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Election Results Certified

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Registrar of Voters Bob Page on Saturday certified the official Orange County results of the June 7, 2022 California Statewide Direct Primary Election. Total voter turnout for the election was 35 percent. Of those Orange County voters that cast a ballot, 88.6 percent cast a vote-by-mail ballot and 11.4 percent cast an in-person ballot at one of 181 Vote Centers throughout the county. The ballots cast for this Statewide Direct Primary (636,497) was 0.2% higher than the 2018 Statewide Direct Primary Election (635,224) and 87% higher than the 2014 Statewide Direct Primary Election (340,187).



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Registrar of Voters Bob Page on Saturday certified the official Orange County results of the June 7, 2022 California Statewide Direct Primary Election.

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Election Accuracy Verified
Election Accuracy Verified

Prior to certification, audits and tests were completed to verify the accuracy of the election results. The legally required one percent manual tally of precincts hand counted 6,249 ballots from among 31 precincts.  The manual tally results were compared with the election results produced by the County’s voting system. While not legally required, a risk-limiting ballot comparison audit was also conducted. Ballots among 18 contests were examined and compared to the cast vote record. Both audits confirmed that the results of the election were correct. A post-election logic and accuracy testing of Orange County's voting system equipment and software was also conducted. The Registrar of Voters also confirmed that the state-certified voting system software had not been modified during the election. Details on the audits can be found at ocvote.gov/rla

Candidate Filing Starting Soon
Candidate Filing Starting Soon

Candidate filing for offices up for election in the November 8, 2022 Statewide General Election will begin on Monday, July 18, 2022. All candidates for school and special district offices can obtain candidacy documents through the Candidate Filing Portal via the Registrar of Voters website. Candidates nominated during the Primary Election for the General Election ballot may refile or update their ballot designation and candidate statement. Candidates for city offices must pick up and file declaration of candidacy documents from their City Clerk. To learn more, visit ocvote.gov/candidates

Recruiting Staff for November Election
Recruiting Staff for November Election

The Registrar of Voters will soon begin hiring seasonal employees to assist with the upcoming November 8, 2022 Statewide General Election. If you are interested in working at one of our Vote Centers as a Customer Service Representative or would like to support the overall election operation, please visit our "Careers" page at ocvote.gov/about/careers to submit a job interest form. You can also view the latest job openings on the page.

Schedule a ROV Speaker for Your Group
Schedule a ROV Speaker for Your Group

Interested in learning more about the November 8, 2022 Statewide General Election? We have a dedicated team that is ready to speak to your community group! Our community engagement team continues its outreach efforts to ensure people are aware of the voting process and the services that our office provides. If you are interested in having us provide a virtual presentation at your next meeting, please send us a Speaker Request via ocvote.gov/community/speaker-requests

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