This Year Voting Is Different! This Voter Information Guide Contains Information for the March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary Election

NEAL KELLEY Registrar of Voters

REGISTRAR OF VOTERS Mailing Address: 1300 South Grand Avenue, Bldg. C P.O. Box 11298 Santa Ana, California 92705 Santa Ana, California 92711 (714) 567-7600 FAX (714) 567-7644 ocvote.com

Dear Orange County Voter:

Please note – this year voting is different! This Voter Information Guide contains information for the March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary Election. Please take a moment to review your options prior to voting:

• Vote-by-Mail for All: Starting with this election every voter will now receive a Vote-by- Mail ballot. If you choose to vote at home you can return your ballot by mail (no postage required), or at one of our secure ballot drop boxes. Find a drop box near you at ocvote.com/dropbox.*

• Vote Center Voting: We are now operating nearly 200 full-service Vote Centers throughout Orange County. You can vote in-person at any location from February 22 – March 3, 2020. Find a Vote Center near you at ocvote.com/votecenter.

• Election Day is Now 11 Days: In-person voting begins February 22nd and is open through March 3, 2020. In order to avoid congestion do not wait until March 3rd to vote if possible! With so many options, including Saturdays and Sundays, there’s no reason to wait until Election Day!

This new model of voting provides many more conveniences to improve the voter experience. Our Vote Centers provide full voting services, all while allowing you to vote at any location! Want to avoid voting in person? Use your Vote-by-Mail ballot and vote at home instead – see all of the options at ocvote.com/votecenter.

Sincerely,

Neal Kelley Registrar of Voters

*Please remember to mail your ballot early to avoid any potential postal delays – no postage is required. Other options include depositing your ballot into one of our secure ballot drop boxes through 8 p.m. on March 3, 2020, or return it in-person at any Orange County Vote Center.

ocregistrar @ocregistrar ocvote.com facebook.com/ocrov Need Help? (714) 567-7600 or ocvote.com/help Table of Contents ! ! Important Information Section 1 Vote-by-Mail Section 2

Primary Elections in California Section 3

Voting in the Primary Section 4

Language Voter Assistance Section 5 ? What’s in This Guide? Section 6 Political Party Endorsements Section 7

Vote Center Locations Section 8

Ballot Drop Box Locations Section 9

Voter Information Guide Section 10

Candidates’ Statements Section 11

Ballot Measures Section 12

Practice Ballot Section 13 Democratic 13.1 Republican 13.2 American Independent 13.3 Green 13.4 Libertarian 13.5 Peace and Freedom 13.6 Nonpartisan 13.7 Section ! Important Information 1 Dates to Remember Monday, February 3, 2020 FEBRUARY/MARCH Vote-by-Mail Ballot Mailing Begins SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Tuesday, February 18, 2020 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Last Day to Register to Vote 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Saturday, February 22, 2020 Select Vote Centers Open 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Saturday, February 29, 2020 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 All Vote Centers Open Mar 2 3 4 5 6 7 Tuesday, March 3, 2020 1 Election Day Can I vote if I register after the registration deadline? Yes, conditional voter registration extends the 15-day registration deadline in California to eligible voters, allowing them to register and vote provisionally starting 14 days prior to an election and on Election Day, at the Registrar of Voters’ office, located at 1300 S. Grand Ave., Bldg C, Santa Ana, 92705 or at any Vote Center. For more information, visit ocvote.com/conditional-voter-reg Can I vote if I moved to another address in Orange County? Yes, but you must register at your new address by the deadline above. You may vote and re-register at the: • Registrar of Voters’ office; or • Any Vote Center To find out if you’re registered, visit ocvote.com/verify. To register online, visit: registertovote.ca.gov Can I vote if I have not voted in the last 4 years? RESIDENCE CONFIRMATION: If you have not voted in any election within the preceding four years, and your residence address, name, or party preference was not updated during that time, you need to confirm your residence address in order to remain on the active voter list and receive election materials in the mail. Visit ocvote.com/confirm to confirm your residency. Voting assistance available at Vote Centers Every effort has been made to ensure all Vote Centers meet accessibility standards. Vote Centers will feature:

• Accessible voting machines to mark your ballot • Curbside voting with paper ballot • American Sign Language interpreter via video • Additional assistance upon request conferencing

Voters that are unable to mark a ballot may bring up to two individuals to assist in voting (§ 14282 (b)). We’ll help voters with disabilities have a successful voting experience and identify issues we can address before the March 2020 Presidential Primary Election. We are committed to ensuring all voters be provided the opportunity to vote independently. For additional assistance, call our office at 714-567-7600 or 1-888-628-6837. You may also call Disability Rights California at 1-888-569-7955, which will operate a statewide voting hotline. Section Vote-by-Mail 2

You can vote by mail before Election Day Beginning in 2020, every voter in Orange County will receive a Vote-by-Mail ballot. Then you can mark the ballot and send it back by mail or drop it off at any Vote Center or ballot drop box. Vote-by-Mail ballots must be postmarked or delivered to a Vote Center or ballot drop box by March 3. Remote Accessible Vote-by-Mail Ballot The Remote Accessible Vote-By-Mail ballot provides voters with disabilities and overseas voters the option to request a Vote-by-Mail ballot to be delivered electronically. The electronic ballot can be downloaded to the voter’s computer, marked using the voter’s own assistive technology and then printed. Follow the return instructions included with the electronic ballot. To request your Remote Accessible Vote-by-Mail ballot you can: • Complete the postcard with pre-paid postage located on the back of this guide • Visit ocvote.com/myballot • Call the Registrar of Voters at 714-567-7600 • Email [email protected] • Visit the Registrar of Voters office: 1300 S Grand Ave., Bldg. C Santa Ana, CA 92705 No later than seven days before Election Day, the voter may request the county elections official to send or deliver a ballot that voters with disabilities can read and mark privately and independently pursuant to the federal Help America Vote Act of 2002 (52 U.S.C. Sec. 20901 et seq.). How to return your Vote-by-Mail ballot Mark your ballot, then follow the instructions on the official envelope to sign and seal your ballot in the postage-paid envelope provided. You can: • Mail your ballot, so that it is postmarked by Election Day, March 3 • Hand-deliver your ballot to the Orange County Registrar of Voters at: 1300 South Grand Ave., Bldg. C Santa Ana, CA 92705 • Drop off your ballot at any Vote Center in Orange County. Visit ocvote.com/votecenter for more information • Drop off your ballot at any ballot drop box in Orange County. Visit ocvote.com/dropbox for more information

If you are unable to return your ballot, use your Vote-by-Mail envelope to authorize someone to return it for you. State law requires that a Vote Center employee must make sure your envelope is filled out correctly.

Questions about voting by mail? Call us: (714) 567-7600 | 1-888-628-6837 Section 2 Primary Elections in California 3

How do primaries work in California? In a Primary Election, voters choose candidates to run in the General Election in November. For the March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary election, you will have Party-Nominated, Voter-Nominated and Nonpartisan contests on your ballot.

Presidential California Top-Two Primary County or Local Offices Party-Nominated Offices Voter-Nominated Offices Nonpartisan Offices

U.S. President U.S. Representative County Supervisor Parties also nominate candidates for State Senator Judge of the Superior Court County Central Committees State Assembly Member County Board of Education Member

In Presidential (Party-Nominated) Offices, only voters in the same political party can vote for these candidates. In a California Top-Two Primary, for offices nominated by the voters, you can vote for any candidate, no matter what your party preference is. • All voters can vote in the Top-Two Primary. • You can vote for any candidate or write in a candidate. • A candidate’s party preference is shown with his/her name. If a candidate is not registered with a party, his/her party preference is listed as “None.” • The Top Two vote-getters move on to the General Election in November. It is possible that the top two could be from the same party.

For county or local offices in a Nonpartisan Primary, all voters can vote for any candidate. • The candidates’ party preference does not appear on the ballot. • If a candidate receives 50% plus 1 vote in the Primary, that candidate is elected. • If no candidate receives 50% plus 1 vote, the top two vote-getters go to a run-off at the November General Election, except for County Board of Education Member, where the top vote-getter is elected.

Why do we have a “Top-Two Primary”? Proposition 14, passed by California voters on June 8, 2010, created the Top Two Candidates Open Primary Act. This act requires that the two candidates receiving the greatest number of votes in the Primary Election will appear on the General Election ballot regardless of party preference. Section Voting in the Primary 4

Important information on the California Primary URGENT! For more information, read below Not all voters can vote Make sure to verify the party for President in the ballot you will receive: Presidential Primary. • On the back cover of this pamphlet, or • Online at ocvote.com/verify • If you chose a political party when you registered to vote, you will get a ballot for that party.

Party preference What used to be called “party affiliation” is now called “party preference” according to California law. If you did not choose a political party when you registered to vote, you are a No Party Preference voter, or NPP for short (previously known as “Decline-to-State”).

