The November 3, 2026 General Municipal Election is approaching, and Culver City voters will have the opportunity to vote for City Council candidates and consider three local ballot measures. Residents are encouraged to review official election information on the City’s website.
There are three measures that have been approved for the November 3, 2026 Election for Voter Approval:
1) An Amendment to the City Charter to Lower the Voting Age to 16
Resolution and Ballot Question to Lower Voting Age
2) An Initiative Ordinance to the Culver City Municipal Code to Enact a Special Parcel Tax of forty-eight cents ($0.48) per square foot, subject to a tax cap, for 10 years, generating approximately $18,000,000 annually to benefit Culver City public schools.
Resolution and Ballot Question to Enact a Parcel Tax
3) An Ordinance to Increase the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) paid by hotel/motel guests from 14% to 15% until March 1, 2028 and then to 16% until ended by Voters
Resolution and Ballot Question to Increase TOT
You can read impartial analyses and arguments in favor of and in opposition to each ballot measure on the City’s election information page.
Stay Informed – Election information, official documents, candidate information, ballot measure materials, deadlines, and additional updates are available through the City of Culver City.
As November 3 approaches, voters are encouraged to review the official materials and make a plan to participate in the 2026 General Municipal Election.
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