Four days left to register to vote in Nov. 2 election

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• Now is the time to register to vote for June 5 election

  Now is the time to register to vote for June 5 election

  Though the June 5 primary election is still two months away, voters should not delay in completing a voter registration card if they are new to San Luis Obispo County, have changed their address, or want to change their political party, county Clerk-Recorder Julie Rodewald says.

  She said it is especially critical that voters make sure they are registered with the political party of their choice for the presidential primary, as it will determine which presidential candidates will be on their ballot.

  “Voters who are registered by April 6 will be the first on their block to receive the state voter information guide and sample ballot pamphlet,” Rodewald added.

• Vote-by-mail ballots are on their way to SLO County homes

  Vote-by-mail ballots are on their way to SLO County homes

  Vote-by-mail ballots were sent Monday to more than 80,000 residents, who represent more than 55 percent of San Luis Obispo County’s registered voters, according to county Clerk-Recorder Julie Rodewald.

  Voters should begin receiving ballots Wednesday, along with a booklet containing candidate statements and arguments for and against local ballot measures.

  If a voter is expecting a ballot and has not received it by Friday, Rodewald said, they should contact the elections office at 781-5228.

• Voters have until Tuesday to request vote-by-mail ballot for June 5 election

  Voters have until Tuesday to request vote-by-mail ballot for June 5 election

  The last day a voter can apply for a vote-by-mail ballot for the June 5 election is Tuesday, San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder Julie Rodewald announced.

• In Chile, dictatorship's disappeared can now vote

  In Chile, dictatorship's disappeared can now vote

  Walter Ulises Pizarro Molina is registered to vote in Chile's presidential elections next year, although he disappeared after being arrested 35 years ago during the country's dictatorship.

• South County Democratic Club to hold monthly meeting tonight

  South County Democratic Club to hold monthly meeting tonight

  Getting out the vote in 2012 will be the focus of the South County Democratic Club at its monthly meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. today at the Grover Beach Recreation Center at 12th Street and Trouville Avenue.

  Marlene Jeung, club president, will give a Power Point presentation on voter registration that was created by Dave Akey of Los Osos and is being used at meetings countywide.

  Registration forms will be distributed to members for registering friends, family and neighbors.