFV had a 66% voter turnout, if it is co-located then the SFV voter turnout was 30%. 2026 primary election results: Here's how your neighborhood voted for Los Angeles mayor - Los Angeles Times

Chapter 2 Section 200 of Los Angeles City Election Code on Precincts:

• The City Clerk determines the number of voters in a precinct
• Maximum of 1,500 voters in a precinct
• Voters registered as permanent absentee voters do not reflect the voting precinct size.
• Two or more voting precincts may be consolidated if such consolidation 
  • Reflects the voting precinct history of the area
  • Facilitates securing a voting site, or 
  • Is more convenient for the voters in the area.
• Two or more voting precincts may be co-located at a single voting location if 
  • Colocation is required to secure a voting site, or 
  • A co-located voting location is more convenient for the voters in the area.
• The City Clerk may establish designated Vote-By-Mail voting precincts in accordance with Sect. 1006. 

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