Voter Information

Be an Informed Voter 

• Get all the information you need to be an informed voter. Here are some valuable sources.

• Visit Vote411 to look up your personalized ballot. With Vote411 you can
  • get information on candidates, measures, and who supports them
  • check where, when and how to vote
  • make note of your choices and use the notes to fill out your ballot.

• Read the Easy Voter Guide. This is a easy-to-read reference to find out why to vote, how to vote, and what is on the ballot. It is available in 5 languages (English, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese and Chinese).

• Review information about ballot measures on our Pros and Cons page.

• Attend a candidates forum or view the replay of a previous event. Information is on our Candidates Forums page.

• Voter Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) here.

• Find election information from the California Secretary of State here.

• Find election information from the federal government here.

One-Stop Information for San Luis Obispo County Voters at the SLO County Clerk Recorder's Website 

June 2 California Primary Election     

November 3 General Election

Visit the SLO County Clerk Recorder's website to:  

• Check your voter registration status
    
  
• Register to vote
    
  
• Track your ballot
    
  
• Find a drop box
    
  
• Get a list of candidates
    
  
• Research local measures that will be on the ballot
     
  
• Find answers to all the FAQs.

* * * * * * *  Vote  * * * * * * *

You have several options to submit your ballot:

• Mail -Mail in your ballot. It must be postmarked on or before Election Day. Your signature on the envelope should match the name you used to register or on your CA drivers license.

• Drop Box - Deposit your ballot in its envelope in a drop box.
  

• Polling Place - You may deposit your ballot, vote on a machine, or register to vote at the government center or a polling place.  Look up your polling place here.

• Track - Sign up to track your ballot here.