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Santa Ana,California 92705 Santa Ana,California 92711
(714)567-7600
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Dear Orange County Voter:
Thank you for registering to vote! This Voter Information Guide contains information for the
March 9, 2021 Second Supervisorial District Vacancy Election. Please take a moment to review
your options prior to voting:
• Convenient Voting at Home: Every voter will receive an official ballot through the mail
in early February. You can return your ballot at one of our secure ballot drop boxes, by
mail (no postage required), or at one of our Vote Centers. See all of your options at
ocvote.com/options.
• Vote Center Voting: We will be operating 13 full-service Vote Centers. You can vote
in-person at select locations beginning February 27th — in person voting is open through
March 9, 2021. For locations and hours visit ocvote.com/votecenter (or review in this
guide).
• Election Day is Now 11 Days: In-person voting at select locations begins February 27th
and will be open through March 9, 2021. In order to avoid crowds — and added COVID-19
safety precautions — consider voting your official ballot at home.
This model of voting provides more conveniences to improve the voter experience. Vote Centers
provide full voting services, all while allowing you to vote at any location, or use your ballot that
you will receive and vote at home instead — see all of the options at ocvote.com/options.
Sincerely,
Neal Kelley v
Registrar of Voters
*Please remember to mail your ballot on or before March 9,2021 at 8 p.m. No postage is required. Other options include depositing
your ballot into one of our secure ballot drop boxes on or before March 9,2021 at 8 p.m.,or return it in-person at any open Vote Center.
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Table of Contents
Important Information Section 1
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Vote-by-Mail Section 2
Language Voter Assistance Section 3
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Voter Information Guide Section 6
Candidates' Statements Section 7
Practice Ballot Section 8
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Important Information 1
Dates to Remember
FEBRUARY/MARCH Monday, February 8, 2021
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Vote-by-Mail Ballot Mailing Begins
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Monday, February 22, 2021
Last Day to Register to Vote
14 15116 171118 19 20 Saturday, February 27, 2021
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Select Vote Centers Open
Saturday, March 6, 2021
28 1r 2 3 4 5 6 All Vote Centers Open
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Tuesday, March 9, 2021
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. If you miss the deadline,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 should 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 9, 2021 Second Supervisorial District Vacancy 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.
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You can vote by mail before Election Day
Every voter in the Second Supervisorial District 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 9.
Remote Accessible Vote-by-Mail Ballot
The Remote Accessible Vote-By-Mail ballot provides voters with disabilities,those with medical impacts due to
COVID-19,and overseas voters the option to request a Vote-by-Mail ballot to be delivered to them electronically.
The electronic ballot can be downloaded to the voter's computer, marked using the voter's own computer or assistive
technology,then printed and returned by following the instructions included with the electronic ballot.
To access your Remote Accessible Vote-by-Mail ballot,visit ocvote.com/ravbm.
For additional information or assistance:
• Call the Registrar of Voters at 714-567-7600
• Email ravbm@rov.ocgov.com
• 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 9
• 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 the district.Visit ocvote.com/votecenter for more information
• Drop off your ballot at any ballot drop box in the district.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 1-888-628-6837
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Language Voter Assistance 3
State law required language assistance information
Translated reference ballots in Tagalog, Farsi (Persian), Hindi,Japanese,and Gujarati of eligible precincts will be
available at all Vote Centers in Orange County.You may also cast a Vote-by-Mail ballot in person at a Vote Center. For
hours and locations,turn to the Vote Center Locations section of this guide or visit ocvote.com/voting.
No later than seven days before the day of the election,the voter may request a vote-by-mail ballot in Spanish,
Vietnamese, Chinese or Korean, or a translated reference ballot in Tagalog, Farsi (Persian), Hindi,Japanese,or Gujarati
for voters in eligible precincts.
Voters in eligible precincts may request a translated reference ballot through the postage-paid postcard on the back
cover of this guide or:
(714) 567-7600 1 P.O. Box 11809,Santa Ana, CA 927111 ocvote.com/language
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Supported languages include:Spanish,Vietnamese,Chinese, Korean and American Sign Language(ASL).
