Voters across California will decide on 462 local ballot measures during the general election on Nov. 3, 2026 — the lowest number since 2018. The even-numbered year with the fewest local ballot measures in California during the general election was 2020, at 413.
Los Angeles County has the most measures on the ballot, with 68, followed by San Mateo County with 29. The remaining 51 counties have between one and 28 measures. There are no measures on the ballot in the remaining five counties: Alpine, Del Norte, Plumas, San Benito, and Sierra.