If you are a No Party Preference voter, you have 3 options: • Nonpartisan • Democratic • Republican • American Independent • Green • Libertarian • Peace and Freedom If you do not want to vote for any If you want to vote for the above If you want to vote for the above political parties, do nothing and you parties, you can select the party parties, you must re-register to vote will receive a nonpartisan ballot, ballot at a Vote Center, or to vote by with that party by Feb 18. which will have: mail, request a ballot at ocvote.com/npp. To register to vote online, visit: • Candidates for voter-nominated registertovote.ca.gov and nonpartisan offices • Ballot measures, if applicable Section 4 Language Voter Assistance 5 Translated reference ballots in Tagalog and Farsi ﻧﻣوﻧﮫھﺎی ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﺑﮫ زﺑﺎنھﺎی ﺗﺎﮔﺎﻟوگ و ﻓﺎرﺳﯽ ﺟﮭت ﺣوزهھﺎی Persian) for eligible precincts will be available at) واﺟد ﺷراﯾط در ﺗﻣﺎم ﻣراﮐز رأیﮔﯾری در ﮐﺎﻧﺗﯽ Orange در دﺳﺗرس .all vote centers in Orange County ﻗرار ﺧواھد ﮔرﻓت. State law required language assistance information Translated reference ballots in Tagalog and Farsi (Persian) for eligible precincts will be available at all Vote Centers in to You may also cast a vote-by-mail ballot in personھﻣﭼﻧﯾن ﻣﯽturn ﺗواﻧﯾد ﺑرﮔﮫ ,locations رأی and ﭘﺳﺗﯽ را hoursدر Forﯾﮏ ﻣرﮐز .Center رأیVote ﮔﯾری at a ﺷﺧﺻﺎً ﺑﮫ Orange County. You may also cast a Vote-by-Mail ballot in person at a vote center. For hours and locations, visit ﺻﻧدوق ﺑﯾﻧدازﯾد. ﺟﮭت اطﻼع از ﺳﺎﻋتھﺎی ﮐﺎری و ﻣﮑﺎنھﺎی ﻣرﺑوطﮫ .section 8 of this guide, or visit ocvote.com/votecenter ocvote.com/votecenter ﺑﮫ اﯾن send آدرس to ﻣراﺟﻌﮫ official ﮐﻧﯾد: No later than seven days before the day of the election, the voter may ocvote.com/votecenter request the county elections a Vote-by-Mail ballot in Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese or Korean, or a translated reference ballot in Tagalog or Farsi (Persian) for eligible precincts. No later than seven days before the day of the رأیدھﻧده ﻣﯽﺗواﻧد ﺗﺎ ﺣداﮐﺛر ھﻔت روز ﻗﺑل از روز اﻧﺗﺧﺎﺑﺎت از ﻣﺳﺋول اﻧﺗﺧﺎﺑﺎتthe back ﮐﺎﻧﺗﯽ on ﺑﺧواھد ﺑرﮔﮫ postcard رأی ﭘﺳﺗﯽ را ﺑﮫ postage-paid زﺑﺎنthe ھﺎی through اﺳﭘﺎﻧﯾﺎﯾﯽ، Voters in eligible precincts may request a translated reference ballot cover of this guide or: election, the voter may request the county elections official to send a vote-by-mail ballot in وﯾﺗﻧﺎﻣﯽ، ﭼﯾﻧﯽ ﯾﺎ ﮐرهای ﯾﺎ ﻧﻣوﻧﮫ ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﺗرﺟﻣﮫ ﺷده ﺑﮫ زﺑﺎنھﺎی Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese or Korean, or a ﺗﺎﮔﺎﻟوگ ﯾﺎ ﻓﺎرﺳﯽ ﺑرای ﺣوزهھﺎی واﺟد ﺷراﯾط را ocvote.com/language | ﺑرای وی 92711 ارﺳﺎل CA ﮐﻧد. ,P.O. Box 11809, Santa Ana | 567-7600 (714) translated reference ballot in Tagalog or Farsi (Persian) for eligible precincts. Tagalog: Farsi (Persian): Voters in eligible precincts may request a translated reference ballot through the postage-paid postcard on ﻧﻣوﻧﮫھﺎی ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﺑﮫ زﺑﺎنھﺎی ﺗﺎﮔﺎﻟوگ و ﻓﺎرﺳﯽ ﺟﮭت ﺣوزهھﺎی واﺟد Ang mga isinaling reperensyang balota sa Tagalog at :the back cover of this guide or ﺷراﯾط در ﺗﻣﺎم ﻣراﮐز رأیﮔﯾری در ﮐﺎﻧﺗﯽ Orange در دﺳﺗرس Farsi (Persian) para sa mga karapat-dapat na presinto ay ﻗرار ﺧواھد ﮔرﻓت. makukuha sa lahat ng mga sentro ng botohan sa Orange County. ھﻣﭼﻧﯾن ﻣﯽﺗواﻧﯾد ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﭘﺳﺗﯽ را در ﯾﮏ ﻣرﮐز رأیﮔﯾری ﺷﺧﺻﺎً ﺑﮫ Maaari kang bumoto sa pamamagitan ng balota sa ﺻﻧدوق ﺑﯾﻧدازﯾد. ﺟﮭت اطﻼع از ﺳﺎﻋتھﺎی ﮐﺎری و ﻣﮑﺎنھﺎی ﻣرﺑوطﮫ ﺑﮫ اﯾن pamamagitan ng koreo nang personal sa sentro ng آدرس ﻣراﺟﻌﮫ ﮐﻧﯾد: botohan. Para sa mga oras at lokasyon, bisitahin ang ocvote.com/votecenter ocvote.com/votecenter رأیدھﻧده ﻣﯽﺗواﻧد ﺗﺎ ﺣداﮐﺛر ھﻔت روز ﻗﺑل از روز اﻧﺗﺧﺎﺑﺎت از ﻣﺳﺋول Sa hindi lalampas ng pitong araw bago ang araw ng اﻧﺗﺧﺎﺑﺎت ﮐﺎﻧﺗﯽ ﺑﺧواھد ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﭘﺳﺗﯽ را ﺑﮫ زﺑﺎنھﺎی اﺳﭘﺎﻧﯾﺎﯾﯽ، وﯾﺗﻧﺎﻣﯽ، eleksyon, maaaring humiling ang botante ng opisyal ng ﭼﯾﻧﯽ ﯾﺎ ﮐرهای ﯾﺎ ﻧﻣوﻧﮫ ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﺗرﺟﻣﮫ ﺷده ﺑﮫ زﺑﺎنھﺎی ﺗﺎﮔﺎﻟوگ ﯾﺎ ﻓﺎرﺳﯽ -mga eleksyon sa county na magpadala ng balota-sa ﺑرای ﺣوزهھﺎی واﺟد ﺷراﯾط را ﺑرای وی ارﺳﺎل ﮐﻧد. pamamagitan ng koreo sa Espanyol, Vietnamese, Tsino, o Koreano, o isang isinalin sa reperensyang balota sa Tagalog رأیدھﻧدﮔﺎن در ﺣوزهھﺎی واﺟد ﺷراﯾط ﻣﯽﺗواﻧﻧد ﻧﻣوﻧﮫ ﺑرﮔﮫ رأی ﺗرﺟﻣﮫ ﺷده .o Farsi (Persian) para sa mga karapat-dapat na presinto را از طرﯾﻖ ﮐﺎرت ﭘﺳﺗﺎل ﺗﻣﺑردار در ﭘﺷت ﺟﻠد اﯾن راھﻧﻣﺎ درﺧواﺳت ﮐﻧﻧد ﯾﺎ: Ang mga botante sa mga karapat-dapat na presinto ay maaaring humiling ng isinaling reperensyang balota sa (714) 567-7600 | P.O. Box 11809, Santa Ana, CA 92711 pamamagitan ng postcard na may bayad nang selyo sa ocvote.com/language panlikod na pabalat sa gabay na ito or: (714) 567-7600 | P.O. Box 11809, Santa Ana, CA 92711 ocvote.com/language

Video Conferencing Voters will also be able to receive language assistance through video conferencing at all Vote Centers. Supported languages include: Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, Tagalog, Farsi (Persian), and American Sign Language (ASL). Section ? What’s in This Guide? 6 You will receive two information resources for this election:

Orange County Voter Information Guide California State Voter Information Guide (this Guide) County and local contests and measure information are in State proposition information will be included in the this Guide (Your ballot may or may not include the items Guide from the state. listed below).

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Orange County’s Sample Ballot & DETAILS INSIDE Voter Information Guide California Presidential PRESIDENTIAL Primary Election Tuesday PRIMARY March 3, 2020 ELECTION Polls Are Open From 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day! TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2020 Vote-by-mail voting begins February 3rd IMPORTANT! VOTING HAS CHANGED! DETAILS INSIDE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ OFFICIAL VOTER INFORMATION GUIDE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

All voters receive this guide 所有選民都會收到這 모든 유권자들은 영어로 Todos los votantes Tất cả cử tri nhận được in English—translated 된 이 안내서를 받습니다 reciben esta guía en tập hướng dẫn này bằng 本英文指南—翻譯的 — 번역된 자료들은 추후 materials are sent later. inglés. Los materiales tiếng Anh—những tài liệu Certifcate of Correctness 발송됩니다. 중국어, traducidos se enviarán Need Chinese, Korean, 資料會稍後寄達。需 phiên dịch sẽ được gửi ra 한국어, 스페인어 또는 después. ¿Necesitas I, Alex Padilla, Secretary of State of the State of California, do hereby Spanish or Vietnamese? 要中文、韓文、西班 베트남어로 된 선거자료가 una guía en el idioma sau. Cần tài liệu bằng tiếng Call 714-567-7600. Trung Hoa, Đại Hàn, Tây 牙文或越南文？請致 필요하신가요? chino, coreano, español certify that the measure included herein will be submitted to the Ban Nha hoặc Việt Nam? 714-567-7600으로 o vietnamita? Llama al electors of the State of California at the Presidential Primary Election 電714-567-7600。 전화주십시오. 714-567-7600. Xin gọi 714-567-7600. to be held throughout the State on March 3, 2020, and that this guide has been correctly prepared in accordance with the law. Witness my Introducing Vote Centers, ballot drop boxes, and expanded voting days. Full details at ocvote.com/votecenter hand and the Great Seal of the State in Sacramento, California, this 9th day of December, 2019.

Now every voter receives a Vote at home and return or vote in-person at any vote-by-mail ballot your ballot by mail or Orange County Vote Center secure drop box Feb. 22 - Mar. 3, 2020 Alex Padilla, Secretary of State ★ You may request additional copies of the Offcial Voter Information Guide by contacting your county elections offcial or by calling (800) 345-VOTE (8683) ★ Orange County Registrar of Voters | 1300 South Grand Avenue | Building C | Santa Ana, CA 92705 | 714.567.7600 ocvote.com/voterguide voterguide.sos.ca.gov

Contests and Candidates’ Statements State Propositions *President of the United States Proposition 13 United States Representative Member of the State Senate Member of the State Assembly Judge of the Superior Court County Supervisor County Board of Education Member *County Central Committee Member Measures County Initiatives Local Bond Proposals Local Initiatives

*Candidates for President and County Central Committee do not file candidates’ statements. Section 6 Political Party Endorsements 7 Voter-Nominated Offices The political parties are listed in the order of the State Randomized Alphabet Drawing, reading left to right.

AMERICAN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC House of Representatives 38th Congressional District Paul Jones No Endorsement Linda Sanchez 39th Congressional District Young Kim Young Kim Gil Cisneros 45th Congressional District Don Sedgwick No Endorsement Katie Porter 46th Congressional District James Waters No Endorsement Lou J. Correa 47th Congressional District John Briscoe No Endorsement Alan Lowenthal 48th Congressional District No Endorsement Michelle Steel Harley Rouda 49th Congressional District No Endorsement Brian Maryott Mike Levin

State Senate 29th Senate District No Endorsement Ling Ling Chang Josh Newman 37th Senate District No Endorsement John Moorlach No Endorsement

State Assembly 55th Assembly District No Endorsement No Endorsement Andrew Rodriguez Sharon 65th Assembly District No Endorsement No Endorsement Quirk-Silva 68th Assembly District No Endorsement Steven Choi Melissa Fox 69th Assembly District No Endorsement No Endorsement Tom Daly 72nd Assembly District No Endorsement Tyler Diep Thu-Ha Nguyen 73rd Assembly District No Endorsement Laurie Davies Scott Rhinehart 74th Assembly District No Endorsement No Endorsement Cottie Petrie-Norris

The LIBERTARIAN, PEACE AND FREEDOM and GREEN parties have made no endorsements. Section Vote Center Locations 8 Dates and hours vary - see below for more info. All sites are accessible unless noted. ALISO VIEJO Aliso Viejo Branch Library* 1 Journey Corner of Pacific Park Dr Soka University of America, Founders Hall** 1 University Dr Off Wood Canyon Dr (Park in Lot A) Iglesia Park Community Center** 24671 Via Iglesia Off Moulton Pkwy Renaissance Club Sport** 50 Enterprise Corner of Parker Pl & Aliso Viejo Pkwy ANAHEIM Zion Lutheran Church* 222 N East St Btwn Lincoln Ave & Sycamore St West Anaheim Youth Center* 320 S Beach Blvd Btwn Lincoln Ave & Orange Ave East Anaheim Community Center* 8201 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd W of Weir Canyon Rd Brookhurst Community Center** 2271 Crescent Ave Btwn Brookhurst St & Gilbert St Ponderosa Family Resource Center** 320 E Orangewood Ave Btwn Haster St & Lewis St Anaheim Elementary School District** 1001 S East St Btwn Vermont Ave & Ball Rd Savanna School District** 1330 S Knott Ave Btwn Ball Rd & Cerritos Ave Anaheim Independencia Family Resource Center** 10841 Garza Ave Off Gilbert St & Katella Ave St Anthony Mary Claret Catholic Church** 1450 E La Palma Ave Btwn State College Blvd & East St Islamic Institute of Orange County** 1220 N State College Blvd Btwn 91 Fwy & La Palma Ave West Coast Islamic Society** 1717 S Brookhurst St Btwn Katella Ave & Cerritos Ave Bombay Club** 1125 N Magnolia Ave Btwn La Palma Ave & 5 Fwy Haskett Branch Library** 2650 W Broadway Btwn Magnolia Ave & Dale Ave Canyon Hills Branch Library** 400 S Scout Trail Off Nohl Ranch Rd Camphor Tree Plaza** 2060 S Euclid St, Ste EF Corner of Orangewood Ave BREA Brea Museum & Historical Society (Not accessible)* 495 S Brea Blvd Corner of Elm St Brea Fire Station # 2** 200 N Brea Blvd Btwn Birch St & Lambert Rd Embassy Suites by Hilton Brea** 900 E Birch St Btwn Imperial Hwy & 57 Fwy BUENA PARK Walter Knott Education Center* 7300 La Palma Ave Btwn Knott Ave & Western Ave Buena Park Community Center** 6688 Beach Blvd Behind City Hall, On Pinchot Ct Hampton Inn & Suites Buena Park** 7307 Artesia Blvd Btwn Beach Blvd & 5 Fwy La Quinta Inn & Suites Buena Park** 3 Centerpointe Dr Off Orangethorpe Ave COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall* 77 Fair Dr Btwn Newport Blvd & Vanguard Way Balearic Community Center** 1975 Balearic Dr Off Shantar Dr, N of Adams Ave Costa Mesa Senior Center** 695 W 19th St Corner of Pomona Ave Costa Mesa Library-Donald Dungan Library** 1855 Park Ave Btwn W 18th St & W 19th St Sofia University** 3333 Harbor Blvd Btwn S Coast Dr & Sunflower Ave Coast Community College District** 1370 Adams Ave Btwn Harbor Blvd & Fairview Rd John Wayne Airport Administration Office** 3160 Airway Ave Off Red Hill Ave & Paularino Ave CYPRESS Cypress Branch Library* 5331 Orange Ave Btwn Walker St & Grindlay St Cypress College, Bldg 18, School of Cont. Ed.** 9200 Valley View St Btwn Orange Ave & Lincoln Ave (Park in Lot 4) Cypress Senior Center** 9031 Grindlay St Off Lincoln Ave Hyatt House** 5905 Corporate Ave Off Valley View St