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Select locations open February 27th.
February 27 - March 5, 8am-5pm I March 6 - March 8, 8am-8pm I March 9, 7am-8pm
COSTA MESA
Balearic Community Center 1975 Balearic Dr Off Shantar Dr,N of Adams Ave
Costa Mesa City Hall" 77 Fair Dr Btwn Newport Blvd&Vanguard Way
CYPRESS
Cypress Community Center 5700 Orange Ave Btwn Valley View St&Walker St
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Huntington Beach Central Library" 7111 Talbert Ave Btwn Goldenwest St&Gothard St
Huntington Beach Civic Center 2000 Main St Btwn Yorktown&Utica Ave
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach Civic Center 100 Civic Center Dr Btwn MacArthur Blvd&Avocado Ave
SANTA ANA
Orange County Registrar of Voters 1300 S Grand Ave,Bldg C Corner of McFadden Ave
SEAL BEACH
Seal Beach Senior Center 707 Electric Ave Btwn Main St&Marina Dr
*Drive-thru ballot drop off option
Additional locations open March 6th.
March 6 - March 8, 8am-8pm I March 9, 7am-8pm
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Orange County Water District 18700 Ward St Off Ellis Ave
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Murdy Community Center 7000 Norma Drive Off Goldenwest St
LA PALMA
La Quinta Inn&Suites Buena Park 3 Centerpointe Dr Off Orangethrope,W of Valley View St
LOS ALAMITOS
Rush Park 3021 Blume Dr Btwn Montecito Rd&Foster Rd
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Coast Community Center 6401 San Joaquin Hills Rd Corner of Newport Coast Dr
STANTON
Stanton Central Park 10660 Western Ave Btwn Cerritos Ave&Katella Ave
For a map of all Vote Center locations,visit ocvote.com/votecenter
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BALLOT Ballot Drop Box Locations 5
DROP BOX
Available 24/7 starting February 8 until March 9 at 8pm.
BUENA PARK
Ehlers Event Center Walk Up 8150 Knott Ave Btwn Crescent Ave&La Palma Ave
COSTA MESA
Coastal Heights Senior Living Drive-Thru Only 2283 Fairview Rd Btwn Wilson St&Fair Dr
Mesa Verde Branch Library Walk Up 2969 Mesa Verde Dr E Corner of Baker St
Mesa Water District Walk Up 1965 Placentia Ave Btwn W 19th St&Victoria St
OCDE at The Esplanade Drive-Thru Only 3001 Red Hill Ave Enter on Kalmus Dr
TeWinkle Park Athletic Complex Walk Up 980 Arlington Dr Btwn Newport Blvd&Fairview Rd
CYPRESS
Cypress Community Center Walk Up 5700 Orange Ave Btwn Valley View St&Walker St
Veterans Park Walk Up 4554 Avenida Granada Btwn Moody St&Denni St
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Fountain Valley Branch Library Walk Up 17635 Los Alamos St Btwn Slater Ave&El Monterey Ave
The Center at Founders Village Walk Up 17967 Bushard St Corner of Talbert Ave
HUNTINGTON BEACH
5 Points Plaza Walk Up 18591 Main St Btwn Ellis&Garfield Ave
Bob's Discount Furniture Walk Up 16242 Beach Blvd Btwn Edinger Ave&Heil Ave
Harbour View Park Walk Up 16600 Saybrook Ln S of Heil Ave,Enter on Talisman Ln
HB Professional Plaza Walk Up 714 Adams Ave Btwn Beach Blvd&Delaware
Huntington Beach Civic Center Drive-Thru&Walk Up 2000 Main St Btwn Yorktown&Utica Ave
Huntington Professional Plaza Walk Up 20932 Brookhurst St Btwn Atlanta Ave&Indianapolis Ave
Main Street Branch Library Walk Up 525 Main St Corner of 6th St
Vista Centre Walk Up 17483 Beach Blvd Btwn Slater&Warner
LA PALMA
La Palma City Hall Drive-Thru&Walk Up 7822 Walker St Btwn La Palma Ave&Orangethorpe
LOS ALAMITOS
Los Alamitos Community Center Walk Up 10911 Oak St Off Katella Ave,W of Los Alamitos Blvd
NEWPORT BEACH
Bob Henry Park Walk Up 900 Dover Dr Corner of Castaways Ln
Newport Beach Public Library Drive-Thru Only 1000 Avocado Ave Driveway to Civic Center Parking
OASIS Senior Ctr Auxiliary Parking Lot(Corona Del Mar) Drive-Thru Only Corner of Fifth Ave&Marguerite Ave Across from OASIS Senior Center
