What you need to know before voting in California's primary | Charles Clark
Have all of your voting questions answered by the San Diego Union-Tribune's politics reporter Charles Clark.
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Nearly 300,000 voters had returned their mail ballots to the San Diego County Registrar of Voters as of Friday morning.
Yet Michael Vu, the county’s Registrar of Voters, is encouraging more voters to get a jump on Election Day by casting ballots over the weekend and Monday, at the registrar’s office or at four new satellite registrar locations.
“If you are not registered to vote and want to participate, put it on your to-do list to get to the registrar’s office or the satellite offices this weekend,” Vu said by phone Friday. “If you can’t do that, get to your assigned polling location on Election Day.”
Tuesday’s election will be one of the most complex elections in San Diego history. Here’s what voters need to know to make voting easier.
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