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Orange County Line

OC Election Day 2016

What to expect in Orange County politics.

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By Gustavo Arellano • Nov 8, 2016 • 4m Listen

Tomorrow is Election Day, and it might prove historic in Orange County. Activists promise to monitor polls, hearkening to an infamous 1988 incident in which the OC GOP and then-Assemblymember Curt Pringle had to pay $400,000 for illegally posting poll guards outside Santa Ana voting booths. OC Dems have a good chance of winning new state assembly and senate seats, along with congressional and supervisor races. And Garden Grove and Anaheim try out district elections for the first time, a trend that promises to come to other OC cities next election. Will this be the most important election in OC history?

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    Gustavo Arellano

    columnist, LA Times

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    Benjamin Gottlieb

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