Tuesday is the last day to request a vote-by-mail ballot for the June 5 statewide primary election.
Anyone who is unable to meet the deadline or vote in person is asked to authorize another person to pick up their ballot at any City Hall, library, post office or election office.
The written authorization is signed under penalty of perjury and includes the voter's name, date of birth, signature, residential address and the name of the person authorized to pick up the ballot.
California residents can check their voter registration status, polling place, mail-in ballot status and more by going to their county elections website here.
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