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Join our Team!
For the upcoming November 5 Presidential General Election, the Orange County Registrar of Voters is looking for dependable people to support our mail processing operations, inventory of supplies and preparation of election equipment. In addition to supporting election logistics, our warehouse team will play a pivotal role in ensuring the secure collection and processing of Vote-by-Mail ballots for all voters in Orange County. If you are interested in joining our warehouse team as an Election Warehouse Support/ Election Worker visit ocvote.gov/jobs to apply today! Pay starts at $20.47 per hour. Bob Page Registrar of Voters |
| Current Tweet The Orange County Registrar of Voters is hiring for the position of Election Warehouse Support/ Election Worker - Extra Help. Pay starts at $20.47 per hour. For more information or to apply, please visit ocvote.gov/jobs! |
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| Ballot Collection Team – Employee Spotlight Name: Demetri Job: Ballot Collection - Warehouse First Election Worked: 2020 Presidential General Election Why Work in Elections: As a part of the ballot collection team, we drive all over the county to ensure people's votes are safe and secure. There's a strong sense of fulfillment in knowing that you've played a part in ensuring that citizens' votes are counted and that the election process runs smoothly. Why Elections are Easy and Secure: The integrity of the team that works here is one of a kind. Everyone takes their tasks seriously and professionally. |
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| Voter Data Services – Employee Spotlight Name: Rashad Job: Data Entry Technician First Election Worked: 2024 Presidential Primary Election Why Work in Elections: Our government is as good as the people comprising it. I witness this truth daily, in the compassionate dedication of my colleagues in every department of this agency. The more people of good faith that contribute to our integrity, the better our elections will continue to be. Why Elections are Easy and Secure: Every step a ballot takes is tracked, measured, and reportable. Here in Voter Data Services, we put in the work to make sure voter information is up to date, their ballot secure, and accurate updates are provided to them regardless of how they choose to vote. |
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| Ballot Collection Security Election security is a top priority for the Orange County Registrar of Voters. Ballot drop boxes are one of four safe and secure ways Orange County voters can cast their ballot. All ballot drop boxes:
Only teams of two election workers can collect the voted ballots from the drop boxes, following strict chain of custody procedures. The Registrar of Voters tracks the GPS location of ballot collection teams and stays in radio contact with them at all times they are completing their routes. The routes are randomized each day to protect the safety of the employees and the ballots. Find a Ballot Drop Box near you and learn about all your options for voting by visiting ocvote.gov/voting. |
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| Signature Comparison The Registrar of Voters is committed to the highest standard of election integrity and security. When the Registrar of Voters receives Vote-by-Mail ballots, we review the signatures on the return envelope. If they compare to the signatures we have on file from voter registration records, the ballots are accepted and extracted from the envelopes for counting. Once that happens, a voter’s cast vote is now anonymous. There is no personal information on the ballot itself to identify it as the voter’s. This way, each voter’s privacy remains intact as ballots are scanned, and each vote is processed. If a voter forgets to sign the return envelope or if three members of the Registrar of Voters team find the signature on the envelope differs significantly from the signatures we have on file from voter registration records, we will mail the voter a statement to sign and return to us to confirm that the voter voted. We will also call or email voters about a signature cure issue if the voters provided that contact information with their registration. We then compare the signature on the signature cure statement to the signatures we have on file from voter registration records. If three members of our team again find the signatures differ significantly, the ballot will remain in the return envelope and will not be counted. To ensure that you are ready for this election, keep your voter registration signature up to date and verify your registration status at ocvote.gov/verify |
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