DATES AND TIMES: *February 22 - 28, 8am-5pm | February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm **February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm For additional Vote Center locations, visit ocvote.com/votecenter Section Vote Center Locations 8 Dates and hours vary - see below for more info. All sites are accessible unless noted. DANA POINT Dana Point Community Center* 34052 Del Obispo St Btwn PCH & Stonehill Dr Dana Point Branch Library** 33841 Niguel Rd Btwn PCH & Stonehill Dr FOUNTAIN VALLEY Fountain Valley Recreation Center* 16400 Brookhurst St Btwn Heil Ave & Edinger Ave Freedom Hall at Mile Square Park** 16801 Euclid St Enter from Edinger Ave & Ward St (Park in Lot E) Orange County Water District** 18700 Ward St Off Ellis Ave FULLERTON Fullerton Public Library* 353 W Commonwealth Ave Btwn Amerige Ave & Commonwealth Ave St Andrew's Episcopal Church** 1231 E Chapman Ave Btwn Victoria Dr & N Raymond Ave Gilbert Community Center** 2120 W Orangethorpe Ave Btwn Gilbert St & Brookhurst Rd Hillcrest Community Center** 1155 N Lemon St Corner of E Valley View Dr Fullerton Joint Union High School District Office** 1051 W Bastanchury Rd Btwn Euclid & Parks Rd Independence Park** 801 W Valencia Dr Btwn Euclid St & S Richman Ave CSUF Housing & Residential Engagement Office** 1509 E Campus Dr Off Gymnasium Campus Dr Public Works Maintenance Yard** 1580 W Commonwealth Ave Corner of Basque Ave GARDEN GROVE West Haven Park* 12252 West St Btwn Lampson & Chapman Ave Garden Grove Sports and Rec Center * 13641 Deodara Dr Btwn Brookhurst St & Magnolia St Edgar Park Meeting Room** 6202 Cerulean Ave Off Lampson Ave & Topaz Ave H Louis Lake Senior Center** 11300 Stanford Btwn Euclid St & 9th St Chapman-Hettinga Center** 11852 Knott Ave Btwn Chapman Ave & Orangewood Ave Orangefield Child Development Center** 9822 Russell Ave Btwn Garden Grove Blvd & Trask Ave (Enter off Kerry St) Code Ninjas** 9575 Chapman Ave Btwn Gilbert St & Brookhurst St CTS Cement Manufacturing Corporation** 12442 Knott St Btwn Lampson Ave & Chapman Ave Brookhurst Place** 12801 Brookhurst St Btwn Garden Grove Blvd & Standard Ave Assistance League of Garden Grove** 10932 Trask Ave Btwn Euclid St & Taft Ave Harbor Place Plaza** 13204 Harbor Blvd Btwn Garden Grove Blvd & Trask Ave HUNTINGTON BEACH Michael E Rodgers Senior Center* 1706 Orange Ave Btwn 17th St & 18th St Huntington Beach Central Library* 7111 Talbert Ave Btwn Goldenwest St & Gothard St Edison Community Center** 21377 Magnolia St Btwn Hamilton Ave & Atlanta Ave Huntington Beach Civic Center** 2000 Main St Btwn Yorktown & Utica Ave Main Street Branch Library** 525 Main St Corner of 6th St Ocean View District Office, Bldg E - Prof Learning Ctr** 17200 Pinehurst Ln E of Springdale St, Btwn Slater Ave & Warner Ave Golden West College** 15744 Goldenwest St At Gothard St & Center Ave (Park in Lot H) Resurrection Lutheran Church** 9812 Hamilton Ave Btwn Bushard St & Brookhurst St Huntington Beach City School District** 8750 Dorsett Dr Btwn Atlanta Ave & Hamilton Ave (Enter off Miramar Ln) Brookfield Manor Clubhouse** 9850 Garfield Ave Btwn Bushard St & Brookhurst St Storefront at Plaza de la Raya** 19092 Beach Blvd, Ste N Near corner of Garfield Ave & Yorktown Ave IRVINE Irvine City Hall* 1 Civic Center Plaza Corner of Harvard Ave & Alton Pkwy Portola Springs Community Center* 900 Tomato Springs Off Pearblossom & Portola Pkwy Quail Hill Community Center* 39 Shady Canyon Dr Off Quail Hill Pkwy

DATES AND TIMES: *February 22 - 28, 8am-5pm | February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm **February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm For additional Vote Center locations, visit ocvote.com/votecenter Section Vote Center Locations 8 Dates and hours vary - see below for more info. All sites are accessible unless noted. IRVINE (Continued) Deerfield Community Center** 55 Deerwood W Off Irvine Ctr Dr Lakeview Senior Center** 20 Lake Rd Btwn Alton Pkwy & Barranca Pkwy Las Lomas Community Center** 10 Federation Way Off Turtle Ridge Dr Los Olivos Community Center** 101 Alfonso Dr Off Bake Pkwy Northwood Community Center** 4531 Bryan Ave Btwn Yale & Culver Dr University Community Center** 1 Beech Tree Ln Btwn University Dr & Michelson Dr OC Great Park** 8000 Great Park Blvd At Great Park Blvd (Adjacent to Great Park Carousel) UCI - Mesa Court Community Center** 4053 Mesa Rd Btwn University Dr & Campus Dr (Park in Lot 14) Heritage Park Regional Library** 14361 Yale Corner of Walnut Ave Irvine Valley College** 5500 Irvine Center Dr Btwn Jeffrey Rd & Sand Canyon Ave (Park in Lot 10) South Coast Chinese Cultural Center** 9 Truman St Btwn 5 Fwy & Trabuco Rd University Hills Community Center** 1083 California Ave Corner of Gabrielino Dr Cal State Fullerton Irvine Center** 3 Banting Btwn Barranca Pkwy & Alton Pkwy LA HABRA La Habra Community Center* 101 W La Habra Blvd Corner of Euclid St La Habra City School District Office** 500 N Walnut St Btwn La Habra Blvd & Whittier Blvd Plaza del Sol** 121 S Beach Blvd, Ste C Corner of La Habra Blvd LA PALMA La Palma Community Center* 7821 Walker St Btwn La Palma Ave & Orangethorpe Ave LAGUNA BEACH Laguna Beach Community Center & Susi Q Center** 380 3rd St Btwn Forest Ave & Park Ave (Park in Lot 13) LAGUNA HILLS Laguna Hills City Hall* 24035 El Toro Rd Btwn Paseo De Valencia & Avenida De La Carlota The Village at Nellie Gail Ranch Plaza** 26548 Moulton Pkwy, Ste 48L Corner of La Paz Rd The Hills Hotel** 25205 La Paz Rd Off Cabot Rd LAGUNA NIGUEL Laguna Niguel City Hall* 30111 Crown Valley Pkwy Corner of Alicia Pkwy Sea Country Senior and Community Center** 24602 Aliso Creek Rd Corner of Moulton Pwky Kite Hill Clubhouse** 29101 Kite Hill Dr Btwn Alicia Pkwy & La Paz Rd (Enter Recreation Ctr Dr) Marina Hills Recreation Center** 31461 Parc Vista W Off Marina Hills Dr LAGUNA WOODS Laguna Woods City Hall* 24264 El Toro Rd Btwn Moulton Pkwy & Paseo De Valencia Laguna Woods Village - Clubhouse 7** 24111 Moulton Pkwy N of El Toro Rd (Enter at Gate 16) LAKE FOREST Lake Forest Civic Center* 100 Civic Center Dr Btwn Bake Pkwy & Lake Forest Dr Lake Forest Sports Park** 28000 Rancho Pkwy Off Lake Forest Dr (Enter on Vista Terrace) El Toro Branch Library** 24672 Raymond Way Off El Toro Rd Foothill Ranch Library** 27002 Cabriole Corner of Rue De Fortuna & Bake Pkwy El Toro Water District Office** 24251 Los Alisos Blvd Btwn 5 Fwy & Rockfield Blvd LOS ALAMITOS Los Alamitos School District** 10293 Bloomfield St Btwn Ball Rd & Cerritos Ave MIDWAY CITY Midway City Community Center** 14900 Park Ln Off Newland St & Bolsa Ave

DATES AND TIMES: *February 22 - 28, 8am-5pm | February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm **February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm For additional Vote Center locations, visit ocvote.com/votecenter Section Vote Center Locations 8 Dates and hours vary - see below for more info. All sites are accessible unless noted. MISSION VIEJO Mission Viejo City Hall* 200 Civic Center Corner of Marguerite Pkwy & La Paz Rd Saddleback Valley Unified School District** 25631 Peter A Hartman Way Off Alisos Blvd & Jeronimo Rd Mission Viejo Church of Christ** 26558 Marguerite Pkwy Corner of Felipe Rd Saddleback College** 28000 Marguerite Pkwy Enter @ College Dr E & Lower Campus Dr (Park in Lot 2) Casta Del Sol Golf Course** 27601 Casta del Sol Btwn Alicia Pkwy & Marguerite Pkwy Orange County Islamic Foundation (OCIF)** 23581 Madero N of Alicia Pkwy, E of Jeronimo Rd Storefront at 28815 Los Alisos Blvd** 28815 Los Alisos Blvd, Ste A Btwn 241 & Santa Margarita Pkwy NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach Civic Center* 100 Civic Center Dr Btwn MacArthur Blvd & Avocado Ave Marina Park Community Center** 1600 W Balboa Blvd Btwn 15th St & 18th St Newport Coast Community Center** 6401 San Joaquin Hills Rd Corner of Newport Coast Dr OASIS Senior Center** 801 Narcissus Ave Corner of Marguerite Ave & 5th Ave Newport Harbor Lutheran Church** 798 Dover St Btwn E 16th St & Cliff Dr Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club** 1550 Crown Dr Btwn MacArthur Blvd & San Joaquin Hills Rd ORANGE El Modena Branch Library* 380 S Hewes St Btwn Chapman & Fairhaven Chapman University** 386 N Center St Btwn Shaffer St & Glassell St (Park in Hasinger Lot) Orange Unified School District Office** 1401 Handy St Off Katella Ave & Wanda Rd Taft Avenue Community Church** 1350 E Taft Ave Btwn Tustin Ave & Cambridge St Steve Ambriz Memorial Park** 611 Riverbend Pkwy Off Lincoln Ave & Glassell St Santiago Canyon College** 8045 E Chapman Ave Btwn Newport Blvd & Jamboree Rd (Park in Lot 1) PLACENTIA Backs Community Building* 201 Bradford Ave Btwn Placentia Ave & Kraemer Blvd Aguirre Building** 505 Jefferson St Off Alta Vista St & Rose Dr Placentia Library District** 411 E Chapman Ave Off Kraemer Blvd Yorba Linda Water District** 1717 E Miraloma Ave Btwn Richfield Rd & Van Buren St RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA Rancho Santa Margarita Branch Library* 30902 La Promesa Corner of Richard Reese Way Bell Tower Regional Community Center** 22232 El Paseo Off Richard Reese Way SAN CLEMENTE San Clemente Community Center* 100 N Calle Seville Corner of Avenida Del Mar San Clemente Aquatic Center** 987 Avenida Vista Hermosa Off Avenida La Pata San Clemente Library** 242 Avenida Del Mar Off Calle Seville & Avenida Cabrillo The Volare Resort** 111 S Avenida De La Estrella Off Avenida Presidio & El Camino Real SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Reata Park & Event Center* 28632 Ortega Hwy Off Ortega Hwy La Sala Auditorium** 31495 El Camino Real N of Ortega Hwy & E of Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano Community Center** 25925 Camino Del Avion Btwn Del Obispo St & Alipaz St Capistrano Unified School District** 33122 Valle Rd Off 5 Fwy, S of La Novia Ave SANTA ANA Southwest Senior Center* 2201 W McFadden Ave Btwn Fairview St & Raitt St Orange County Registrar of Voters* 1300 S Grand Ave, Bldg C Corner of McFadden Ave El Salvador Community Center** 1825 W Civic Center Dr Off Raitt St

