Culver City Progress: It's Election Day, 2012

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

It's Election Day, 2012

The Culver City Progress Blog has been posting election articles now for nearly 4 months. We have covered important issues, candidates' forums, and measure x. We have given voice to some of the community's concerns and allowed you to comment back. Now it is time to vote. If we're lucky, 25% of registered voters will turn out today in an historic election to select 80% of the new city council. We know that all Culver City Progress Blog readers will participate, but we hope that you will go the extra mile and make sure that your friends and neighbors also go to the polls. We have now had 2 elections in a row where the difference between the winner and the loser was less than 35 votes. In Culver City, every vote does truly count.

If you do not know about the candidates, please go to www.smartvoter.org (run by the League of Women Voters). They have information about all 6 candidates and links to their respective websites.

If you don't know where to vote, go to www.lavote.net/locator to find out.

Come back to the Culver City Progress Blog tomorrow for results and analysis.

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