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National Voter Registration Day
Today is National Voter Registration Day! Make sure you are registered to vote by the October 20 deadline for the 2025 Statewide Special Election. Visit ocvote.gov/registration to register for the first time, make updates to your registration, or check your registration status. If you are unable to meet the voter registration deadline, you can still conditionally register to vote through November 4 at any Vote Center or at the Registrar of Voters located at 1300 S. Grand Ave., Bldg. C, Santa Ana, 92705. You may also conditionally register to vote online but must then go to a Vote Center or the Registrar of Voters to be issued a provisional ballot. Bob Page Registrar of Voters |
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| Countdown to Early Voting Voting for the November 4, 2025, Statewide Special Election will open in 20 days! A Vote-By-Mail ballot will be mailed to all Orange County voters starting on Monday, October 6, marking the start of the voting period. The Registrar of Voters started last week to print about 1.9 million ballots for this election. Our OC Printing & Graphics department is certified by the Secretary of State to print Vote-By-Mail ballots. Our certification must be renewed every two years. Printing ballots in-house enables the Registrar of Voters to better ensure the quality and security of Vote-By-Mail ballots. To learn more, you can watch our video “A Deeper Look – How Ballots Are Securely Printed and Distributed” on our YouTube channel at @ocrov. Vote Easy. Vote Secure. |
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| Language Assistance for Voters All election materials including ballots and the County Voter Information Guides are available in English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Reference ballots in Farsi (Persian), Gujarati, Hindi, Japanese, and Tagalog are also available in some precincts. Voters will be able to receive assistance in all of these languages and American Sign Language from bilingual customer service representatives or through video conferencing at all Vote Centers. You may request a ballot or a reference ballot in a language other than English at ocvote.gov/verify. |
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| Trusted Voting Facts The Orange County Registrar of Voters is the official government agency responsible for conducting fair and accurate elections. Whether you are looking for trusted information about the election process or the upcoming 2025 Statewide Special Election, our website at ocvote.gov is a good place to start. We offer several sources of trusted election information to answer your questions, including Frequently Asked Questions at ocvote.gov/faqs. If you cannot find an answer to a question on our website, we offer several more sources of trusted election information. You can also contact us directly by:
We also publish voting information in the County Voter Information Guide and have posted a number of voter education videos about voter services, ballot processing, and election integrity on the Registrar of Voters YouTube channel at @ocrov. |
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| Use Your Voice for Voter’s Choice The Registrar of Voters wants Orange County voters to tell us what they think about how we conduct elections and how we might improve access to voting. After two months of public engagement during community workshops and meetings with community groups, a draft of our Election Administration Plan (EAP) has been posted for public review and comment on our website at ocvote.gov/EAP. The EAP addresses voter education and outreach, Vote Center and ballot drop box operations, accessibility and language services, election security, and contingency planning. The draft EAP 2026-2029 is available in English and in translated versions in Chinese, Farsi (Persian), Gujarati, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Tagalog, and Vietnamese, in accordance with federal and state law. Comments on the EAP may be submitted until the close of a September 25 public hearing:
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