San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder

Tuesday night, across California, voters are casting ballots in a special election. In San Luis Obispo County, voters say they’re feeling a mix of anticipation and concern about the direction of the country.

San Luis Obispo County voters are starting to receive their mail-in ballots for the November 4th special election.

The Clerk-Recorder’s Office is set to release the final results by 5 p.m. Tuesday.

The San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder’s Office has upgraded to a high-speed ballot-counting machine that could quicken election results. The machine, called the Dominion Hipro, counts ballots about three times faster than the office’s older models.

An Arroyo Grande mayoral candidate is denying that she broke any laws after a report surfaced that she was under investigation for possible electoral fraud.

San Luis Obispo County high schools are competing to see which can register, or pre-register the most students to vote. It’s to prepare for the upcoming general election.

San Luis Obispo County election officials said they are facing a shortage of poll workers for the upcoming general election. According to the Clerk-Recorder’s Office, many volunteers canceled their shifts.

San Luis Obispo County will have a new voting counting machine for the upcoming election, but it’s not without backlash from some members of the community.

The group did not submit a petition because they didn't get enough signatures, according to the County Clerk-Recorder's Office.

Former SLO County Clerk recorder Tommy Gong stepped down from his position in 2021. At a Bay Area League of Women Voters meeting today, he reflected on the challenges he faced during the 2020 elections.