Elections
Could Your Building Be Next? Parcel Taxes Are on the Ballot
Your building may be in DTLA or LB, but the parcel taxes facing Pasadena and Culver City voters deserve your attention before November 3.
Read MoreBefore You Vote, Review BOMA California’s Ballot Measure Guide
Election decisions can shape the cost of owning, managing and investing in commercial real estate. To help members prepare, BOMA California’s 2026 Ballot Measure Guide brings the industry’s recommendations together in one easy-to-use resource.
Read MoreWhat CRE Needs to Know Before the 2026 General ElectionÂ
California’s November 3, 2026 General Election includes major state and local races, along with ballot measures that could directly affect commercial properties across Greater Los Angeles.
Read MoreWhat CRE Needs to Know Before the 2026 Primary ElectionÂ
California’s June 2, 2026 Primary Election includes major state, county, and local races that will shape the business environment across Greater Los Angeles. For commercial real estate, issues like public safety, homelessness, permitting, taxes, infrastructure, and economic competitiveness continue driving many of the conversations surrounding this election.
Read MoreNovember Ballot Initiative Could Reshape Measure ULA
A new statewide ballot measure that could significantly limit local real estate transfer taxes, including Los Angeles’ Measure ULA, has officially qualified for the November 2026 ballot. This matters for our members because it could reshape the future of ULA, influence transaction activity, and create opportunity in how deals are structured across the region.
Read MoreMayoral Race Highlights Divide on Measure ULA
Los Angeles’ first mayoral debate offered an early look at where candidates stand on key issues shaping the city’s future—including the ongoing debate over Measure ULA and its impact on development. For our members, this matters because decisions around transfer taxes, housing policy, and development incentives will directly influence investment, leasing activity, and the overall health of the commercial real estate market.
Read MoreBOMA/GLA PAC Kicks Off the Year With LA City Council Candidate Interviews
BOMA/GLA’s Political Action Committee (PAC) is starting the year by interviewing candidates running for the Los Angeles City Council—early in the election cycle, when conversations can still shape priorities. These interviews help ensure decision-makers understand how their policies affect commercial real estate, jobs, and the economic health of Los Angeles.
Read MoreVoters Choose New Approach to Public SafetyÂ
In a decisive victory, former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman unseated incumbent George Gascón as Los Angeles County District Attorney.
Read MorePolls Are Closed – Now What?
With the polls now closed, Los Angeles County begins carefully counting votes. The county has nearly 6 million eligible voters and follows a thorough process that focuses on accuracy.
You can track election results here for LA County races and here for statewide races.
Here’s a look at what happens after polls close and why results take time to finalize.
A Guide to Election Day
Today is election day! Are you among the 37% of voters who have already turned in their ballots, or is your ballot still on your dining room table?
Today is the deadline to mail in your ballot, drop it off at a dropbox, or vote in person at a Vote Center.