Sidewalk-Corner of Avon St&Riverside Ave Walk Up Corner of Avon St&Riverside Ave Btwn PCH&Cliff Dr
SANTA ANA
Orange County Registrar of Voters Drive-Thru&Walk Up 1300 S Grand Ave,Bldg C Corner of McFadden Ave
SEAL BEACH
Leisure World Seal Beach(Must have community access) Drive-Thru&Walk Up 13531 St.Andrews Dr In front of Amphitheater
Mary Wilson Branch Library Walk Up 707 Electric Ave Btwn Main St&Marina Dr
STANTON
Stanton Branch Library Walk Up 7850 Katella Ave Btwn Western Ave&Beach Blvd
All ballot drop boxes meet usable accessibility requirements unless noted as Drive-Thru Only.
For a map of all ballot drop box locations,visit ocvote.com/dropbox
VOTING OPTIONS
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help you cast your ballot quickly.
Avoiding crowds and voting safely at home with your ballot during COVID-1 9 is a
great option! If your preference is to vote in-person, Orange Co u nty's Vote Centers
will be open at select locations for 11 days from February 27 - March 9, 2021 . Here
you will be able to register to vote, cast your ballot,, turn in a vote-by-mail ballot and
much more. Plan ahead due to COVID-1 9 precautions.
Need to find a Vote Center? Hours and locations vary,so please visit ocvote.com/votecenter
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Can I vote You can choose to return your ballot by mail,use a drop box,or vote in person.
by mail? See your options at ocvote.com/options
WHERE FULLY STAFFED IN-PERSON VOTE CENTERS
Can you vote You can vote at select locations with COVID-19 precautions.
IL in person? Find in-person locations and hours at ocvote.com/votecenter
BALLOT DROP BOXES ARE LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT
You can use a drop box to drop off your ballot between
February 8 and March 9,2021.
Find locations and dates of operation atocvote.com/dropbox
6 , WHEN ELECTION DAY LASTS 11 DAYS!
Can you vote You can vote at select in-person Vote Centers between February 27 and March 9,2021.
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Voter Information Guide 6
Second Supervisorial District Vacancy Election
A Special Election will be held on March 9, 2021 within the Second Supervisorial District of the Orange County Board
of Supervisors to fill the vacancy in the office of Second District Supervisor arising from the resignation of office by
Michelle Steel.
The following pages contain:
• Candidates'Statements
• Practice Ballot
Candidates'Statements in this Guide are volunteered by the candidates and paid for at their expense.
All Candidates'Statements are printed exactly as filed.
STATEMENTS OF CANDIDATES SEEKING NONPARTISAN OFFICE Section
COUNTY SUPERVISOR, SECOND DISTRICT 7
SHORT TERM
KEVIN MULDOON JOHN M.W. MOORLACH AGE: 65
Councilman/Small Businessman California State Senator
Six years ago I was elected to the city council as a fiscal watchdog Orange County faces a fiscal crisis that needs to be addressed now.
and public safety advocate. I have served as mayor and currently The coronavirus is impacting the entire globe. And California is
represent the community as mayor pro tem. independently addressing COVID-19.
I care deeply about Orange County and as your supervisor I will While a State Senator in Sacramento,I helped secure$500 million
work to safely reopen businesses and rebuild our economy. I am in funding to protect you until vaccines could be provided. I also
optimistic about our future but it will require all of us to work obtained some 40,000 facemasks and delivered them to local
together and support local businesses. hospitals and frontline workers. We must protect the vulnerable
My accomplishments include: while balancing the viability of our business community and its
critical workforce.
