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Elections in San Luis Obispo could look different in two years. A proposal will be discussed at Tuesday’s city council meeting that would have voters mark their ballot for one Council candidate rather than two.

Latinos are less likely to vote than white people according to the Public Policy Institute of California. Locally there’s an effort to get more Spanish-speaking voters to the polls.

As of Sunday night, 63 percent of SLO County voters have already cast their votes in the current election. But of those still filling out their ballot—or…

Depending on where voters are registered, there are a lot of candidates in one category on the November 2018 ballot: judicial. But unlike other offices,…