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Countdown to Early Voting
Voting for the June 2, 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election will open in 25 days. A Vote-By-Mail ballot will be mailed to all Orange County voters starting no later than Monday, May 4 marking the start of the voting period. The County Voter Information Guide (VIG) will be mailed separately around April 23. Your Guide provides trusted election information, explaining how, when, and where to vote in the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election, including:
After April 23, you can also view your VIG online at ocvote.gov/VIG. Bob Page Registrar of Voters |
| Current Tweet Election security is a top priority for ROV. Voters can view the status of your ballot through the entire mailing process... |
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| Voter Resources in Five Languages All election materials including ballots and the County Voter Information Guides are available in English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese. We also can provide reference ballots in Farsi, Hmong, Indonesian, Japanese, Khmer, Nepali, Punjabi and Tagalog for certain qualifying 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 and/or by phone at all Vote Centers. You may request a ballot or a reference ballot in a language other than English at ocvote.gov/vlt. |
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| What to Expect on Your Ballot Vote-By-Mail ballots for the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election will be mailed to all registered voters beginning no later than May 4. The County Voter Information Guide is mailed separately around April 23. Contests that are qualified for the ballot in Orange County include:
Nonpartisan
To learn more about the election, visit ocvote.gov/elections/2026-statewide-direct-primary-election. |
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| Maintaining Accurate Voter Rolls Voter registration records are updated daily based on information provided by voters and official government sources. These updates include new registrations, changes of address, selections of a political party preference, requests for election materials in a language other than English, and notifications that a voter has died. ROV also regularly compares the information on the voter rolls to databases kept by third parties such as consumer credit reporting agencies, review voter registration files for potentially duplicate records, and encourage voters to re-register when we notice a change in their signatures. These updates add up to more than 700,000 registration changes annually in Orange County. |
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| Open House - Save the Date ROV is hosting an Open House on Tuesday, May 5 from 4 to 7 p.m. at our headquarters, 1300 S. Grand Avenue, Building C in Santa Ana. The Open House will enable you to view the various steps we take when processing ballots during each election. Members of the Registrar of Voters team will demonstrate and answer questions about our processes to ensure elections are secure, fair, accurate, transparent, and accessible. We will demonstrate and answer questions about our secure processes, including:
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