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Voter Game Plan OC
As you watch these results, keep in mind:
- As of Thursday, Nov. 14, Orange County voters had returned about 1.4 million ballots and 1.36 million had been tallied .
- The county has about 1.9 million voters considered to be active.
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About the vote count
Keep in mind that in tight races the winner may not be determined for days or weeks after Election Day. This is normal. Here's why .
Beginning Nov. 6, updates will the released each weekday by 5 p.m. until the last official results are posted.
In California, ballots postmarked on or before Nov. 5 are counted toward the results as long as they arrive within seven days of the election. The California Secretary of State's Office is scheduled to certify the final vote on Dec. 13.
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Key Dates
Oct. 5
Mail-in ballots go out
Oct. 21
Last day to register online to vote. Register here .
Oct. 26
Select vote centers open. Find Orange County locations here .
Oct. 29
Last day to request a replacement mail-in ballot
Nov. 5
Election Day. If your vote-by-mail ballot is postmarked by Election Day and received within seven days , it will be counted.
Dec. 5
All results final
Why you should trust LAist's voter guides
I’m Civics and Democracy producer Brianna Lee, and I’ve worked on LAist’s election coverage every year since 2016.
Our goal is to help people feel empowered and confident about their vote. That only happens if we give them clear, unbiased information about the races and measures on their ballot, centered on the issues they care about.
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- We answer every single question voters send to us, whether it’s about how to evaluate judicial candidates or what color pen to use for their ballot
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