Kaitlyn Schallhorn is an Editor at the Orange County Register and SoCal News Group. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular interest in state legislatures and health news. Kaitlyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Missouri Times, Fox News Media, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Kaitlyn's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, event coverage, and legal policy regulation within the local sphere of United States politics, particularly in California and Santa Ana. She predominantly covers topics related to politics, the California Legislature, voting procedures, Orange County-specific news and events.
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By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Go behind the scenes of how elections are conducted — and how your vote is counted — for the June 2 primary.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
“We have never had an incident to show that the machines have actually been a cause of any fraud.” Christy McCormick, vice chair of the U.S. Elections Assistance Commission.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Looking back, Christy McCormick was destined to work in elections.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
“We have never had an incident to show that the machines have actually been a cause of any fraud.” Christy McCormick, vice chair of the U.S. Elections Assistance Commission.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... With his white coat on, Dr. Ilan Shapiro walked around Santa Ana, making house calls.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Vote centers offer a range of services, aside from serving as a place to cast a ballot.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
This year is no exception. And even with a competitive race for governor , California is seeing lower turnout than would generally be expected heading into the week of June 2 Election Day
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Primary elections, particularly during non-presidential years, don't generally drive oodles of folks to vote. This year is no exception.
By: Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Primary elections, particularly during non-presidential years, don't generally drive oodles of folks to vote. This year is no exception.
Even with a competitive race for governor, California is seeing lower turnout than would generally be expected heading into the week of June 2 Election Day.
