As the General Municipal Election approaches on November 5, 2024, the City of West Hollywood has proclaimed October as 'Get Out The Vote' month. Residents will have the chance to vote for two City Council members and on Measure WH, which aims to redirect a portion of future sales tax revenues to bolster local services. If passed, the measure is expected to provide approximately $5 million annually in locally controlled funding for public safety, cleanliness, and homelessness solutions. The City Council's unanimous backing of Measure WH highlights its importance for the community, promising to sustain essential services without introducing a new sales tax. Voters will respond to a specific ballot question regarding the measure's adoption, which includes financial accountability provisions such as audits and public disclosures.

Early voting has commenced, with multiple locations available for voter convenience. The article includes links to resources on candidates and Measure WH to facilitate informed voting. Civic engagement remains a key focus as the election date nears.