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    Election Day: County by county

    I know. I know. Like seeing a double rainbow, it doesn’t seem quite believable at first, but after all the speeches, debates, fundraisers, attack ads and geysers of speculation by…

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    By Saul Gonzalez • Nov 5, 2012 • 1 min read

    I know. I know. Like seeing a double rainbow, it doesn’t seem quite believable at first, but after all the speeches, debates, fundraisers, attack ads and geysers of speculation by television political pundits, Tuesday, November 6th, otherwise known as

    Election Day 2012, is almost here. Trust me on this, I’m a journalist and know these things.

    To get some practical election day help and information, I talked to Dean Logan, Los Angeles County’s Registrar of Voters. Logan started by telling me just how huge the vote is in L.A. County. And at around 3 minutes into our conversation, Logan answered the basic questions you might have as a registered voter on Election Day.

    If you don’t live in L.A. County, here are links up to other election administration websites across Southern California. There, you can find answers to many of your questions about election day in your neck of the woods, along with information on the local candidates and measures you’ll be voting on.

    • Los Angeles County

    • Orange County

    • Riverside County

    • San Bernardino County

    • Ventura County

    Want to know more? Click here. Have a great election day. I’ll see you on the other side.

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      Saul Gonzalez

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