DATES AND TIMES: *February 22 - 28, 8am-5pm | February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm **February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm For additional Vote Center locations, visit ocvote.com/votecenter Section Vote Center Locations 8 Dates and hours vary - see below for more info. All sites are accessible unless noted. SANTA ANA (Continued) Salgado Recreation Center** 706 N Newhope St Off Hazard Ave Santa Anita Recreation Center** 300 S Figueroa St Off 1st St, E of Harbor Blvd Roosevelt-Walker Community Center** 816 E Chestnut Ave Corner of Standard Ave Delhi Center** 505 E Central Ave Off Warner Ave Santa Ana College** 1530 W 17th St Off Bristol (Park in Lot 11) Santa Ana Police Community Room** 60 Civic Center Dr Btwn N Flower & N Bristol (Park in Structure) Fairview Warner Shopping Center** 2413 S Fairview St, Unit F Btwn Warner Ave & W Segerstrom Ave Downtown Plaza** 407 E 1st St, Ste 2CD Btwn N Spurgeon St & Lacy St Latino Health Access** 450 W 4th St Btwn Ross St & Broadway Orange County First Assembly of God** 1440 E Santa Clara Ave Off Grand Ave Foothill High School** 19251 Dodge St Corner of Newport Ave & Foothill Blvd SEAL BEACH City of Seal Beach Fire Station 48* 3131 N Gate Rd Off Seal Beach Blvd Seal Beach Senior Center** 707 Electric Ave Btwn Main St & Marina Dr STANTON Community Center at Stanton City Hall* 7800 Katella Ave Btwn Western Ave & Beach Blvd Stanton Central Park** 10660 Western Ave Btwn Cerritos Ave & Katella Ave TRABUCO CANYON Trabuco Canyon Water District* 32003 Dove Canyon Rd Off Plano Trabuco TUSTIN Clifton C Miller Community Center* 300 Centennial Way Btwn Main St & 1st St Columbus Tustin Activity Center** 17522 Beneta Way Btwn Prospect Ave & Holt Ave Community Center at The Market Place, 2nd floor** 2961 El Camino Real Btwn Jamboree Rd & Myford Rd Tustin Family and Youth Center** 14722 Newport Ave Corner of Sycamore Ave Fairfield Inn & Suites Tustin** 15011 Newport Ave Off Edinger Ave WESTMINSTER Miriam Warne Community Building* 14491 Beach Blvd Corner of Hazard Ave Sigler Park/Family Resource Center** 7200 Plaza St Btwn Westminster Blvd & Main St Westminster Branch Library** 8180 13th St Btwn Beach Blvd & Newland St Town Hall Clubhouse at Westminster Village** 5200 Blackpool Rd Off Bolsa Chica Rd & Westminster Blvd Storefront at 6480 Westminster** 6480 Westminster Blvd Corner of Edwards St YORBA LINDA Thomas Lasorda Jr Field House* 4701 Casa Loma Ave Btwn Imperial Hwy & Yorba Linda Blvd Yorba Linda Public Library** 18181 Imperial Hwy Btwn Lemon Dr & Olinda St Danish Lutheran Church & Cultural Center** 16881 Bastanchury Rd Btwn Rose Dr & Prospect Ave Church of Grace** 22653 Old Canal Rd At Yorba Linda Blvd & Savi Ranch Pkwy Yorba Linda Presbyterian Church** 19301 Yorba Linda Blvd Btwn Kellog Dr & Palm Ave

DATES AND TIMES: *February 22 - 28, 8am-5pm | February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm **February 29 - March 2, 8am-8pm | March 3, 7am-8pm

For additional Vote Center locations, visit ocvote.com/votecenter Section Ballot Drop Box Locations 9 Available 24/7 starting February 3 until March 3 at 8pm. ALISO VIEJO Aliso Viejo City Hall 12 Journey Btwn Pacific Park Dr & Aliso Creek Rd Iglesia Park Community Center 24671 Via Iglesia Off Moulton Pkwy ANAHEIM Chaparral Park 1770 W Broadway Btwn Euclid St & Nutwood St East Anaheim Community Center 8201 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd W of Weir Canyon Rd Euclid Branch Library 1340 S Euclid St Btwn Cerritos Ave & Ball Rd Granada Square 2021 E La Palma Ave Btwn State College Blvd & Miraloma Ave Ponderosa Family Resource Center 320 E Orangewood Ave Btwn Haster St & Lewis St Sage Park 1313 W Lido Pl Off W North St, E of N Loara St BREA Brea Civic & Cultural Center 1 Civic Center Circle Off E Birch St Brea Sports Park 3333 E Birch St Btwn Valencia Ave & Kraemer Blvd BUENA PARK Buena Park Metrolink Station 8400 Lakeknoll Dr W of Dale St Ehlers Event Center 8150 Knott Ave Btwn Crescent Ave & La Palma Ave The Source OC 6940 Beach Blvd 1st Floor, Next to Jamba Juice COSTA MESA Coastal Heights Senior Living (Drive-Thru Only) 2283 Fairview Rd Btwn Wilson St & Fair Dr Mesa Verde Branch Library 2969 Mesa Verde Dr E Corner of Baker St Mesa Water District 1965 Placentia Ave Btwn W 19th St & Victoria St TeWinkle Park Athletic Complex 980 Arlington Dr Btwn Newport Blvd & Fairview Rd CYPRESS City of Cypress Community Center 5700 Orange Ave Btwn Valley View St & Walker St Veterans Park 4554 Avenida Granada Btwn Moody St & Denni St DANA POINT Dana Point Branch Library 33841 Niguel Rd Btwn PCH & Stonehill Dr FOUNTAIN VALLEY Fountain Valley Branch Library 17635 Los Alamos St Btwn Slater & El Monterey Ave The Center at Founders Village 17967 Bushard St Corner of Talbert Ave FULLERTON A.R. Mart 1701 Orangethorpe Ave Corner of Brookhurst Rd Fullerton College 321 E Chapman Ave In Parking Lot Btwn Berkeley Ave & Lemon St Fullerton Fire Station No. 6 2691 Rosecrans Ave Btwn Beach Blvd & Gilbert St Fullerton Metrolink Station 120 E Santa Fe Ave Btwn Harbor Blvd & Lemon St Fullerton Municipal Airport 4011 W Commonwealth Ave Btwn Dale St & Gilbert St GARDEN GROVE GGUSD Assessment & Registration Ctr & Family Rsrc Ctr 13611 Clinton St Btwn Trask Ave & Westminster Ave Chapman Branch Library 9182 Chapman Ave Btwn Magnolia Ave & Gilbert St Garden Grove Unified School District Education Center 10331 Stanford Ave Btwn Nutwood St & Brookhurst St Magnolia Park Family Resource Center 11402 Magnolia St Btwn Katella Ave & Orangewood West Grove Park 5372 Cerulean Ave Off Blackmer St, S of Lampson Ave HUNTINGTON BEACH 5 Points Plaza 18591 Main St Btwn Ellis & Garfield Ave Bob's Discount Furniture 16242 Beach Blvd Btwn Edinger Ave & Heil Ave HB Professional Plaza 714 Adams Ave Btwn Beach Blvd & Delaware Huntington Beach Civic Center 2000 Main St Btwn Yorktown & Utica Ave

For additional Drop Box locations, visit ocvote.com/dropbox Section Ballot Drop Box Locations 9 Available 24/7 starting February 3 until March 3 at 8pm. HUNTINGTON BEACH (Continued) Huntington Professional Plaza 20932 Brookhurst St Btwn Atlanta Ave & Indianapolis Ave Main Street Branch Library 525 Main St Corner of 6th St Vista Centre 17483 Beach Blvd Btwn Slater & Warner IRVINE Orange County United Way (Drive-Thru Only) 18012 Mitchell S Corner of Red Hill Harvard Community Athletic Park 14701 Harvard Ave Btwn Walnut & Irvine Ctr Dr Heritage Park Community Center 14301 Yale Next to Fine Arts Center & Community Center Irvine Metrolink Station 15215 Barranca Pkwy Off Ada, On Loop Rd Rancho San Joaquin Senior Center 3 Ethel Coplen Way Off Culver, S of Michelson Trabuco Center 5701 Trabuco Rd Btwn Sand Canyon & Jeffrey Turtle Rock Community Park 1 Sunnyhill Btwn Shady Canyon & Turtle Rock University Park Branch Library 4512 Sandburg Way Corner of Lexicon, S of Michelson Woodbury Community Park 130 Sanctuary Off Long Meadow & Jeffrey LA HABRA La Habra Branch Library 221 E La Habra Blvd Btwn Euclid St & Cypress St La Habra Family Resource Center 501 S Idaho St Btwn La Habra Blvd & Lambert Rd LA PALMA La Palma City Hall 7822 Walker St Btwn La Palma Ave & Orangethorpe LADERA RANCH Ladera Ranch Branch Library 29551 Sienna Pkwy Btwn Crown Valley & O’Neill Orange County Fire Authority Station 58 58 Station Way Off Antonio Pkwy LAGUNA BEACH Laguna Beach Branch Library 363 Glenneyre St Corner of Laguna Ave LAGUNA NIGUEL Laguna Niguel Library 30341 Crown Valley Pkwy Btwn Club House Dr & Alicia Pkwy Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Metrolink Station 28200 Forbes Rd S of Crown Valley, W of 5 Fwy Orange County Fire Station 49 31461 Golden Lantern N of Camino Del Avion LAGUNA WOODS Laguna Woods City Hall 24264 El Toro Rd Btwn Moulton Pkwy & Paseo De Valencia LAKE FOREST Heroes Park 25420 Jeronimo Rd Btwn Los Alisos Blvd & El Toro Rd Lake Forest Sports Park 28000 Rancho Pkwy Enter on Vista Terrace, Off Lake Forest Dr LOS ALAMITOS Los Alamitos Community Center 10911 Oak St Off Katella Ave, W of Los Alamitos Blvd MISSION VIEJO Florence Joyner Olympiad Park (Drive-Thru Only) 22761 Olympiad Rd Btwn Alicia Pkwy & Melinda Rd Norman P. Murray Community & Senior Center 24932 Veterans Way Btwn La Paz Rd & Jeronimo Rd Pavion Park 24051 Pavion Off Jeronimo Rd, W of Olympiad Rd NEWPORT BEACH OASIS Senior Ctr Auxiliary Parking Lot (Drive-Thru Only) Corner of 5th Ave & Marguerite Ave Corner of 5th Ave & Marguerite Ave Newport Beach Public Library (Drive-Thru Only) 1000 Avocado Ave Driveway to Civic Center Parking Bob Henry Park 900 Dover Dr Corner of Castaways Ln Sidewalk - Corner of Avon St & Riverside Ave Corner of Avon St & Riverside Ave Btwn PCH & Cliff Dr ORANGE El Modena Branch Library 380 S Hewes St Btwn Chapman & Fairhaven Orange Public Library 407 E Chapman Ave Btwn Glassell & Tustin

