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Are you a civilian voter living or working overseas?
Voting
Make Sure You're Designated as an Overseas Voter
When you are designated as an overseas voter your ballot is available 30 days prior to regular ballots, giving you more time to return your ballot. You can also receive your ballot via email.
Change your designation to overseas or verify status ►
Mark Your Ballot Online
If you're already designated as a military voter you can access your ballot electronically. We provide this service for armed forces personnel in the event that you did not receive your ballot.
Mark your ballot online using our remote accessible ballot ►
The generalized use of in-person voting may present risks to public health and safety in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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SANTA ANA - In-person Vote Center voting in the Westminster Special Recall Election, which was scheduled to begin on Saturday, March 28, 2020 and run through April 7, 2020, has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 response. The following previously scheduled locations will now be closed to in-person voting:
State of California Official Voter Information Guide
This Voter Guide can help you make informed decisions. It includes impartial analysis, arguments in favor and against the many ballot measures, declarations of the candidates, the Voter Bill of Rights, and other important information.
No Party Preference Voters
If you did not provide a political party preference when you registered to vote or last updated your voter registration, you are a No Party Preference voter, or NPP for short.
Do you want to nominate a candidate for President in the March 5, 2024 Presidential Primary Election?
As a No Party Preference voter, you have a choice to make regarding what type of ballot you receive.
You may pick one of the following ballot types:
As voting continues to evolve you’ll find a variety of ways to cast your ballot in Orange County. We pride ourselves on making voting simple and enjoyable. You will find answers and solutions to your questions through our intuitive voting section that will prepare you for a quick, easy and efficient voting experience.
Choose an Election
2020 Presidential General Election
We’ve put everything about the upcoming election in one location.
2020 Presidential General Election details ►
Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act (Proposition 14)
A new open primary law took effect in 2012. The “Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act” requires that all candidates for a voter-nominated office be listed on the same ballot. Previously known as partisan offices, voter-nominated offices are state legislative offices, U.S. congressional offices, and state constitutional offices.