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High School Student Volunteer Program
We are seeking about 400 high school students to volunteer to help their neighbors vote at Vote Centers throughout the county for the 2024 Presidential General Election. Students who participate will receive a $120 stipend, community service hours, and a certificate of recognition upon successfully completing their Vote Center assignment. Spaces are limited, and applications are closing soon. To qualify, students must be at least 16 years old, have a GPA of 2.5 or higher, be in good standing at a public or private secondary educational institution, and be a U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident. Written approval from their school and parent/guardian is also required. We are particularly interested in candidates who are bilingual in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, or Vietnamese, and who are eager to learn about the electoral process. Responsibilities include attending required training, assisting with opening, and closing operations, and supporting voters throughout Election Day. For more information visit ocvote.gov/student. Bob Page Registrar of Voters |
| Current Tweet If you are a U.S. military or overseas voter, we have resources to help you prepare for the 2024 Presidential General Election. Visit: ocvote.gov/overseas. |
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| How to Vote in Orange County Did you know that Elections are no longer a one-day event? Voting for the 2024 Presidential General Election will begin on October 7 when every voter in Orange County will be mailed a Vote-by-Mail ballot. Not only do Orange County voters have multiple days to vote but they can also choose how they want to vote and can take advantage of any one of the four options for casting their ballot. They can:
All methods of voting are safe and secure. For additional information, visit: ocvote.gov/voting. |
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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 2024 Presidential General 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:
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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. The OC Registrar of Voters 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, increasing to more than 1 million in a Presidential Election year. Learn more: ocvote.gov/list-maintenance. |
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| How to Check if You Are Registered to Vote Not sure if you’re registered to vote? Or have you moved since the last election and want to make sure your ballot for the November 5, 2024, Presidential General Election arrives in the mail? Double check online today at ocvote.gov/verify. The Voter Registration deadline for the 2024 Presidential General Election is Monday, October 21. If you re-register to update your address after September 10, you will have to ask the Registrar of Voters to send you a replacement ballot to your new address. We will run the voter address file on September 11 for the mailing of ballots to all registered voters. And the USPS cannot forward your ballot to your new address. To request a replacement ballot, visit ocvote.gov/replacement. We answer all your voter registration questions at ocvote.gov/faqs/registration-faqs. |
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