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Election Day — September 17 10AM to 5PM at Venice High School

How do I register to vote?

You may register to vote on the day of the election. You MUST bring valid credentials proving stakeholder status at the time you register, or at the time you vote.

What is a Valid Credential?

A valid credential includes, but is not limited to one of the following: CA Drivers License or CA Residency Card (for an address within the VNC area); ?School ID Card (for a school with in the VNC boundaries); ?A business card (in combination with any of the following with a matching Venice address: Business license, business check, or pay stub); A recent utility bill (for an address within the VNC area); ?An imprinted check (including an address within the VNC area); Pay stub (from a business within the VNC area); ?Passport (only in combination with any other credential item); ?School report card (from a school with in the VNC boundaries); ?Property tax bill (with an address within the VNC area); OTHER CREDENTIALS: ?For Church/Religious Institution within the VNC area: ?Letter on church letterhead with contact information from Church/Religious institution attesting to volunteer work; ?Nonprofit Organization within the VNC area: ?Letter on organization letterhead with contact information from organization attesting to stakeholder volunteer work; ?Senior Group within the VNC area: ?Letter on group letterhead with contact information from group attesting to stakeholder volunteer work; or Venice Beach Boardwalk Public Expression Permit.

• All forms of identification must be valid at the time of the election.

Candidates

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Candidates for President

Above all else, the VNC President provides leadership to the Board of Officers and Venice community and coordinates directly or indirectly the many activities of the Board as a whole. The President also chairs the Stakeholder, Board of Officers and Administrative Committee meetings. In addition, the President appoints chairs of the ad hoc committees and acts as chief liaison with Los Angeles City and other government agencies for delivery of Community Impact Statements and other correspondence.

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