The procrastinators guide to the San Diego County Nov. 3 election

For all of you who haven’t turned in your ballot yet, or are waiting to go to a polling place the day of, we see you. Chances are, there are some of you who have put off figuring out what’s on the ballot until you sit down at a voting kiosk.

So, this one goes out to the procrastinators. We’ve put together this one stop shop to quickly connect you to our coverage, along with our partners, of the big issues at play in the general election. Plus, a bonus overview of the countywide ballot measures.

First and foremost, here’s where you can go to vote in-person . As of Saturday, Oct. 31, all of these locations will be open during the day until the polls close.

You can find a breakdown of who the state and local candidates are on your ballot, as well as a flyover look at the state propositions. Sure, Prop. 40, 41 and 42 —the billionaires tax and the two propositions that would cancel out the tax — are generating the most buzz. There are still a plethora of other propositions to get to know on this year’s ballot — like a massive affordable housing bond or whether to allocate money toward immunology research — to brush up on before making a decision.