Wednesday, September 22, 2004
Politics: Wictory Wednesday!
Yetserday I was reminded that the deadline for registering to vote is fast approaching. A colleague at work called to check on her registration and learned that since she had never changed her address after moving a while back, she was not registered to vote here in Austin.
If you voted in the primaries then you're set, but if not, it doesn't take long to check. Oct. 4 is the last day to register for this November's election, so it's a good idea to take care of this now. The official B/C'04 site has a voter application form that you can fill out and mail in. You might also google "(your county) voter registration" to find a local registrar's website. Some counties (Travis County, which includes all of Austin, is one) allow you to check your registration and, in some cases, register online.
Don't put this off. It's easy and won't take more than a minute or two. Make sure that your friends, especially the ones in Battleground States, address their registration as well. Polls show the President with a solid lead, but they won't matter on Nov. 2, if we don't follow through and mark those ballots.
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If you voted in the primaries then you're set, but if not, it doesn't take long to check. Oct. 4 is the last day to register for this November's election, so it's a good idea to take care of this now. The official B/C'04 site has a voter application form that you can fill out and mail in. You might also google "(your county) voter registration" to find a local registrar's website. Some counties (Travis County, which includes all of Austin, is one) allow you to check your registration and, in some cases, register online.
Don't put this off. It's easy and won't take more than a minute or two. Make sure that your friends, especially the ones in Battleground States, address their registration as well. Polls show the President with a solid lead, but they won't matter on Nov. 2, if we don't follow through and mark those ballots.
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