Event pics for Arbor’s Venice Votes events coming soon!

Come on down to the Arbor Collective this Sunday between 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. and request your mail in ballot for the upcoming Venice Neighborhood Council election while knocking back some ice cold Firestone Walker brews, grinding on sliders from Mercede’s grill, and laughing at stand up comedy! All provided courtesy of the Arbor Collective! What a cool way to participate in the VNC political process. Big fist bump to Bob, Dakota, and the Arbor Team for organizing and hosting this!

Here is a message from Arbor:

Arbor is having a free Get-Out-The-Vote comedy event, to support the VNC election. As you may know, voters have to request a mail in ballot this year, and many people do not know this. As a result, we are working hard to get the word out, and help people request their ballots.

This is an open to all event. All VNC candidates are welcome.

Event to include:

Meet your candidates.
Request a ballot, & have a few beers.

Plus….

See great comedy by Lachlan Patterson (NBC), Kate Quigley (Date Fails) and Shapel Lacey (It’s Managed). Hosted by Venice Underground Comedy’s Bronston Jones & Matt Devlin.

Music by: DJ Maxim Adams b2b Dwade

Food and drinks:

- Sliders sponsored by Mercedes
- Beverages by Firestone Brewery

See you this Sunday at ARBOR Venice 102 Washington Blvd Venice, CA 90292!

Other Important Dates and Deadlines:

This year’s election will be Vote-By-Mail Only due to the pandemic. June 1 is the last day to apply for a Vote-By-Mail Ballot
June 4th through June 8th. Dropbox Open – Venice Abbot Kinney Memorial Branch Library at 501 E. Venice Blvd.
Mailed Ballots Must Be Postmarked by – Tuesday June 8th
Additional details below

WHO CAN VOTE?

VNC Stakeholders who are 16 years or older on the day of the election (June 8, 2021) are eligible to vote in this year’s elections. A “Stakeholder” is anyone who lives, works, or owns real property within the VNC’s boundaries, and you do not have to be a citizen of the United States.

You can vote once in each category- except the Community Interest Stakeholders, who can only vote for the Community Interest Board Officer position. A Community Interest Stakeholder, is defined as an individual who is a member of or participates in a Community Organization within the boundaries of the neighborhood council.

Downoad the VNC Map HERE (or put in your address HERE) to find out if you are a VNC Stakeholder. All voters must verify their Stakeholder status by providing acceptable documentation.

HOW CAN I VOTE?
Your first step is to APPLY to receive a ballot.

Check out the voter guide!

The Voter Guide contains Candidate Statements, photos, and general voter information. If you haven’t received one, you can find a downloadable version on the VeniceNC.org website HERE.