County officials will set up registration tables at 19 locations Monday to make it easier for people

If you re eligible to vote in next month s presidential election and you haven t registered, it s the 11th hour. TODAY is the last day to register to be eligible to vote in the Nov. 6 presidential election. While California's Secretary of State and county registrars of voters have actively encouraged people to register online , many traditional voter mobilization efforts are also in play through Monday night.
hong kong cheap hotels Outside St. Joseph s Catholic church in Hawthorne, some parishioners set up a table after Sunday mass with American flags and paper registration forms. Volunteer registrar Jesus Cervantes said the economy is fueling interest in next month's election. "We desperately need to create more jobs in this community. There's a lot of young adults hong kong cheap hotels who are ready to work, but there s no jobs," Cervantes said. "Besides that, there s young people that are just ready to start joining the workforce, but same problem: no jobs."
Some voters fear that their paper registration hong kong cheap hotels won t make it in on time. Dean Logan, Registrar of Voters for Los Angeles County, said that in addition to the online application process, his office is trying to help with paper registrations too.
County officials will set up registration tables at 19 locations Monday to make it easier for people to register. Most will be open from about 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. or midnight. Below is a map with the locations across Los Angeles County, hong kong cheap hotels via www.lavote.net :
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