 This year several offices are up for election, and although many
incumbents are running unopposed, it is still important to cast your
vote.In addition, this year the citizens of Logan County will be
asked to vote on electricity aggregation. If you have an opinion on
this subject, your vote will make your opinion known.
Voting is a privilege afforded to all adults once they have
achieved the age of 18. If you are or will be 18 on or before March
20, you are encouraged to register and exercise your right and let
your voice be heard.
There are others who may need to re-register. If you have moved
or have recently married or otherwise changed your name, you are
encouraged to visit a voter registration office and make needed
changes to your voter record.
In Logan County there are several places this can be done,
including the county clerk's office; the driver's license facility
when receiving services; local libraries; through precinct
committeemen; at Hartsburg-Emden High School, Mount Pulaski High
School, Lincoln Community High School and Olympia High School;
through a representative at Lincoln Christian University or Lincoln
College; at the Logan County Farm Bureau; and with general deputy
registrars.
[LDN, based on text received from
Sally J. Letterly,
county clerk] |
