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LOSANGELES(CBSLA)- The Hollywood Bowl and tlie Dorotlly Chandler Pavilion at the downtown Music Center were added Wednesday to the list of venuesthatwill serve as voting centers for the November election. The venues will open on Oct. 24 for people to cast their ballots, regardless of the voter's city of residence. Various large-scale venues have been designated as vote centers for the upcoming election in an effort to provide safe locations for people to cast ballots while maintaining social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. So far, venues including Dodger Stadium, SoFi Stadium.Staples Center, the Forum, and the Long Beach Convention Center have annoonced they will serve as vote centers. The vote centers will adhere to all coonty health mandates, including the availability of hand sanitizers at all entries and exits and inside the center, Hollywood Bowl and Musk Center officials said. Ballot Marking Devices and commonly touched S1.Jrfaceswill be cleaned and disinfected after each voter, officials said. (© Copyright 2020 CBS Broadcasting fnc. All Rights Reserved. City News Service contributed to this report.) (NOTE TO READER: Please click the video area to be redirected to the video link)

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Together, The Music Center and the Hollywood Bowl announced that they have been approved as VOTE CENTERS for the 2020 Fall Elections. Though closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and Hollywood Bowl will be opened to registered voters from Saturday, October 24 through Monday, November 2, 2020 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2020, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parking wi11 be free. As stated in the press release, voters in Los Angeles County are able to vote at any Vote Center. They are no longer assigned to a specific polling place. "The new Ballot Marking Device, available at The Music Center and the Hollyv.;ood Bowl along with other County Vote Centers, make it easy for voters to customize the voting experience to their needs." These touch screen machines are accessible in 13 languages and the screens may be adjusted to change to a better, more comfmtable angle, and voters can alter the size of the text to make it more legible. These adjustments and the act of going through the ballot is made possible by using a provided audio headset and control pad.

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Both venues will provide safe in-person voting by following the state and county public health and safety guidelines which include that voters MUST wear face coverings. Coverings, gloves and hand sanitizers will be provided upon entry and exit of the Vote Center, and at key stations throughout the voting process. The voting machine screens will be cleaned and disinfected after each voter and everyone in attendance MUST observe six foot social distancing throughout the voting process. Election workers will also be adhering to all of the above safety measures. Voters can help expedite the check-in and their time voting by verifying their voter registration in advance, pre-marking their sample ballots, bringing the sample ballots with them and anything else that might help them spend less time voting, such as having their ID easily accessible if it is needed. "As a11 arts a11d cultural institutio11, The Music Cemer is thrilled to fulfill our civic duty a11d offer our venue as a Vote Center for Los Angeles County in what we all expect to be a pivotal election this fall. Given our size and location, which is central to public transportation and walking distance from major businesses and downtown residents, The Music Center can accommodate many hundreds of voters in a safe and accessible manner," said Rachel S. Moore, president and CEO, The Music Center. 'Voting is a fundamental right and a vital opportunity for each individual to impact our government's leadership and how the country, state a11d county are run. We i11vite every voter to come to the Dorothy Cha11dler Pavilion to exercise their right.''

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'We are pleased to add The Music Center and the Hollywood Bowl to the list of Vote Centers for the Presidential General Election," said Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Los Angeles County Dean C. Logan. "As iconic local music and performance venues, The Music Center and Hollywood Bowl are well-tuned to the unique voices of Los Angeles County making them ideal places for voters to cast their votes. Both are well suited to serve in-person voting in a safe, accessible and healthy fashion and we are fortunate to paJtner with them." "The Hollywood Bowl holds a special place in the hearts of Angelenos and now will also play a pivotal role in the General Election as a key Vote Center, conveniently located between Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley," said Los Angeles County Supervisor Sheila Kuehl, who represents the Third District, which includes the Hollywood Bowl. 'Tm grateful to the LA Phil for heeding its civic duty and allowing one of the most recognizable spots in the county to be a polling place this fall. Arriving at the Hollywood Bowl to vote will undoubtedly be a memorable voting experience." Here is the detai I information regarding where to go to vote at both venues. Please note: The Vote Center for the Hollywood Bowl is in Parking Lot B. Tier B4. Parking is Free. The Music Center's DorothyChandler Pavilion: Stern Grand Hall* 135 N. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012 Dates: Saturday, October 24-Monday, November 2, 2020, from 1O:OO a.m.-7:00 p.m. AND Tuesday, November 3, 2020, from 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Parking: There will be free parking in The Music Center main garage (Lot 14). Garage entry is on Grand Avenue between Temple and 1st Street. *Location: Stern Grand Hall is located on Level 2; enter from main lobby doors, accessible from The Music Center Plaza; restrooms will be available.

