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Wilshire Center-Koreatown Neighborhood Council Subdivision
윌셔주민의회(WCKNC) 투표 등록 및 관련 안내사항
윌셔주민의회(WCKNC) 투표 등록 및 관련 안내사항
Election Results
By ABC7.com staff
Wednesday, June 20, 2018 4:28PM
KOREATOWN, LOS ANGELES (KABC)
Preliminary results of the vote on whether Koreatown would be divided to include Bangladesh Town overwhelmingly favored the status quo Wednesday.
Among the 19,126 votes counted, 18,884 of them elected against the official recognition of a Bangladesh Town.
"What we're seeing is the rising of a community, an understanding of the strength of our collective voice and ultimately, the power of our vote," Korean American Coalition Executive Director Joon Bang said. "This is just the beginning of the Korean American community's political growth and civic involvement."
RELATED: Thousands go out to vote on whether to divide Koreatown, Little Bangladesh
Currently, Little Bangladesh is located within Koreatown - it's four city blocks on 3rd Street between Vermont and Normandie avenues. The Bangladeshi community is expanding in Los Angeles and they've wanted a designated area, like Koreatown, to express their identity.
Wednesday, June 20, 2018 4:28PM
KOREATOWN, LOS ANGELES (KABC)
Preliminary results of the vote on whether Koreatown would be divided to include Bangladesh Town overwhelmingly favored the status quo Wednesday.
Among the 19,126 votes counted, 18,884 of them elected against the official recognition of a Bangladesh Town.
"What we're seeing is the rising of a community, an understanding of the strength of our collective voice and ultimately, the power of our vote," Korean American Coalition Executive Director Joon Bang said. "This is just the beginning of the Korean American community's political growth and civic involvement."
RELATED: Thousands go out to vote on whether to divide Koreatown, Little Bangladesh
Currently, Little Bangladesh is located within Koreatown - it's four city blocks on 3rd Street between Vermont and Normandie avenues. The Bangladeshi community is expanding in Los Angeles and they've wanted a designated area, like Koreatown, to express their identity.
Vote by Mail (VBM) Key Dates
VBM application period: Saturday, May 5, 2018 ~ Tuesday, June 12, 2018
VBM ballot mailing begins: Monday, May 21, 208
All ballots must be received (at polls or in office): Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Register to Vote by Mail here: https://clerkappsele.lacity.org/vbmreg/#/vbm
VBM application period: Saturday, May 5, 2018 ~ Tuesday, June 12, 2018
VBM ballot mailing begins: Monday, May 21, 208
All ballots must be received (at polls or in office): Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Register to Vote by Mail here: https://clerkappsele.lacity.org/vbmreg/#/vbm
Election Day: Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Time: 2:00 - 8:00 pm
Polling Locations:
1) Harvard Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room (330 N. Harvard Blvd)
2) Founders Church of Religious Science Hornaday Hall (3281 W. 6th Street Los Angeles, CA 90004)
Time: 2:00 - 8:00 pm
Polling Locations:
1) Harvard Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room (330 N. Harvard Blvd)
2) Founders Church of Religious Science Hornaday Hall (3281 W. 6th Street Los Angeles, CA 90004)
WHY IS THE 6/19 NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL ELECTION IMPORTANT?
Do you live in the Wilshire Center-Koreatown Neighborhood Council District?
Qualifying Document for Neighborhood Council elections
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For more information, please visit the Wilshire Center Koreatown Neighborhood Council (WCKNC) Website, here.
2018 Election Schedule
Key Dates
June 5 - Statewide Direct Primary Election
November 6 - General Election
*The last day to register for each election is 15 calendar days before that election.
June 5 - Statewide Direct Primary Election
November 6 - General Election
*The last day to register for each election is 15 calendar days before that election.
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U.S. Citizenship
As part of enhancing political participation among Korean Americans, KAC provides Citizenship application, Green Card renewal, and other immigration services to applicable citizens at an affordable cost. Since 1983, KAC has assisted more than 40,000 people with their naturalization process and stands as one of the longest continuously running Korean American organizations to provide such services. Our immigration experts will provide step by step instructions to help obtain your American Citizenship.
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Voter RegistrationKAC first began conducting voter registration drives in the City of Los Angeles. Today, KAC operates the longest continuously running civic participation program in the Korean American community, dedicated to advocating for equal access and representation. KAC has assisted over 40,000 immigrants to become U.S. citizens and registered voters.
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