Hollywood Bowl, Music Center to serve as vote centers
Hollywood Bowl on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020 in Los Angeles, CA. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times
LOS ANGELES - The Hollywood Bowl and the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the downtown Music Center were added on Wednesday to the list of venues that will serve as voting centers for the November election.
Both venues will be open beginning Oct. 24 for people to cast their ballots, regardless of the voter's city of residence.
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Various large-scale venues have been designated as vote centers for the upcoming election in an effort to provide safe locations for people to cast ballots while maintaining social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Other venues that will be serving as vote centers include Dodger Stadium, SoFi Stadium, Staples Center and the Forum.
Hollywood Bowl and Music Center officials said the vote centers will adhere to all county health mandates, including the availability of hand sanitizers at all entries and exits and inside the center.
Ballot Marking Devices and commonly touched surfaces will be cleaned and disinfected after each voter, officials said.
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