About

Neal Kelley, Registrar of Voters

Neal Kelley is Registrar of Voters for Orange County, California, the fifth largest voting jurisdiction in the United States, serving more than 1.8 million registered voters.

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Office Hours
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, except holidays (We are open during the lunch hour)

We are open as a Vote Center for the 2nd Supervisorial District Vacancy Election beginning February 27. For Vote Center hours, click here.

Vote Center Customer Service Center
8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday

Telephone Directory

Telephone Numbers
Main telephone number: 714-567-7600
Fax number: 714-567-7556
Vote-by-mail ballot application return fax: 714-567-7556
Military/Overseas fax: 714-567-5100
Vote Center Employee Help Desk: 714-954-1901 (Employees Only)

Physical Address
1300 South Grand Avenue, Building C
Santa Ana, CA 92705
(At the corner of Grand Avenue & McFadden)

E-Mail
[email protected]

Mailing Address
Registrar of Voters
P.O. Box 11298
Santa Ana, CA 92711-1298

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Mission Statement

"To provide election services for the citizens of Orange County to ensure equal access to the election process, protect the integrity of votes, and maintain a transparent, accurate and fair process."

- Orange County Registrar of Voters

Our People

Leadership

We believe leadership is the largest single factor for success in performance excellence, a cornerstone of our operations.

Employees

Our employees are dedicated to producing quality elections and understand the importance of customer service.

Careers

The Registrar of Voters’ staff includes 61 permanent employees, numerous seasonal hires, and thousands of volunteers. When a permanent position is available, the Registrar of Voters advertises and accepts applications for it through the County of Orange employment website ocgov.com/jobs.

Openings

Documentaries

Blueprints for Democracy

The seed of this story lies in the incredible details required to place a candidate on a ballot, produce that ballot and count votes. This follow up to the award-winning documentary, What it Takes to Count: Inside an Orange County Election, dives even further into the myriad of details involved in producing elections.

What it Takes to Count

This emotionally charged documentary, set in Orange County, California, explores the hectic world of elections and how they are planned and carried out. The result is a startling look at how extreme scrutiny has changed the face of elections in the United States and how complex they have become.

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