For additional Drop Box locations, visit ocvote.com/dropbox Section Ballot Drop Box Locations 9 Available 24/7 starting February 3 until March 3 at 8pm. ORANGE (Continued) Taft Branch Library 740 E Taft Ave Corner of Cambridge PLACENTIA Koch Recreation Center 2210 Valencia Ave Btwn Bastanchury & Golden Ave Whitten Center 900 S Melrose St Btwn Orangethorpe & Miraloma Ave RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA Calvary Chapel Rancho Sta Margarita 30615 Avenida De Las Flores Corner of Banderas Rancho Santa Margarita Branch Library 30902 La Promesa Corner of Richard Reese Way SAN CLEMENTE San Clemente Municipal Golf Course (Drive-Thru Only) 150 E Avenida Magdalena Off S El Camino Real, In Golf Course parking lot Jim Johnson Memorial Sports Park 560 Avenida Vista Hermosa Btwn 5 Fwy & Avenida Costa Azul San Clemente City Hall 910 Calle Negocio Off Calle Amanecer, E of Avenida Pico SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO La Sala Auditorium 31495 El Camino Real N of Ortega Hwy, E of Camino Capistrano SANTA ANA AltaMed 1400 N Main St Btwn Seventeenth St & Washington Ave County Administration South 601 N Ross St Btwn Santa Ana Blvd & Civic Center Dr Goodwill Computer Works 412 N Fairview St Btwn First St & Fifth St Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, M.I. 1025 W Memory Ln Btwn Bristol St & Flower St Johnson Chapel A.M.E. Church 1306 W 2nd St Enter on Hesperian St OC Health Care Agency 1725 W 17th St Btwn Bristol St & English St Orangewood Foundation (Drive-Thru Only) 1575 E 17th St Btwn Grand Ave & Cabrillo Park Dr Orange County Registrar of Voters 1300 S Grand Ave, Bldg C Corner of McFadden Ave Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center 1000 E Santa Ana Blvd Btwn Grand Ave & Santiago St SEAL BEACH Mary Wilson Branch Library 707 Electric Ave Btwn Main St & Marina Dr STANTON Stanton Branch Library 7850 Katella Ave Btwn Western Ave & Beach Blvd TRABUCO CANYON Concourse Park 18931 Saddleback Ranch Rd Btwn Glenn Ranch & Ridgeline TUSTIN OC Animal Care 1630 Victory Rd Btwn Red Hill Ave & Armstrong Ave Tustin Metrolink Station 2975 Edinger Ave Off Jamboree Rd Tustin Sports Park 12850 Robinson Dr Btwn Irvine Blvd & Jamboree Rd VILLA PARK Villa Park City Hall 17855 Santiago Blvd Btwn Taft Ave & Villa Park Rd WESTMINSTER West County Professional & Medical Center 14120 Beach Blvd S of Westminster Blvd (Enter on 15th St) YORBA LINDA Yorba Linda City Hall (Drive-Thru Only) 4845 Casa Loma Ave Btwn Yorba Linda Blvd & Imperial Hwy Bryant Ranch Park 24705 Paseo De Toronto Btwn Camino De Bryant & Via Lomas De Yorba E Yorba Linda Arroyo Park/Police Services 20994 Yorba Linda Blvd Btwn Village Center Dr & Yorba Ranch Rd

All Ballot Drop Boxes meet usable accessibility requirements unless otherwise noted as Drive-Thru Only.

For additional Drop Box locations, visit ocvote.com/dropbox Section Voter Information Guide 10 The following pages contain: • Candidates’ Statements*; and • Ballot measures and supporting documents*, if applicable. These may include the full text, arguments, tax rate statement, fiscal impact statement, bond project list, and impartial analysis. *Candidates who agree to follow spending limits may pay to have their statement printed in this Guide. Candidates’ Statements in this Guide are volunteered by the candidates and paid for at their expense. Candidates’ statements submitted for the purpose of electronic distribution only are not printed in this Guide and can be found at ocvote.com/e-statements. All Candidates’ Statements and measure documents are printed exactly as filed. This Guide does not contain a complete list of candidates. A complete list of candidates appears on the Practice Ballot printed in section 13 of this Guide. ARGUMENTS IN SUPPORT OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED LAWS ARE THE OPINIONS OF THE AUTHORS

Voluntary campaign spending limits Proposition 34, passed by California voters on November 7, 2000, provides that state legislative candidates who voluntarily agree to limit their campaign spending may have Candidates’ Statements included in the Voter Information Guide. Below is a list of all candidates for legislative districts within Orange County who are running for State Senate and Assembly. The candidates whose names are marked with an asterisk (*) have agreed to limit their spending according to state law.

State Senate Ling Ling Chang* Joseph Cho* Katrina Foley Dave Min* John M. W. Moorlach Josh Newman*

State Assembly William “Bill” Brough* Phillip Chen* Steven “Steve” Choi* Tom Daly* Laurie Davies* Tyler Diep Diane Dixon* Chris Duncan* Kelly Ernby* Eugene Fields* Melissa Fox Bijan Mohseni* Diedre Nguyen Janet Nguyen* Cottie Petrie-Norris Sharon Quirk-Silva Scott Rhinehart* Andrew E. Rodriguez Ed Sachs* Cynthia Thacker* Jon Paul White Benjamin Yu* POP-UP VOTING LOCATIONS Pop-Up Vote Centers Open February 24 thru March 2 Exact dates and times are listed below

Services offered in our Pop-Up Vote Centers Voter registration • Secure Vote-by-Mail ballot drop off • Convenient locations In-person voting • Replacement ballots • Voter assistance • Accessible voting

Monday, February 24, 8:00am-5:00pm Tuesday, February 25, 9:00am-2:00pm Rockwell Café and Bakery Seal Beach Farmers Market 17853 Santiago Boulevard 13960 Seal Beach Boulevard Villa Park, CA 92861 Seal Beach, CA 90740 Located in the parking lot next to Villa Park City Hall. Located in parking lot outside of the Dollar Tree in the Seal Beach Village plaza next to Leisure World. Wednesday, February 26, 8:00am-5:00pm Thursday, February 27, 9:00am-2:00pm Anaheim City Hall Former San Clemente City Hall 200 S. Anaheim Boulevard 100 Avenida Presidio Anaheim, CA 92805 San Clemente, CA 92672 Located between Dtwn Community Ctr and Dtwn Gym. Parking Located in the parking lot behind Former San Clemente is available in the adjacent City Hall structure. City Hall. Friday, February 28, 8:00am-5:00pm Saturday, February 29, 9:00am-2:00pm Civic Center Plaza / Hall of Administration Buena Park Farmers Market 333 W. Santa Ana Boulevard 8000 La Palma Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92701 Buena Park, CA 90620 In County of Orange Civic Center near the Hall of Admin. Located in parking lot of the Buena Park on the Mall plaza in Parking available at 301 W. 5th St & 690 W. Civic Center Dr. front of Sears. Sunday, March 1, 8:00am-1:00pm Monday, March 2, 8:00am-8:00pm Laguna Niguel Farmers Market County Community Service Center 27271 La Paz Road 15460 Magnolia Street Laguna Niguel, CA 92677 Westminster, CA 92683 Located in parking lot of Plaza de la Paz Shopping Center in Located in the Scott Center Plaza. between Corner Bakery Café and CVS Pharmacy.

ocvote.com/pop-up 2020 CENSUS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The Census is a count of every person living in the U.S. every 10 years. The count is mandated by Article 1, Section 2, of the U.S. Constitution to ensure residents in every state receive fair representation and resources.

Why is the 2020 Census 2020 TIMELINE important? MARCH 12 • It’s about making sure every voice in your Self-response begins with an invitation to respond community is counted online to the 2020 Census. (Some households will also receive paper questionnaires.) • It’s about resources for your community (schools, free lunch programs, college grants, MARCH 16 – 24 housing vouchers and more) A reminder letter will go out to those who have • It’s about fair representation in local, state not responded and federal government MARCH 26 – APRIL 3 How is the Census data used? A second reminder postcard will be sent out • By law, U.S. Census data cannot be shared APRIL 1 with immigration or law enforcement Census Day! agencies APRIL 8 – 16 • By law, U.S. Census data cannot be used to A reminder letter and paper questionnaire will be determine eligibility for government benefits sent out to households who have not responded • Census data is used to advocate for more resources for community members APRIL 15 – JULY 31 • Census data is used to inform public safety, Non-response follow-up begins. Census-takers and the building of new schools and hospitals begin to visit homes through July • Census data is used to decide where to open APRIL 20 – 27 companies and businesses, which creates A final reminder postcard will be sent jobs

NEED A PART-TIME, TEMPORARY JOB WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS AND GREAT PAY? Apply to be a manager, office clerk, address canvasser, or Census-taker at 2020census.gov/jobs. Pay ranges from $15 to $50 per hour. OCGOV.COM/CENSUS2020 Candidate ID:Section 1140-2 Candidate ID: 1140-1 STATEMENTS OF CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES SEEKING VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICE Generated: 12/04/2019 08:03:53 AM Generated: 11/21/2019 05:31:42 PM UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 45TH DISTRICTUNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 45TH DISTRICT11 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 45TH DISTRICT GREG RATHS REPUBLICAN PEGGY HUANG REPUBLICAN Retired Marine Colonel AGE: 66 Deputy Attorney General An exceptionally qualified leader for Congress. Serving my country I was only five years old when the Taiwanese government and community has been a big part of my life. My wife Luci and I ransacked my family home because we were Christians. This is one moved to Orange County in 1978 when I was assigned to the El Toro of the many reasons my family legally immigrated to the United Marine Corps Air Base as a jet fighter pilot, and I have called Orange States of America. I am a graduate of University High School in Irvine County home ever since. As a combat-decorated fighter pilot, I flew and my family has attended Saddleback Church for over a decade. 75 combat missions into Iraq, Kuwait and Somalia. As the Pentagon- After graduating from law school, I decided to pursue justice for appointed White House Military Office Assistant Chief of Staff, I kept those less fortunate than myself. I fight for women and neglected communications between our President and the Pentagon intact. I children who have been abused and trafficked in Orange County. performed my duty to the highest standards. After retiring from the Marine Corps at the rank of Colonel, I flew My public service includes: commercially for Jet Blue Airways. I later became the president of Working in Washington D.C. where I formulated multiple pieces a successful business in Anaheim. I know firsthand how high taxes of legislation that protect abused and neglected children. and regulations can make running a business harder than it should Serving as a Deputy Attorney General where I work to keep our be. families safe and protect our citizens. In 2014 I was elected to the Mission Viejo City Council, re-elected Representing my community as a Councilwoman, standing up to in 2018, and in 2019 elected Mayor. I cut crime by 27%, balanced special interest groups and fighting to promote transparency. the budget and left a $6 million surplus. Priorities when elected include: As your Representative, my top priorities will be: Immigration- Use my experience as a legal immigrant to secure Permanently lower individual taxes and raise deductions. our border, reform our immigration system, improve public Stop illegal immigration. safety, and oppose amnesty. Veteran healthcare. Health Care- Utilize my experience as a breast cancer survivor Lower healthcare premiums and prescription drug prices, and to support free market solutions that reduce healthcare costs. expand coverage to pre-existing conditions, and allow every Oppose attempts to implement Medicare for All. American access to low group rates. Traffic- Cut bureaucracy, improve roads, and reduce gas taxes. Ensure that Orange County remains a safe, prosperous and great Education- Teach core subjects and expand job training. place to live and raise a family. That takes responsible and experienced leadership. You have my Some of my many endorsements include: word. 949-292-2468 Orange County Congress of Republicans Orange County Board of Education President Mari Barke Orange County Clerk-Recorder Hugh Nguyen Orange County Board of Education Trustee Linda LindholmCandidate (Ret.) ID: 1140-9 Candidate ID: 1140-7 United States Air Force Veteran ColonelGenerated: Wayne 11/26/2019 Scott 03:12:56 PM Generated: 12/03/2019 06:11:07 PM UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 45TH DISTRICT UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, 45TH DISTRICT I would be honored to earn your vote. www.peggyforcongress.com 1140 1140 RHONDA FURIN REPUBLICAN DON SEDGWICKApproved as to contentREPUBLICAN Approved as to content Retired Educator AGE: 55 Mayor/Small Businessman AGE: 54 and form. and form. It certainly seems to me that we are still A Nation At Risk. Education This election is a choice between socialism and economic freedom. should be at the top of our Nation's Agenda and I will make it mine, I am a proven Conservative Republican running for Orange County’s leaving No One Behind. Please join me in Making Education Great, 45th Congressional District, where I’ve called home my entire life, Winning for the Kids, and attaining that California Dream without raising our four children and creating jobs as a small business Socialism. owner. CandidateI fought for Signatureour shared Conservative Datevalues for over 23 years as Candidate Signature Date Mayor of Laguna Hills and School Board member and have a vast amount of experience in elected office. I know how to get things done in Washington because I have done it here. Our schools are stronger and our families are safer. DeputyCongress is broken. As your Representative, Date I’ll use common sense Deputy Date and local values to: End Illegal Immigration: Securing our borders is the key to stopping illegal immigration and the influx of drug and gang violence, which endangers our communities. This will be my top Supervisorpriority. Signature Date Supervisor Signature Date Take Care Of Our Homeless Vets: They risked their lives for our freedom. I’ll make sure our heroes get the care they deserve. Cut High Taxes And Drive Down Debt: I know how --in just a few years our city will be debt-free. I pledge if Congress doesn’t pass a budget, we don’t get paid. 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1140 1140 CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES REPUBLICAN Approved as to content Approved as to content Businessman/Attorney AGE: 55 and form. and form. Greetings, friends. I am running for Congress to serve you in the 45th District. 40 years ago, my family moved to Orange County when California was considered the Golden State, a land of opportunity, prosperity and traditional family values. Candidate Signature Date Candidate Signature Date With these values, I graduated from Irvine High, UCI and UCLA Law as class president. I proudly served as an Army officer. I managed hardware stores in Irvine, Villa Park and established my own successful law firm. As a lifelong conservative Republican, I have fought for the unborn, volunteered in the District Attorney’s office and assisted UCI’s Deputy Date Deputy Date Legal Aid Clinic. I served as Chair of Irvine’s Investment Committee, and provide legal services for police and firefighters. I advocate for veterans, like funding the Northwood Veterans’ Memorial, and disability benefits for Vets. With your support, I will fight for sensible conservative policies, Supervisor Signature Date Supervisor Signature Date especially for a prosperous economy, middle class tax cuts, better wages, reduce spending, affordable middle-class health care and upward mobility for our youth. Domestically, we must protect and increase social security and our 1st and 2nd Amendment rights, including religious freedom and the right to life. I support President Trump’s national security policies and efforts to secure our borders. As your next Congressman, I would strive for civility in Congress and a better life for all. Once this document is signed by the candidate, the Once this document is signed by the candidate, the Please vote for Christopher Gonzales, your hometown candidate. Together we can make a difference by supporting traditional values statement will be published without further statement will be published without further in the 45th District and Washington DC. modification. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED. modification. NO CHANGES WILL BE ALLOWED.

