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Show I ' M'. Number II First community registration today procedures at' the clerk's office will not be conducted on the neighborhood days. August 12 and Aug. 22 are the hist neighborhood neigh-borhood days before the Sept. 12 primary election. Three days in October are set aside for neighborhood neigh-borhood registration. State law requires six months residency in the slate and (it) days in the county before a citizen is eligible to vote. The American Civil l.ihnrfioo l!r,;,i .,, The first of three neighborhood voter registration days in August is Tuesday. Eligible voters who have moved since the last election, haven't voted since 1968 or just turned 18 can register at a neighborhood agent from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The location of these agents is available from the county clerk's office, 328-7541, 328-7541, the League of Women's Voters, 328-4532, or Tribune information, 524-4501. Normal rc.n'rL-t.L Common Cause may challenge this requirement; such action in other states has led to a shorter residency requirement. Federal law requires only 30 days residency for Presidential elections. Sterling Evans, county clerk, expects 25,000 new voters to register before the Nov. 7 election, elec-tion, making the Salt Lake County total 250,000 voters. With registration drives planned by both parties, high schools and colleges, this total may go higher. |
