Elections In Laguna Niguel 2022 What To Know Where To Cast Your Ballot

LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA — As voters begin receiving their ballots in Laguna Niguel and across Orange County early next week, the new Registrar of Voters, Bob Page, plans on hiring nearly 200 new workers to monitor local polling places.

Page's goal is to ensure Orange County elections are secure, fair, accurate, transparent and accessible to all registered voters. Part of that process is the Registrar of Voters open house, according to a recent news release. The open house will show anyone who is interested in how the process of receiving, sorting and recording votes works.

That event will take place from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Oct. 12 at 1300 South Grand Avenue, Building C in Santa Ana.

Interested parties can learn more about:

• The receiving of returned vote-by-mail ballots
• Ballot sorting, signature verification, and processing
• Pre-Election and Post-Election Logic and Accuracy tests
• 1% Manual Tally and Risk Limiting Audit
• Vote Center ballot processing
• Ballot collection from ballot drop boxes
• Ballot duplication
• Tabulation of results

Voters in Laguna Niguel can return their ballots to drop boxes starting Oct. 10 until Nov. 8 at 8 p.m:

• Laguna Niguel Library, Walk Up, 30341 Crown Valley Pkwy Btwn Club House Dr & Alicia Pkwy
• Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Metrolink Station, Walk Up, 28200 Forbes Rd S of Crown Valley, W of 5 Fwy
• Orange County Fire Station 49 Walk Up 31461 Golden Lantern N of Camino Del Avion

Voters in Laguna Niguel, residents can vote in person at:

• Laguna Niguel City Hall, Opens October 29, 30111 Crown Valley Pkwy, Corner of Alicia Pkwy
• First Church of Christ, Scientist, Opens November 5, 29012 Aloma Ave, Off Golden Lantern
• Marina Hills Recreation Center, Opens November 5, 31461 Parc Vista W, Off Marina Hills Dr
• Sea Country Senior and Community Center*, Opens November 5, 24602 Aliso Creek Rd, Corner of Moulton Pkwy

The county is still hiring nearly 200 dependable people to work at the Vote Centers open during the election week. Express your interest on the website ocvote.gov/jobs, and pay starts at over $20 per hour.