Temporary voting stations will be available in several places before regular vote centers open Oct. 30.
While the Orange County Registrar of Voters has already processed more than 450,000 returned mail ballots, some people still prefer to cast their vote in person – and a pop-up vote center is helping them do that starting Saturday, Oct.24. The Registrar’s mobile voting station was set up for the day at Laguna Niguel Regional Park, where voters could vote, drop off a mail ballot or get election questions answered. Just like at regular vote centers, which open Friday, Oct.30, visitors are asked to wear a face covering and observe social distancing rules due to the pandemic. Orange County Registrar of Voters Community Outreach Manager, Jackie Wu, said there was lots of interest in early voting that first day. People were lined up before the pop-up polling place opened at 8 a.
