If, like me, you haven't yet received your ballot by mail, don't stress.

YOU CAN STILL VOTE. You probably moved and didn't update your address at the County Clerk's office.

Getting a a replacement ballot is easy if you follow the simple steps below. I just got one and cast my vote, all in less than 30 minutes. Be sure to bring your our Oregon driver's license and Our Crack Election Guide.

Here's what to do.

Step 1:

Go here, with your OR driver's license in hand. Inside the Deschutes Services Building you'll find the County Clerk's office—the folks you want to see. They're upstairs. The address is 1300 NW Wall St., but the building is actually on Hill and Lafayette.

Step 2:

Go upstairs and through these doors.

Step 3: 

These nice ladies are very helpful. They will have you fill out a simple form and ask to see your OR drivers license (you did bring that, right?) then they'll give you a new ballot.

Step 4: 

This is the simple form. It takes 45 seconds to fill out. Hand it to the clerk and they give you a ballot!

Step 5: 

Using your handy Source endorsement guide, fill out your ballot. 

Step 6: 

Submit your ballot! Don't forget to sign it. There's a drop box in the Clerk's office and there will soon be a little drop-off kiosk on Wall St. You can also mail your ballot, but this seemed easier since I was standing right in front of this box. Done!

Call the County Clerk at 541-388-6546 if you have any other ballot/election-related questions. Their website is deschutes.org/Clerks.

There is a crap-ton of stuff to do tonight so grab a costume and get gone. At the Astro Lounge power-pop-reggae-rock band Strive Roots plays at 10pm. Canadian band Cornshed cranks out some alt-country, bluegrass, folk at the Silvermoon Brewery. Seattle’s own Daniel Kirkpatrick & the Bayonetes execute some pop-indie rock with alt-rock band Jacuzzi opening up at the Liquid Lounge. Ike Fonseca drops some county beats off at the Horned Hand. The Monster Ball is at Vince Genna Stadium and hosted by radio personality J-Si from the Kid Kraddick show with music by DJ Kay Rich and $1,000 for the best costume. If you’re looking for some laughs head to the Tower Theatre for the annual Big Brothers Big Sisters 15th Annual Comedy Benefit with Comedians Sharon Lacy and Kermit Apio. Rage-the-Ween is at the Midtown Ballroom and features The Acorn Project playing their own originals and covers by Ween and Rage Against the Machine.

If, like me, you haven't yet received your ballot by mail, don't stress.

YOU CAN STILL VOTE. You probably moved and didn't update your address at the County Clerk's office.

Getting a a replacement ballot is easy if you follow the simple steps below. I just did got one and cast my vote, all in less than 30 minutes. Be sure to bring your our Oregon driver's license and Our Crack Election Guide.

Here's what to do.

Step 1:

Go here, with your OR driver's license in hand. Inside the Deschutes Services Building you'll find the County Clerk's office—the folks you want to see. They're upstairs. The address is 1300 NW Wall St., but the building is actually on Hill and Lafayette.

Step 2:

Go upstairs and through these doors.

Step 3: 

These nice ladies are very helpful. They will have you fill out a simple form and ask to see your OR drivers license (you did bring that, right?) then they'll give you a new ballot.

Step 4: 

This is the simple form. It takes 45 seconds to fill out. Hand it to the clerk and they give you a ballot!

Step 5: 

Using your handy Source endorsement guide, fill out your ballot. 

Step 6: 

Submit your ballot! Don't forget to sign it. There's a drop box in the Clerk's office and there will soon be a little drop-off kiosk on Wall St. You can also mail your ballot, but this seemed easier since I was standing right in front of this box. Done!

Call the County Clerk at 541-388-6546 if you have any other ballot/election-related questions. Their website is deschutes.org/Clerks.

Oh man, how embarrassing: We told you the wrong day on our very own event!

Battle of the Badlands Arm Wrestling Championship is actually on Saturday, Oct. 27, not that wrong date we told you on our picks page this week. Weigh-ins start at The Old Stone at 4:30 p.m. with competition beginning at 6 p.m.

Multiple weight classes for men and women mean you could be a contender!

So, gather your buddies and get down there for the kind of thing that just doesn’t happen around here often enough—this…

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Winners take home excellent prizes...