Ihe.J::iQ.l.lywood Bowl· Lot B Parking.� 2301 N. Highland Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90068 Dates: Saturday, October 24-Monday, November 2, 2020, from 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. AND Tuesday, November 3, 2020, from 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Parking: There will be free, non-stacked parking in Lot B. Free, non-stacked accessible parking will be available in Lot B, Tier B4. *Location: Entry to parking Lot B is off Highland Avenue South at the signal; portable restrooms will be available. For more information for the Vote Center at the Hollywood Bowl, click HERE. For more information forthe Vote Center at The Music Center, click HERE. To learn more about LA Phil, click HERE. Written and compiled byJeffSlayton for LA Dance Chronicle.

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The Dorothy C1undler Pavilion at the new Mu�ic Center Plaza. (image by Tim Street-Porter} The Music Center and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association jointly announced their respective partnership with the Los Angeles County Registrar. Recorder/County Clerk Office to host Vote Centers at two of L.A.'s iconic cultural landmarks: the Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and the Hollywood Bowl. "As an arts and cultural institution, the Music Center is thrilled to fulfill our civic duty and offer our venue as a vote center for Los Angeles County in what we all expect to be a pivotal election this fall," Music Center president and CEO Rachel Moore said. "Voting is a fundamental right and a vital opportunity for each individual to impact our government's leadership and how the country, state and county are run. We invite every voter to come to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to exercise their right." "The Los Angeles Philharmonic is proud to partner with the County of Los Angeles to open the Hollywood Bowl to provide a safe, secure and easily accessible location for people to vote," said Hollywood Bowl president and LA Phil CEO Gail Samuel said. "While we're unable this year to gather for magical concert experiences, we are honored to be able to support our community by helping to ensure that everyone has a voice in our democracy." While currently shuttered due to the COVlD-19 pandemic, each campus will open to registered voters for an extended voting period from Saturday, Oct. 24 through Monday, Nov. 2, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Los Angeles County voters are able to vote at any Vote Center and no longer need to be assigned to a specific polling place. "As iconic local music and performance venues, the Music Center and Hollywood Bowl are well-tuned to the unique voices of Los Angeles County making them Ideal places for voters to cast their votes," Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Los Angeles County Dean C. Logan said. "Both are well suited to serve in-person voting in a safe, accessible and healthy fashion and we are fortunate to partner with them." The new ballot marking device, available at the Music Center and the Hollywood Bowl along with other county vote centers, makes it easy for voters to customize the voting experience to flt their needs. Voters can access 13 languages, adjust the touch screen to a comfortable angle, change the display settings such as text size and contrast or go through the ballot using a provided audio headset and control pad. The vote centers at the Hollywood Bowl and the Music Center will provide safe-in person voting with each venue to follow state and county public health and safety guidelines. For more information, visit laphil.com/vote or hollywoodbowl.com/vote.

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the years about using acceptance speeches to make political or social points. Earlier this month, Nielsen Music/MR( Data and Whitman Insight Strategies partnered with DISQO to survey 1,103 likely voters across the U.S. The survey, conducted between Oct 8 and 13, found that 45% of likely voters approve of using acceptance speeches for making political or social statements- but that the numbers varied greatly by age group, political affiliation and racial/ethnic group. As you can see in the bar graph below, 600/2 of Gen Z (age 18-23) approve, as do 61% of millennials (24-39). Among Gen X (40-55), the number falls to 50%. Among baby boomers (56-74), it falls to 32%. Among the so-called silent generation or older (75+ ), support for using acceptance speeches to make a political point falls even further, to 23%. In their era, it just wasn't done. It was considered bad form. Times change. There's also a marked difference in attitude among the two major political parties: 62% of Democrats are fine with it, while only 29% of Republicans approve. The split among various racial or ethnic groups is also pronounced: 72% of Black/African-American respondents say

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specifically at awards shows. Some people in both parties who are generally in favor of artists speaking out continue to see awards shows as a special place where it's not appropriate.