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Saturday early voting totals were a bit down from the rest of the week as almost 17% of registered voters have voted in Orange County.

Except for 2 Orange County ESD commissioner seats up for grabs, the only other local election is a tax referendum for LCMCISD.

Other county offices up for reelection were unopposed in the General Election.

Orange County Voters will be choosing their US Representative and a slew of State Races.

Early voting goes through November 4th, with the general election on November 8th. 

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