WHITTIER, Los Angeles County — November 2026. City and district voters weighed Measure EV, a change to the timing of Whittier municipal elections. The latest published ABC7 results show Yes ahead. The contest is still unofficial.
Ballot count
Yes: 17,342 (79.10%). No: 4,581 (20.90%). The Yes advantage is 12,761 votes in this snapshot.
What Measure EV would do
Changes to the municipal election calendar can affect future races, but do not themselves decide the winners of the November 3 election. The official ballot ordinance governs the dates and transition provisions. This is a separate citywide question from Measure EL’s council term-limit proposal.
Can the outcome change?
Yes. This report uses the ABC7 live November 2026 local election tally retrieved on November 5 (UTC). The provider shows a relative time since updating its table, but the exact timestamp of the county vote batch for this measure has not been independently confirmed. All eligible votes must be canvassed before certification, and a media lead is not the final legal outcome. The county’s official schedule provides further updates on November 5 and 6 and plans certification on November 27.
Sources: ABC7 Los Angeles local election results; Los Angeles County election results; 2026 local ballot measure descriptions. Related California58 reports: Statewide election coverage.
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