County of San Luis Obispo Clerk-Recorder & Elections

@slovote.gov

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Serving the residents of San Luis Obispo County, CA through elections administration and the maintenance of all vital records for the County -- including birth, death, marriage, FBN, and real property records.

Graphic says 99 days until November 3
Two women at a desk handling documents for candidate filing with a filing deadline of August 7 in San Luis Obispo office.
Three smiling election workers sitting at a table in an office, showing appreciation for poll workers and election day staff.
Notice announcing closure on Friday, July 3rd, for Independence Day with patriotic fireworks and an American flag graphic.
Gold seal with text certifying the June 2, 2026, Statewide Direct Primary Election results by the Clerk-Recorder, with confetti on a blue background.
Close-up of a mail ballot envelope showing a signature cure notice with a deadline of Wednesday, June 24 at 5pm for correcting mismatched signatures.
Election results update dated June 19, 2026, with information on unprocessed ballots and voter signature cure deadline of 5pm June 24.
56% voter turnout in SLO County as of June 16, ranking 8th highest out of 58 counties with a 41% statewide average.
Three election workers conduct a manual tally at a table inside the Elections Center in downtown San Luis Obispo. Text says "The One Percent Manual Tally begins Tuesday, June 16 at 9am in the Elections Center in downtown SLO."
Close-up of an official election mail return envelope with a red circle highlighting the postmark dated June 3, 2026, and a stamp from that says June 2, 2026.
An updated primary election results and unprocessed ballots report are posted on slovote.gov as of June 8, 2026. To date, 58,067 ballots have been counted.
First unofficial results update for the June 2nd Statewide Direct Primary Election posted on June 4, 2026. The next update will post by 6pm on Monday, June 8.
Adults standing at a table in a big room
Reminder to use official ballot drop boxes or deliver mail ballots to Elections Offices to avoid delays starting today.
Close-up of an American flag waving with sunlight shining through, honoring Memorial Day.
2026 primary election early voting info for California with instructions on drop boxes, mail ballots, and election offices in SLO and Atascadero.
Text that says, Attention residents of Shandon, San Miguel and Paso Robles: As we finalize polling place staffing assignments for June 2nd, we still have a need for community members to serve as precinct workers in this part of the North County. If you live in one of these communities and are able and willing to serve on Election Day, please call us at (805) 781-4989 or email us at elections@co.slo.ca.us More info can be found at SloVote.gov/June2026
2026 primary election notice explaining ballot packets include polling locations and official ballot drop box lists.
Blue mailbox illustration with text encouraging early return of 2026 primary election mail ballots for timely counting.
Graphic showing gears with text inviting public to watch Logic & Accuracy Testing of election tabulators before the 2026 primary election.
2026 Primary Election reminder to update voter registration if you've moved since the last election, with a link to VoterStatus.sos.ca.gov.
2026 primary election notice urging to report inaccurate or misleading posts via email VoteSure@sos.ca.gov.
Illustration of a ballot box with a voting slip and text urging San Luis Obispo County residents to prepare for the 2026 primary election by updating voter status before May 4.
Modern house illustration emphasizing the choice to vote in person or by mail for the 2026 Primary Election.
Woman in a pink jacket sorting through stacks of pink paper in a warehouse with shelves of boxes behind her.
An illustration of a laptop computer promoting accurate 2026 primary election info from SLO County Elections Office with office hours and website details. Open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Find out more at SloVote.gov/June2026
List of candidates for California governor and lieutenant governor with their party affiliations, shown on a voter update page from the Statewide Voter Information Guide.
2026 California primary election ballot security includes the use of a unique barcode and signature verification for every voter.
Red alarm clock showing 24 days left until early voting starts for the 2026 primary election with a prompt to track ballots online at WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov
Graphic explaining the importance of primary elections, highlighting voter influence on general election candidates, party direction, local races, turnout impact, and early engagement.
Title says: Understanding the Petition Process. Photo shows a checklist form for a petition requiring community health clinics to spend 90% of revenue, with signature counts and circulation dates from 2025 to 2026.
Four stickers laid out side by side. Two say "I Voted," one says "Yo vote," and one says "Future Voter"
Text says: Are you considering running for a school board, community services district, or special district contest on the November 2026 ballot? Candidate Workshop on Monday, April 13, 5:00 pm. For more info, visit www.slocoe.org
Timeline of key dates for the June 2nd primary election including voter data, ballot mailing, and registration deadlines. April 3: Voter data sent printer By April 18: Ballots mailed to military and overseas voters By May 4: Ballots mailed to all voters May 18: Regular registration deadline May 19: Conditional (late) registration begins
Screen shot of an online article under a blue banner that says "Voter Update" and displays the Clerk-Recorder seal. The article headline is "What does the proposed SAVE Act mean, exactly, for SLO County Voters?"
Announcement for Random Alphabet Drawing event on March 12 at 11 am to determine state candidates' ballot order in San Luis Obispo County.
Countdown to March 10 deadline for the 2026 'I Voted' sticker design contest for SLO County students in grades 3-12.
Reminder that the candidate filing period ends in one week, except for offices where the incumbent does not file, extending to March 11.
A roll of "I Voted" stickers unspooled. Text that says: Wanted - a fresh look. Enter the 2026 SLO County Elections "I Voted" sticker contest. Open to students from SLO County in grades 3 through 12. The winning designs will be printed and distributed at polling places throughout the county during the June and November 2026 elections. Entries can be submitted in person, by mail, or emailed between February 16 and March 16 and winners will be announced in April. For rules and an entry form visit www.slovote.gov.