Registration

It is important to be aware of all qualifications prior to registering to vote. If you registered online or by mail, you may have to show identification when you vote for the first time. Federal law governs the types of identification allowable to prove residency.

Thank you for confirming that your address is current, and you would like to remain registered to vote.

You may now close this window to return to the OC Registrar of Voters website.

Inactive voters are registered voters and are eligible to vote; however, they do not receive election related mail such as sample ballots and vote-by-mail ballots. In accordance with State Law, voters may be moved to an inactive status for one of the following reasons:

You have decided to opt out of receiving a sample ballot in the mail in future elections. You will not be receiving a printed sample ballot by mail in future elections. You will be able to download sample ballots at ocvote.gov.

If, in the future, you would like to resume receiving printed sample ballots in the mail, you can call our office at 714-567-7600.

You may now close this window to return to the OC Registrars of Voters website.

In order to maintain an accurate voter database, our office continually updates the voter registration records to account for the unfortunate situation of a deceased voter. Upon notification and verification of the deceased party, we cancel the appropriate voter record. Our office receives notification through the following methods:

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