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3021 Candidate ID:Section 4003-2 Candidate ID: 4003-3 STATEMENTS OF CANDIDATES SEEKING NONPARTISAN OFFICE Generated: 12/10/2019 03:13:40 PM Generated: 12/05/2019 07:45:01 AM COUNTY SUPERVISOR, 3RD DISTRICT COUNTY SUPERVISOR, 3RD DISTRICT11 COUNTY SUPERVISOR, 3RD DISTRICT ASHLEIGH AITKEN AGE: 44 DONALD P. WAGNER Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman Orange County Supervisor Ashleigh Aitken is a former federal prosecutor, a Girl Scout leader, Don Wagner is a proven leader and problem solver. He is committed businesswoman, and community volunteer. Ashleigh is running for to keeping us safe and saving our tax dollars. Supervisor to bring integrity, transparency and accountability to In just months as County Supervisor, Don: re-opened the long- County government and serve the peoples’ interests—not special closed Irvine Lake; put teeth into a law restricting "sober-living" interests. homes; created a policy reducing toxins in County parks; placed a We pay a lot in taxes—with little results. Ashleigh Aitken will taxpayer protection measure on the ballot. cut waste, fraud and abuse so that every penny of our tax dollars Don supports our hardworking taxpayers. As Mayor of Irvine, and as is spent fighting homelessness and traffic, reducing crime, and President of a local Community College Board, he balanced every improving the quality of life for Orange County families. budget without raising taxes. Ashleigh Aitken speaks from experience as a leader of United Way’s He has improved the quality of life in Orange County. Don Wagner’s End Homelessness O.C. She has a plan to fight homelessness in award-winning leadership improved Irvine traffic. Don’s vision Orange County: turned the long-delayed Great Park project into an OC landmark, Invest in mental health and addiction treatment programs; while rejecting repeated developer efforts to build new residential Develop plans for short and long-term housing; units. Aggressive outreach to provide care for homeless veterans. He is working to implement a plan to solve the homeless crisis, Ashleigh Aitken is a crime fighter and will keep neighborhoods safe. one that keeps our veterans, women, and children off the streets, As an Assistant United States Attorney, Ashleigh prosecuted violent provides services to the mentally ill, and demands addicts come criminals, illegal firearms distribution, narcotics, child pornography, clean. and fraud. As Supervisor, she’ll work with local schools and law Don Wagner is tough on crime. In the Legislature, he voted to enforcement to prevent crime and keep our most vulnerable increase sex offender penalties. As Supervisor, he earned the citizens—our seniors and children—safe. endorsement of our Sheriffs' Deputies, other law enforcement Visit: www.AshleighAitken.com personnel, and the Orange County firefighters. “I’m proud to have the support of business, community and Vote to keep Don Wagner working for us! education leaders from across Orange County, and would be electdonwagner.com honored to earn your vote.” Don Wagner Ashleigh Aitken

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County of Orange, Require a Two-Thirds Vote of the A Board of Supervisors to Propose Taxes to Voters for Approval

Shall the Charter for the County of Orange be amended to require a two-thirds vote of the total Board of Supervisors membership to propose taxes for approval by voters at an election?

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A “yes” vote is a vote to amend the Charter of the County A “no” vote is a vote to not amend the Charter of the of Orange to require any Board of Supervisors’ proposal County of Orange. to impose, extend, or increase a tax, with the exception of a tax under the Mello-Roos Act, receive at least two- thirds approval of the Board of Supervisors before the tax is presented to the voters.

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Michelle Steel No argument against this measure was submitted. Supervisor, Second District Orange County Board of Supervisors Donald P. Wagner Supervisor, Third District Orange County Board of Supervisors Jon Coupal President, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Section Ballot Measures-A 12 Full Text of Measure A County of Orange ORDINANCE NO. ______AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE COUNTY CHARTER OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE TO REQUIRE A 2/3 VOTE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO PROPOSE TAXES AND ADDING ARTICLE VII, SECTION 702 TO THE CHARTER OF ORANGE COUNTY

The People of the County of Orange, California, ordain as follows: SECTION 1: Article VII, Section 702, is added to the Charter of Orange County to read: Sec. 702. Vote Requirement to Propose Taxes to Voters for Approval No Board of Supervisors sponsored proposal to impose, extend or increase a tax shall be presented at an election unless the ordinance or resolution proposing to impose, extend or increase such tax is approved by at least a two-thirds vote of the total members of the Board of Supervisors. As used in this section, the term “tax” shall mean both a “general tax” and a “special tax” as defined in Article XIIIC, Section 1, subdivisions (a) and (d), respectively, of the California Constitution. This section shall not apply to taxes proposed or levied pursuant to Government Code section 53311, et seq.

Impartial Analysis County of Orange Measure A California law permits the voters to amend the County Charter if a majority of voters voting in an election approve the amendment. This measure, placed on the ballot by the Board of Supervisors for the County of Orange, would amend the Orange County Charter. All taxes are defined as either general or special taxes with “general taxes” defined as taxes imposed for general governmental purposes, and “special taxes” defined as taxes imposed for specific purposes. Existing law requires majority voter approval for all general tax proposals imposed by any local government, and two-thirds voter approval for all special tax proposals. State law provides that general taxes for the County of Orange cannot be presented at an election unless the ordinance or resolution proposing such tax was approved by a two-thirds vote of all members of the Board of Supervisors. A special tax, however, can be presented at an election by a simple majority vote of the Board of Supervisors, even though it must subsequently be approved by a two-thirds majority of County voters. If approved, this measure would amend the County Charter to require any ordinance or resolution proposed by the Board of Supervisors, to impose, extend, or increase a tax, with the exception of taxes proposed or levied under the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982 (“Mello-Roos Act”), be approved by at least a two-thirds vote of the total membership of the Board of Supervisors for such tax to be presented to voters at an election. This measure would establish the same two-third vote requirement for the Board of Supervisors to present a proposal to impose, extend or increase general or special taxes to voters. This measure does not change the voter approval requirements for such taxes once they have been placed on the ballot. Future changes to the County Charter, including this measure if adopted, must be submitted to the voters for approval. A “yes” vote is a vote to amend the Charter of the County of Orange to require any Board of Supervisors’ proposal to impose, extend, or increase a tax, with the exception of a tax under the Mello-Roos Act, receive at least two-thirds approval of the Board of Supervisors before the tax is presented to the voters. A “no” vote is a vote to not amend the Charter of the County of Orange. A copy of the proposed amendment to the County Charter is posted on the Registrar of Voter’s website, http://www.ocvote.com/. Voters may also contact the Registrar of Voter’s office and request that a copy of the proposed amendment be mailed to them at no cost. Section Ballot Measures-A 12 Fiscal Impact Statement County of Orange Measure A Passage by Orange County voters of Measure A would add Section 702 to the Charter of the County of Orange. This amendment would require that any tax proposal by the Board of Supervisors be approved by a two-thirds vote of the Board of Supervisors to be presented to the voters for approval at an election. This amendment would apply to both general taxes and special taxes. General taxes are taxes imposed for general governmental purposes. Special taxes are taxes imposed for specific purposes. General taxes proposed by the Board of Supervisors currently require a two-thirds vote of the Board of Supervisors to be presented at an election. By requiring a two-thirds vote of the Board of Supervisors to place special taxes on the ballot for voter approval, this measure would make it more difficult for the County of Orange to impose special taxes in the future. Special taxes provided for under Government Code §53311 et seq., are exempt from this Measure and can be proposed with a majority vote of the Board of Supervisors. The requirement that two-thirds of voters approve County special taxes is not affected by this Measure. The fiscal impact of Measure A is unknown, as it would depend on future actions by the Board of Supervisors. Section Ballot Measures-A 12

Argument in Favor of Measure A

Charter Amendment will hold elected officials to higher No argument against this measure was submitted. standard for raising taxes

You are overtaxed. With Measure A we can guarantee that special interests or a simple majority of politicians cannot put a tax vote to the public without overwhelming support from your elected county representatives. Your vote for Measure A closes a loophole in State law. If a special tax is to be imposed on taxpayers, there should be a public vote and a strong consensus on record from those you elect to serve your interests. Under Article XIII of the current California State Constitution, two-thirds voter approval is required for general obligation bonds, parcel taxes, and non-value-based taxes on real property. These requirements were approved in 1986 by voters eager to protect themselves from increased local taxes. This amendment will ensure that this threshold applies to Board of Supervisors’ votes as well. According to CalTax, there were 228 local tax measures on the ballot statewide in 2016, over $3 billion in tax increases. According to the California Local Government Finance Almanac, of 28 special tax measures on the ballot in June of 2018, 15 were approved. Since 2001, 60% of County majority-vote measures passed compared with 45% of two-thirds vote measures. With this charter amendment, the Board of Supervisors adds taxpayer protections to County law. Today, it takes a two-thirds approval from voters to pass a special tax, but the Board can put a special tax on the ballot with a simple majority. Measure A closes that loophole. Requiring a supermajority on the ballot makes sure that raising special taxes at the public’s expense will be more challenging. This charter amendment will require a higher level of review before special taxes get on the county ballot. Orange County will be joining many cities in ensuring this constitutional protection in defending our already overburdened taxpayers. s/ Michelle Steel Supervisor, Second District Orange County Board of Supervisors s/ Donald P. Wagner Supervisor, Third District Orange County Board of Supervisors s/ Jon Coupal President, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association Section Practice Ballot-Democratic 13.1 Presidential Primary Election Precinct 59009 March 3, 2020 Orange County DEMOCRATIC BALLOT Page 1 of 2

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Member, County Central Please use a black or blue ink pen STATES Committee to mark your choices on the ballot. Vote for One 74th Assembly District DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG Vote for no more than Six candidate or a measure, MOSIE BOYD KALVIN ALVAREZ completely fill in the box to the left Student/Campaign Coordinator of your choice. To vote for a write- CORY BOOKER IYAD AFALQA in candidate, completely fill in the PETE BUTTIGIEG College Professor/Educator box to the left of the space provided for that purpose and JOSEPH R. BIDEN JONATHAN ADLER Incumbent write in the name of your choice TULSI GABBARD on the line. If you are a voter at a SAMILA AMANYRAOUFPOOR MARK STEWART GREENSTEIN Vote Center and wrongly mark, College Professor/Educator tear or deface any portion of your JULIÁN CASTRO MARY CARTER ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If MICHAEL A. ELLINGER Community Volunteer you are a vote-by-mail voter, BETHANY WEBB ELIZABETH WARREN contact the Registrar of Voters' Parent/Realtor office at 1300-C South Grand MARIANNE WILLIAMSON JILL NELKE Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, ANDREW YANG Incumbent 714-567-7600, to obtain another AARTI KAUSHAL