Working with county and local leaders to effectively deal with the Locking down the local economy reduces the tax revenues needed
growing homeless problem. to run our County and its municipalities. All at a time when they are
Leading the city's opposition to releasing over a 1,000 dangerous assisting those in their greatest time of need. Difficult budgetary
jail inmates into our neighborhoods. decisions need to be made.
Supporting our police and firefighters with state-of-the-art Budget decisions should be prioritized with the taxpayers in mind.
equipment and facilities. Our city has achieved historic lows in It is critical to have appropriate and highly skilled staffing, but
serious crime. leading a large organization also requires an independence from
I am a lifelong resident of Orange County,Chapman University law the bargaining units. I have a track record of working professionally
school graduate,and former prosecutor.My wife Heather and I are in the collective bargaining unit process. But I am also the only
proud to be raising our son here. state legislator and county supervisor who did not take one dollar
in political contributions from public employee unions. I view
I ask for your vote.Thank you. accepting such financial support as a conflict of interest.
"As a former prosecutor Kevin is committed to ensuring that crime Perhaps this balanced approach to municipal management is why
victims receive justice.We can count on him to always put victims the Orange County Business Journal recognized me as one of
ahead of politics. Crime Survivors PAC endorses him." Orange County's 500 Most Influential in 2020.
-Patricia Wenskunas I predicted the bankruptcy in 1994, was appointed Treasurer-
Chairwoman,Crime Survivors PAC Tax Collector and assisted in the County's exiting from Federal
www.VoteMuLdoon.com bankruptcy court in 18 months. I also restored the department that
was the epicenter of the fiscal calamity and served as a key witness
in obtaining more than $800 million in litigation settlements. In
2006,I assisted in reducing the County's unfunded retiree medical
liability by$1 billion.
® When I served as your County Supervisor, I was the inaugural
Chair of the County's Commission to End Homelessness. I worked
diligently to adopt Laura's Law to assist severally mentally ill
individuals to receive assisted outpatient treatment.
I know how County departments are run. I know what Supervisors
are responsible to do. And I have Sacramento contacts and
knowledge to improve your County.I have also been licensed as a
Certified Public Accountant and Certified Financial Planner.
During this time of crisis,Orange County needs someone seasoned,
experienced and qualified for the position of Supervisor. I
respectfully request your vote(www.johnmoorlach.com).
STATEMENTS OF CANDIDATES SEEKING NONPARTISAN OFFICE Section
COUNTY SUPERVISOR, SECOND DISTRICT 7
SHORT TERM
MICHAEL VO KATRINA FOLEY
Mayor/Business Owner Mayor/Orange County Businessowner
Everyday,the hard working people of Orange County sacrifice to We need a leader on the Orange County Board of Supervisors
make a living, provide for their families, and make our economy who will focus on residents and businesses first, protect our
run.The COVID-19 pandemic and response has placed a burden on neighborhoods and public spaces,address homelessness,keep our
families,businesses,and our communities as a whole. tax dollars secure,and our families safe.
I am Mayor Michael Vo.I am the story of refugee to public servant, My experiences as a Mayor,small business owner,former School
from communism to freedom. As I fled communist Vietnam and Board Member and PTA president are unique qualifications that
found shelter in a refugee camp at the age of 17, I experienced will benefit the residents of Orange County as we navigate these
being left in the cold and going to bed with an empty stomach. I challenging times.
know and understand your story of being a parent working multiple As your Supervisor,I will:
jobs to provide for your family,being a business owner struggling
to stay afloat and make payroll,and stretching each dollar as far as Protect public health through access to healthcare,including
it will go.I understand your struggles-I have lived them. COVID-19 testing,vaccinations and treatment.
In 1980,my family was interviewed by the U.S.Immigration Officer Support businesses so they can create and retain jobs.
who would determine if we could seek sanctuary in the refugee Partner with cities to tackle the root causes of homelessness,
camp.I promised to myself-if the United States of America saves provide transitional and permanent housing,and clean up our
us,I will do all that I can to give back when I reach the Land of the neighborhoods.
