Thirty-eight in-person vote centers in Orange County will open on Oct. 26 for residents to cast their ballots.
Tag: OC Registrar of Voters
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León: Huntington Beach voted ‘Yes’ on Voter ID requirements at the Polls – Potential Impacts for Its People:
Municipal elections across the country follow their home’s state law. Huntington Beach City passed its own Voter ID measure on March 5, 2024. A change in practice and more stringent Voter ID requirements on the city level raises concerns.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Is Orange County’s Registrar Ready For The Next Election?
After two public missteps in running separate recall elections, registrar Bob Page is under new scrutiny as he gets ready to handle a primary and general election.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Skipping OC’s Election: Whopping 86 Candidates to Automatically Win After Drawing No Challengers
87 elected seats across school boards, city councils and other agencies won’t be in front of voters. That includes controlling majorities of a city and several school districts.
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Keegan: Poll Workers Doing Their Part for Democracy
When the polls in Orange County open today, and through Election Day, dedicated poll workers will be on hand to greet voters. It’s a small but important way that allows residents to be a critical part of the election process.
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Umberg: “At Long Last, Have You No Sense of Decency?” – Who Will Stop the Assault on Our Democracy?
President Trump has made it clear that he will do everything in his power to hinder and undermine the United States Postal Service in its operation. The thin veneer for this action is that mail-in ballots increase the opportunities of fraud. The assertion is false, and the consequences are devastating.
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Santa Ana Officials Raise Questions Over Voter Access “Desert” In City’s Crowded South End
A map of ballot drop-off boxes proposed for the city triggered immediate concern by council members like Phil Bacerra.