ROQUE "ROCKY" DE LA SAMPLE BALLOT ballot. Refer to the enclosed Education Consultant instructions for important FUENTE III JANE STOEVER information on returning your JOHN K. DELANEY Appointed Incumbent voted ballot. AMY KLOBUCHAR ANNE MOHR BERNIE SANDERS Small Business Owner PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES Only voters who disclosed a JOE SESTAK LAUREN JOHNSON-NORRIS preference upon registering to vote City Commissioner/Attorney TOM STEYER for the same party as the candidate BECKY VISCONTI seeking the nomination of any party DEVAL PATRICK Community Volunteer for the Presidency or election to a party committee may vote for that MICHAEL BENNET JANICE I. BURSTIN candidate at the primary election, Incumbent unless the party has adopted a rule to ANDREW GALLAGHER permit non-party voters to vote in its Filmmaker primary elections. BORIS GRESELY Public Affairs Representative MARLEEN GILLESPIE Retired Mathematics Teacher DEAN INADA Incumbent SAMPLE BALLOT

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VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES MEMBER OF THE STATE Proposition 13 All voters, regardless of the party ASSEMBLY AUTHORIZES BONDS FOR preference they disclosed upon 74th District FACILITY REPAIR, registration, or refusal to disclose a Vote for One CONSTRUCTION, AND party preference, may vote for any candidate for a voter-nominated KELLY ERNBY MODERNIZATION AT PUBLIC office. The party preference, if any, Party Preference: Republican PRESCHOOLS, K-12 SCHOOLS, designated by a candidate for a voter- Deputy District Attorney COMMUNITY COLLEGES, AND nominated office is selected by the DIANE DIXON UNIVERSITIES. LEGISLATIVE candidate and is shown for the Party Preference: Republican STATUTE. information of the voters only. It does Mayor Authorizes $15 billion in state not imply that the candidate is COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS general obligation bonds for nominated or endorsed by the party Party Preference: Democratic construction and modernization of or that the party approves of the California State Assemblymember public education facilities. Fiscal candidate. Impact: Increased state costs to STATE OF CALIFORNIA repay bonds estimated at about UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE NONPARTISAN OFFICES $740 million per year (including 45th District All voters, regardless of the party interest) over the next 35 years. Vote for One preference they disclosed upon Yes DON SEDGWICK registration, or refusal to disclose a Party Preference: Republican party preference, may vote for any No

Mayor/Small Businessman candidate for a nonpartisan office (if SAMPLE BALLOT COUNTY OF ORANGE LISA SPARKS any). The party preference, if any, of a A-County of Orange Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office University Dean/Educator does not appear on the ballot. Require a Two-Thirds Vote of the KATIE PORTER JUDICIAL Board of Supervisors to Propose Party Preference: Democratic Judge of the Superior Court Taxes to Voters for Approval U.S. Representative Office No. 4 Shall the Charter for the County of CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES Vote for One Orange be amended to require a Party Preference: Republican two-thirds vote of the total Board TONY FERRENTINO Businessman/Attorney of Supervisors membership to Assistant District Attorney GREG RATHS propose taxes for approval by Party Preference: Republican voters at an election? Retired Marine Colonel Yes PEGGY HUANG SCHOOL No Party Preference: Republican Member, County Board of Deputy Attorney General Education RHONDA FURIN Trustee Area 3 Party Preference: Republican Vote for One Retired Teacher KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3

SAMPLE BALLOT STATE SENATOR ANDY THORBURN 37th District Nonprofit Director Vote for One KATRINA FOLEY Party Preference: Democratic COUNTY OF ORANGE Mayor/Consumer Attorney County Supervisor JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District Party Preference: Republican California State Senator Vote for One DAVE MIN ASHLEIGH AITKEN Party Preference: Democratic Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman Irvine Law Professor DONALD P. WAGNER Orange County Supervisor

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: Member, County Central VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES Please use a black or blue ink pen Committee All voters, regardless of the party to mark your choices on the ballot. 74th Assembly District preference they disclosed upon registration, or refusal to disclose a DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a Vote for no more than Six party preference, may vote for any candidate or a measure, BEN CHAPMAN candidate for a voter-nominated completely fill in the box to the left Entrepreneur office. The party preference, if any, of your choice. To vote for a write- BETH JOHNS HOLDER designated by a candidate for a voter- in candidate, completely fill in the Executive Manager nominated office is selected by the box to the left of the space candidate and is shown for the provided for that purpose and KELLY ERNBY information of the voters only. It does Deputy District Attorney write in the name of your choice not imply that the candidate is on the line. If you are a voter at a ERIK K. WEIGAND nominated or endorsed by the party Vote Center and wrongly mark, Incumbent or that the party approves of the candidate. tear or deface any portion of your THOMAS A. "T.J." FUENTES ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If Incumbent STATE OF CALIFORNIA you are a vote-by-mail voter, WILL O'NEILL UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE contact the Registrar of Voters' Newport Beach City Councilmember 45th District Vote for One office at 1300-C South Grand KATHERINE DAIGLE Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, Small Business Woman DON SEDGWICK 714-567-7600, to obtain another DIANE DIXON Party Preference: Republican Mayor/Small Businessman SAMPLE BALLOT ballot. Refer to the enclosed Mayor/Orange County instructions for important Businesswoman LISA SPARKS information on returning your EMILY SANFORD Party Preference: Republican University Dean/Educator voted ballot. Retired Navy Nurse KATIE PORTER JENNIFER STERLING Party Preference: Democratic PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES Small Business Owner Only voters who disclosed a U.S. Representative SCOTT PEOTTER preference upon registering to vote CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES Architect for the same party as the candidate Party Preference: Republican seeking the nomination of any party MIKE POSEY Businessman/Attorney for the Presidency or election to a City Councilman/Businessman GREG RATHS party committee may vote for that ALISON BURCHETTE Party Preference: Republican candidate at the primary election, Software Sales Executive Retired Marine Colonel unless the party has adopted a rule to permit non-party voters to vote in its MIKE GASCA PEGGY HUANG primary elections. Businessman/Restaurateur Party Preference: Republican Deputy Attorney General PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED BARBARA GEORGE RHONDA FURIN STATES Business Owner Party Preference: Republican Vote for One MIKE GLENN Retired Teacher Small Business Owner ROQUE "ROCKY" DE LA FUENTE

SAMPLE BALLOT MATTHEW JOHN MATERN STATE SENATOR ZOLTAN G. ISTVAN 37th District Vote for One DONALD J. TRUMP KATRINA FOLEY ROBERT ARDINI Party Preference: Democratic JOE WALSH Mayor/Consumer Attorney BILL WELD JOHN M. W. MOORLACH Party Preference: Republican California State Senator DAVE MIN Party Preference: Democratic Irvine Law Professor

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MEMBER OF THE STATE Proposition 13 ASSEMBLY AUTHORIZES BONDS FOR 74th District FACILITY REPAIR, Vote for One CONSTRUCTION, AND KELLY ERNBY MODERNIZATION AT PUBLIC Party Preference: Republican PRESCHOOLS, K-12 SCHOOLS, Deputy District Attorney COMMUNITY COLLEGES, AND DIANE DIXON UNIVERSITIES. LEGISLATIVE Party Preference: Republican STATUTE. Mayor Authorizes $15 billion in state COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS general obligation bonds for Party Preference: Democratic construction and modernization of California State Assemblymember public education facilities. Fiscal Impact: Increased state costs to repay bonds estimated at about NONPARTISAN OFFICES $740 million per year (including All voters, regardless of the party interest) over the next 35 years. preference they disclosed upon Yes registration, or refusal to disclose a party preference, may vote for any No

candidate for a nonpartisan office (if SAMPLE BALLOT COUNTY OF ORANGE any). The party preference, if any, of a candidate for a nonpartisan office A-County of Orange does not appear on the ballot. Require a Two-Thirds Vote of the JUDICIAL Board of Supervisors to Propose Judge of the Superior Court Taxes to Voters for Approval Office No. 4 Shall the Charter for the County of Vote for One Orange be amended to require a two-thirds vote of the total Board TONY FERRENTINO of Supervisors membership to Assistant District Attorney propose taxes for approval by voters at an election? Yes SCHOOL No Member, County Board of Education Trustee Area 3 Vote for One KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3

SAMPLE BALLOT ANDY THORBURN Nonprofit Director

COUNTY OF ORANGE County Supervisor 3rd District Vote for One ASHLEIGH AITKEN Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman DONALD P. WAGNER Orange County Supervisor

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE NONPARTISAN OFFICES Please use a black or blue ink pen 45th District All voters, regardless of the party to mark your choices on the ballot. Vote for One preference they disclosed upon DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a registration, or refusal to disclose a DON SEDGWICK party preference, may vote for any candidate or a measure, Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office (if completely fill in the box to the left Mayor/Small Businessman any). The party preference, if any, of a of your choice. To vote for a write- LISA SPARKS candidate for a nonpartisan office in candidate, completely fill in the Party Preference: Republican does not appear on the ballot. box to the left of the space University Dean/Educator JUDICIAL provided for that purpose and KATIE PORTER Judge of the Superior Court write in the name of your choice Party Preference: Democratic Office No. 4 on the line. If you are a voter at a U.S. Representative Vote for One Vote Center and wrongly mark, CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES tear or deface any portion of your Party Preference: Republican TONY FERRENTINO ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If Businessman/Attorney Assistant District Attorney you are a vote-by-mail voter, GREG RATHS contact the Registrar of Voters' Party Preference: Republican Retired Marine Colonel office at 1300-C South Grand SCHOOL Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, PEGGY HUANG Member, County Board of 714-567-7600, to obtain another Party Preference: Republican Education ballot. Refer to the enclosed Deputy Attorney General SAMPLE BALLOT Trustee Area 3 instructions for important RHONDA FURIN Vote for One information on returning your Party Preference: Republican voted ballot. Retired Teacher KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3 PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES ANDY THORBURN Only voters who disclosed a STATE SENATOR preference upon registering to vote Nonprofit Director 37th District for the same party as the candidate Vote for One seeking the nomination of any party for the Presidency or election to a KATRINA FOLEY party committee may vote for that Party Preference: Democratic COUNTY OF ORANGE candidate at the primary election, Mayor/Consumer Attorney County Supervisor unless the party has adopted a rule to JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District permit non-party voters to vote in its Party Preference: Republican Vote for One primary elections. California State Senator ASHLEIGH AITKEN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED DAVE MIN Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman STATES Party Preference: Democratic DONALD P. WAGNER Vote for One Irvine Law Professor Orange County Supervisor J.R. MYERS DON BLANKENSHIP MEMBER OF THE STATE SAMPLE BALLOT PHIL COLLINS MEASURES SUBMITTED TO THE ASSEMBLY VOTERS ROQUE "ROCKY" DE LA 74th District STATE OF CALIFORNIA FUENTE Vote for One CHARLES KRAUT KELLY ERNBY Party Preference: Republican Deputy District Attorney DIANE DIXON VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES Party Preference: Republican All voters, regardless of the party Mayor preference they disclosed upon registration, or refusal to disclose a COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS party preference, may vote for any Party Preference: Democratic California State Assemblymember candidate for a voter-nominated office. The party preference, if any, designated by a candidate for a voter- nominated office is selected by the candidate and is shown for the information of the voters only. It does not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party or that the party approves of the candidate. STATE OF CALIFORNIA

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Proposition 13 AUTHORIZES BONDS FOR FACILITY REPAIR, CONSTRUCTION, AND MODERNIZATION AT PUBLIC PRESCHOOLS, K-12 SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES. LEGISLATIVE STATUTE. Authorizes $15 billion in state general obligation bonds for construction and modernization of public education facilities. Fiscal Impact: Increased state costs to repay bonds estimated at about $740 million per year (including interest) over the next 35 years. Yes No SAMPLE BALLOT COUNTY OF ORANGE A-County of Orange Require a Two-Thirds Vote of the Board of Supervisors to Propose Taxes to Voters for Approval Shall the Charter for the County of Orange be amended to require a two-thirds vote of the total Board of Supervisors membership to propose taxes for approval by voters at an election? Yes No SAMPLE BALLOT

