INGLEWOOD, Los Angeles County — November 2026. Inglewood Measure AT concerns a proposed admissions tax at large event venues. The ABC7 Los Angeles local-election tracker lists 11,040 No votes (50.76%) and 10,708 Yes votes (49.24%), placing No ahead by 332 votes in an unofficial count.
A close local tax decision
The measure is different from Inglewood Measure BB on public right-of-way advertising and Measure MM on school facilities. A venue admissions tax would affect transactions defined by the enacted ordinance rather than every municipal service or business. The exact scope and collection rules are determined by the ballot measure text.
When will the vote be final?
The media tracker is live and does not establish the exact county-bulletin timestamp for this race. Additional valid votes may change the narrow difference. Los Angeles County continues its official canvass; this count does not represent certification.
Sources: ABC7 local election returns; Los Angeles County official election results.
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