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: Election UpdatesLA County breaks registration record
By Michael Alvarez
According to a report on KPCC, LA County has broken it’s own registration record, and now has more registered voters than any other county in the country. And we still have ten more days for people to register to vote!
Here’s the KPCC report:
LA County breaks record for registered voters
It?s official. Los Angeles County now has more registered voters than any other county in the country. Today, L.A. County Registrar Recorder Dean Logun announced that with 10 days still to go before the deadline, the county?s already broken its own record for voter registration.
Dean Logun: ?I think this is a sign that we?ve topped the all time record this week, so I think we?re going to go even higher, and I think all signs point to a potential historic high turnout on November 4th.?
More than 4,149,000 people are registered to vote in L.A. County. If that doesn?t include you, it?s not too late. The deadline to register is October 20th.
Note that it is really “Dean Logan.”
And here is the official LA County Registrar/Recorder press release.
Full post as published by Election Updates on October 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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