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES MEMBER OF THE STATE Please use a black or blue ink pen All voters, regardless of the party ASSEMBLY to mark your choices on the ballot. preference they disclosed upon 74th District registration, or refusal to disclose a DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a Vote for One party preference, may vote for any candidate or a measure, candidate for a voter-nominated KELLY ERNBY completely fill in the box to the left office. The party preference, if any, Party Preference: Republican of your choice. To vote for a write- designated by a candidate for a voter- Deputy District Attorney in candidate, completely fill in the nominated office is selected by the DIANE DIXON box to the left of the space candidate and is shown for the Party Preference: Republican provided for that purpose and information of the voters only. It does Mayor not imply that the candidate is write in the name of your choice COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS nominated or endorsed by the party on the line. If you are a voter at a Party Preference: Democratic or that the party approves of the Vote Center and wrongly mark, California State Assemblymember candidate. tear or deface any portion of your ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If STATE OF CALIFORNIA you are a vote-by-mail voter, UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE NONPARTISAN OFFICES 45th District contact the Registrar of Voters' All voters, regardless of the party Vote for One office at 1300-C South Grand preference they disclosed upon Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, DON SEDGWICK registration, or refusal to disclose a 714-567-7600, to obtain another Party Preference: Republican party preference, may vote for any

ballot. Refer to the enclosed Mayor/Small Businessman candidate for a nonpartisan office (if SAMPLE BALLOT instructions for important LISA SPARKS any). The party preference, if any, of a information on returning your Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office voted ballot. University Dean/Educator does not appear on the ballot. KATIE PORTER JUDICIAL PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES Party Preference: Democratic Judge of the Superior Court Only voters who disclosed a U.S. Representative Office No. 4 preference upon registering to vote CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES Vote for One for the same party as the candidate Party Preference: Republican seeking the nomination of any party Businessman/Attorney TONY FERRENTINO for the Presidency or election to a Assistant District Attorney GREG RATHS party committee may vote for that Party Preference: Republican candidate at the primary election, Retired Marine Colonel unless the party has adopted a rule to SCHOOL permit non-party voters to vote in its PEGGY HUANG primary elections. Party Preference: Republican Member, County Board of Deputy Attorney General Vote for a candidate. Education Delegates to the national convention RHONDA FURIN Trustee Area 3 will be selected after the presidential Party Preference: Republican Vote for One Retired Teacher preference primary election. KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Member, Orange County Board of PREFERENCE Education, Trustee Area 3

SAMPLE BALLOT Vote for a candidate. STATE SENATOR ANDY THORBURN 37th District DENNIS LAMBERT Nonprofit Director Vote for One SEDINAM MOYOWASIFZA- KATRINA FOLEY CURRY Party Preference: Democratic COUNTY OF ORANGE DAVID ROLDE Mayor/Consumer Attorney County Supervisor HOWIE HAWKINS JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District Party Preference: Republican DARIO HUNTER California State Senator Vote for One DAVE MIN ASHLEIGH AITKEN Party Preference: Democratic Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman Irvine Law Professor DONALD P. WAGNER Orange County Supervisor

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ballot. Refer to the enclosed Mayor/Small Businessman candidate for a nonpartisan office (if SAMPLE BALLOT instructions for important LISA SPARKS any). The party preference, if any, of a information on returning your Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office voted ballot. University Dean/Educator does not appear on the ballot. KATIE PORTER JUDICIAL PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES Party Preference: Democratic Judge of the Superior Court Only voters who disclosed a U.S. Representative Office No. 4 preference upon registering to vote CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES Vote for One for the same party as the candidate Party Preference: Republican seeking the nomination of any party Businessman/Attorney TONY FERRENTINO for the Presidency or election to a Assistant District Attorney GREG RATHS party committee may vote for that Party Preference: Republican candidate at the primary election, Retired Marine Colonel unless the party has adopted a rule to SCHOOL permit non-party voters to vote in its PEGGY HUANG primary elections. Party Preference: Republican Member, County Board of Deputy Attorney General PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Education RHONDA FURIN STATES Trustee Area 3 Party Preference: Republican Vote for One Vote for One Retired Teacher ADAM KOKESH KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of VERMIN SUPREME Education, Trustee Area 3

SAMPLE BALLOT JO JORGENSEN STATE SENATOR ANDY THORBURN 37th District Nonprofit Director DAN BEHRMAN Vote for One ERIK CHASE GERHARDT KATRINA FOLEY Party Preference: Democratic KEN ARMSTRONG COUNTY OF ORANGE Mayor/Consumer Attorney MAX ABRAMSON County Supervisor JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District SAM ROBB Party Preference: Republican California State Senator Vote for One KIM RUFF DAVE MIN ASHLEIGH AITKEN STEVEN A RICHEY Party Preference: Democratic Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman Irvine Law Professor JACOB HORNBERGER DONALD P. WAGNER SOURAYA FAAS Orange County Supervisor KEENAN WALLACE DUNHAM

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE NONPARTISAN OFFICES Please use a black or blue ink pen 45th District All voters, regardless of the party to mark your choices on the ballot. Vote for One preference they disclosed upon DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a registration, or refusal to disclose a DON SEDGWICK party preference, may vote for any candidate or a measure, Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office (if completely fill in the box to the left Mayor/Small Businessman any). The party preference, if any, of a of your choice. To vote for a write- LISA SPARKS candidate for a nonpartisan office in candidate, completely fill in the Party Preference: Republican does not appear on the ballot. box to the left of the space University Dean/Educator JUDICIAL provided for that purpose and KATIE PORTER Judge of the Superior Court write in the name of your choice Party Preference: Democratic Office No. 4 on the line. If you are a voter at a U.S. Representative Vote for One Vote Center and wrongly mark, CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES tear or deface any portion of your Party Preference: Republican TONY FERRENTINO ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If Businessman/Attorney Assistant District Attorney you are a vote-by-mail voter, GREG RATHS contact the Registrar of Voters' Party Preference: Republican Retired Marine Colonel office at 1300-C South Grand SCHOOL Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, PEGGY HUANG Member, County Board of 714-567-7600, to obtain another Party Preference: Republican Education ballot. Refer to the enclosed Deputy Attorney General SAMPLE BALLOT Trustee Area 3 instructions for important RHONDA FURIN Vote for One information on returning your Party Preference: Republican voted ballot. Retired Teacher KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3 PARTY-NOMINATED OFFICES ANDY THORBURN Only voters who disclosed a STATE SENATOR preference upon registering to vote Nonprofit Director 37th District for the same party as the candidate Vote for One seeking the nomination of any party for the Presidency or election to a KATRINA FOLEY party committee may vote for that Party Preference: Democratic COUNTY OF ORANGE candidate at the primary election, Mayor/Consumer Attorney County Supervisor unless the party has adopted a rule to JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District permit non-party voters to vote in its Party Preference: Republican Vote for One primary elections. California State Senator ASHLEIGH AITKEN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED DAVE MIN Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman STATES Party Preference: Democratic DONALD P. WAGNER Vote for One Irvine Law Professor Orange County Supervisor GLORIA LA RIVA HOWIE HAWKINS MEMBER OF THE STATE SAMPLE BALLOT MEASURES SUBMITTED TO THE ASSEMBLY VOTERS 74th District STATE OF CALIFORNIA VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES Vote for One All voters, regardless of the party preference they disclosed upon KELLY ERNBY registration, or refusal to disclose a Party Preference: Republican Deputy District Attorney party preference, may vote for any candidate for a voter-nominated DIANE DIXON office. The party preference, if any, Party Preference: Republican designated by a candidate for a voter- Mayor nominated office is selected by the COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS candidate and is shown for the Party Preference: Democratic information of the voters only. It does California State Assemblymember not imply that the candidate is nominated or endorsed by the party or that the party approves of the candidate. STATE OF CALIFORNIA

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE NONPARTISAN OFFICES Please use a black or blue ink pen 45th District All voters, regardless of the party to mark your choices on the ballot. Vote for One preference they disclosed upon DO NOT USE PENCIL! To vote for a registration, or refusal to disclose a DON SEDGWICK party preference, may vote for any candidate or a measure, Party Preference: Republican candidate for a nonpartisan office (if completely fill in the box to the left Mayor/Small Businessman any). The party preference, if any, of a of your choice. To vote for a write- LISA SPARKS candidate for a nonpartisan office in candidate, completely fill in the Party Preference: Republican does not appear on the ballot. box to the left of the space University Dean/Educator JUDICIAL provided for that purpose and KATIE PORTER Judge of the Superior Court write in the name of your choice Party Preference: Democratic Office No. 4 on the line. If you are a voter at a U.S. Representative Vote for One Vote Center and wrongly mark, CHRISTOPHER J. GONZALES tear or deface any portion of your Party Preference: Republican TONY FERRENTINO ballot, contact Vote Center staff. If Businessman/Attorney Assistant District Attorney you are a vote-by-mail voter, GREG RATHS contact the Registrar of Voters' Party Preference: Republican Retired Marine Colonel office at 1300-C South Grand SCHOOL Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705, PEGGY HUANG Member, County Board of 714-567-7600, to obtain another Party Preference: Republican Education ballot. Refer to the enclosed Deputy Attorney General SAMPLE BALLOT Trustee Area 3 instructions for important RHONDA FURIN Vote for One information on returning your Party Preference: Republican voted ballot. Retired Teacher KEN L. WILLIAMS, JR. Member, Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3 DON'T SEE THE PRESIDENTIAL ANDY THORBURN CONTEST? STATE SENATOR You are a No Party Preference voter Nonprofit Director 37th District and have received a Nonpartisan Vote for One ballot for this election. If you would like to receive a ballot with the KATRINA FOLEY Presidential contest (for the parties Party Preference: Democratic COUNTY OF ORANGE that allow it), you may request a Mayor/Consumer Attorney County Supervisor replacement ballot at ocvote.com/ JOHN M. W. MOORLACH 3rd District npp or by calling the Orange County Party Preference: Republican Vote for One Registrar of Voters' office at California State Senator 714-567-7600. ASHLEIGH AITKEN DAVE MIN Consumer Advocate/Businesswoman VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES Party Preference: Democratic All voters, regardless of the party Irvine Law Professor DONALD P. WAGNER preference they disclosed upon Orange County Supervisor registration, or refusal to disclose a party preference, may vote for any candidate for a voter-nominated MEMBER OF THE STATE SAMPLE BALLOT MEASURES SUBMITTED TO THE office. The party preference, if any, ASSEMBLY VOTERS designated by a candidate for a voter- 74th District nominated office is selected by the STATE OF CALIFORNIA Vote for One candidate and is shown for the information of the voters only. It does KELLY ERNBY not imply that the candidate is Party Preference: Republican nominated or endorsed by the party Deputy District Attorney or that the party approves of the DIANE DIXON candidate. Party Preference: Republican STATE OF CALIFORNIA Mayor COTTIE PETRIE-NORRIS Party Preference: Democratic California State Assemblymember

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You have the following rights:

1. The right to vote if you are a registered 6. The right to get help casting your ballot voter. You are eligible to vote if you are: from anyone you choose, except from • a U.S. citizen living in California your employer or union representative. • at least 18 years old 7. The right to drop off your completed • registered where you currently live vote-by-mail ballot at any polling place or Vote Center in California. • not currently in state or federal prison or on parole for the conviction of a 8. The right to get election materials in a felony language other than English if enough • not currently found mentally people in your voting precinct speak that incompetent to vote by a court language. 2. The right to vote if you are a registered 9. The right to ask questions to elections voter even if your name is not on the officials about election procedures and list. You will vote using a provisional ballot. watch the election process. Your vote will be counted if elections If the person you ask cannot answer your officials determine that you are eligible to questions, they must send you to the right vote. person for an answer. If you are disruptive, 3. The right to vote if you are still in line they can stop answering you. when the polls close. 10. The right to report any illegal or 4. The right to cast a secret ballot without fraudulent election activity to an anyone bothering you or telling you how to elections official or the Secretary of vote. State’s office. 5. The right to get a new ballot if you have made a mistake, if you have not already On the web at www.sos.ca.gov cast your ballot. You can: • Ask an elections official at a Vote Center for a new ballot, By phone at (800) 345-VOTE (8683) • Exchange your vote-by-mail ballot for a new one at an elections office, at By email at [email protected] a Vote Center, or • Vote using a provisional ballot.

IF YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE BEEN DENIED ANY OF THESE RIGHTS, CALL THE SECRETARY OF STATE’S CONFIDENTIAL TOLL-FREE VOTER HOTLINE AT (800) 345-VOTE (8683). Is Your Information Correct?

Have you: Is your: • Moved? • Name spelled correctly? • Changed your name? • Apartment number correct? • Changed your party preference? • P.O. Box number correct? If yes, you need to re-register. If not, please contact us so we can correct your information.

Call our office to request a registration form or to correct any error in your name, apartment number, or P.O. Box number, at (714) 567-7600

You can check your voter registration status at: ocvote.com/verify