On Tuesday morning, California's primary election will officially get underway. Even though voters have been able to cast their ballots early, either by mail or in person, voter turnout so far has been disappointing. So far, only about 15% voter turnout statewide. San Diego County's Registrar of Voters anticipates a relatively low overall turnout for this primary, between 30%-40%, similar to the 2018 midterm primary election. Some poll watchers in Chula Vista, though, where there is a mayor's race and a special Assembly race, are hoping turnout will be better. Full story on CBS8.com: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/key-contests-in-chula-vista-could-increase-primary-turnout/509-c40c40ab-9ac8-4fec-861e-737d1fe275b8