LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles County has started sending out mail-in ballots for the primary election on June 7, the county's Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk announced Thursday.According to the registrar, voters should carefully read the instructions and remember to sign and date the envelope before casting the ballot.
There are a few easy ways to return the ballot. Voters can either mail it back, no postage required - or drop it off in person at any voting center beginning May 28.
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