Major Election District Changes for Mission Viejo Voters
In the City of Mission Viejo, all five City Council seats are up for four-year terms, based on the five new districts established in February 2022 by the City Council.
Download a copy of the new district map at: https://cityofmissionviejo.org/sites/default/files/PLAN_A_packet_MV2022.pdf.
To find your district, enter your address in the City's lookup tool at https://missionviejo.geoviewer.io.
Congressional Districts (CDs) were completely changed within Orange County. For the November 2020 election, most of Mission Viejo was situated in CD-45, with a small portion of south Mission Viejo in CD-49. Katie Porter and Mike Levin were elected as the Representatives for these two districts, respectively. For the November 2022 election, all of Mission Viejo was moved to CD-40, an entirely new district with new candidates; Representative Porter decided to change districts and is now running for the seat in the new CD-47.
California State and Assembly Districts were also substantially redrawn for November 2022. Mission Viejo was situated in State Assembly District 73 and State Senate District 36 in November 2020. Now Mission Viejo residents will be represented by candidates running for new State Assembly District 71 and State Senate District 38.
To verify your Congressional and State districts, enter your address at: https://calmatters.org/politics/2022/01/california-election-new-districts-lookup/
Orange County Supervisorial Districts were changed effective January 6, 2022.
Prior to that date, Mission Viejo was in District # 5, with Lisa Bartlett serving as our County Supervisor. After that date, Mission Viejo was moved to District # 3, along with Supervisor Donald Wagner who will serve in that seat until the November 2024 election. Go to the following website for more information about the new Orange County Supervisorial Districts: https://cob.ocgov.com/2021-redistricting