Huntington Beach Ballot Measures: What's On The March 5 Primary Ballot And Why It Matters

Voters are being asked to decide on requiring IDs for municipal elections, requiring unanimous votes by the council for the display of most flags and moving to a two-year budgeting cycle.

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