Free-and that is exactly what I have done.I started my business 30
years ago providing much needed services to our community,and Combat the climate crisis and enhance our beaches and open
for the past decade I have given back to this Country that gave me space.
everything by serving as Mayor and Councilmember. Sunshine the more than$7.5 billion budget for better
As an experienced public official, I have contributed my real transparency,accountability,and effective management of our
world experiences to the crucial policy making process. As your tax dollars.
Supervisor,I pledge to: Over the past two decades, I diligently served in District 2 as
Support and increase robust public safety efforts the Mayor,a Councilmember for Costa Mesa and a School Board
Aid and support our small businesses and local economy Trustee for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. I'm also a
Champion fiscal responsibility private sector employment law attorney and small business owner
Lower taxes who knows what it's like to make a payroll.
Fully fund senior and veteran services programs As Mayor,I fought for and secured emergency financial assistance
Address the homelessness crisis and grants for local small businesses struggling to keep their doors
Promote improving resources for mental health open during the COVID-19 pandemic.We developed creative ways
Provide COVID-19 testing and vaccination to all Orange County for businesses to operate safely. As a result,Costa Mesa is one of
residents the few cities with a budget surplus during the pandemic.
Advocate for local control
My husband Casey is a school teacher and we have two sons in
I would be honored to serve as your voice. I humbly ask for your college who graduated from local public schools. I am a proud
blessing and vote. graduate of HeadStart, earned my Bachelor's Degree from UCLA
www.voteformichaelvo.com and my law degree from Seattle University.
I am honored to be endorsed by Orange County firefighters,
paramedics, nurses, teachers, Veterans, grocery workers,
healthcare workers, the Orange County League of Conservation
Voters,and more than 200 community and elected leaders. They
know that new common sense leadership is needed on the Board
of Supervisors.
As your Supervisor,I will find new ideas to solve the unprecedented
challenges we face.
I will not be afraid to take on the bureaucracy and fight for
meaningful change.I have the experience,energy and work ethic
needed to get things done.
I would be honored to earn your vote.
Learn more at www.KatrinaFoley.com or call me at(714)367-6126.
Follow me on social media @katrinafoleyoc
STATEMENTS OF CANDIDATES SEEKING NONPARTISAN OFFICE Section
COUNTY SUPERVISOR, SECOND DISTRICT 7
SHORT TERM
JANET RAPPAPORT
Tax Attorney
I am not a politician. You may not know my name.But you should
know why I am running for this vacated seat before you vote.
www.vote4janetrappaport.com. Twitter @electjanetrapp
I grew up(Los Alamitos,Santa Ana)and have lived in Orange County
for more than 55 years.I served in the Navy,am an international tax
attorney with experience in tax,finance and infrastructure projects.
I can review and dissect a budget. Supervisors mainly manage
the County budget.I am committed to conservative and effective
management of your tax dollars.
Politics has become divisive and disruptive to the everyday well-
being of us all.No matterwhat"side"one is on I think everyone feels
the same.I am committed to being the voice of civility and helping
redirect our public discourse back to a path that leads to solutions
rather than the complete breakdown we have experienced on all
"sides"for years now.
To stabilize our economy and community, the virus must be
controlled. To accomplish this, Orange County needs strong
relationships with State partners and others on key issues
Like funding. I am committed to developing relationships and
consensus so that Orange County gets the funding it needs.I know
how to get this done.
Section
Practice Ballot 8
Second Supervisorial District Vacancy Election
March 9,2021
Orange County Page 1 of 1
COUNTY OF ORANGE N
OCounty Supervisor D
JSecond District,Short Term
Vote for One X
Q KEVIN MULDOON
QCouncilman/Small Businessman
M Q JOHN M.W. MOORLACH r
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W Q MICHAEL VC)
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J Q KATRINA FOLEY D
Mayor/Orange County Businessowner
Q JANET RAPPAPORT
Tax Attorney
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