Much attention has been given to the upcoming November election, and many are calling this the most important election in recent memory. Although the registration deadline was Tuesday, unregistered students can still make their voices heard at the County Clerk's Office.
"Between [October] 8 and 21, those who have not registered or changed their address may come in to place their vote or change the address," Laura Edwards, election administrator for the McLean County Clerk's Office, said.
hat our students take every possible opportunity to participate in our democracy."

PITKIN COUNTY - The number of registered voters in Pitkin County, always a moving target, is likely to grow considerably this year, according to county clerk and recorder Janice Vos Caudill.
Reading off the countys computerized voter rolls on Monday, the deadline to register for the Nov. 4 general election, Caudill said the total number of registered voters as of that day was 13,160, compared to 13,279 on election day in 2004.
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By Helen Gao In the interest of a slogan-free balloting environment, California bans electioneering within 100 feet of a polling place.