Just the facts

After all the sample sale shopping and trick or treating some real work needs to be done.
Please get out there and vote.
From the Voter Guide website:

"There are more ways to participate in the electoral process. You can:

• Be a poll worker on Election Day, helping to make voting easier for all eligible voters and protecting ballots until they are counted by elections officials;
• Spread the word about voter registration deadlines and voting rights through emails, phone calls, brochures, and posters; and
• Help educate other voters about the candidates and issues by organizing discussion groups or participating in debates with friends, family, and community leaders.

For more information about how and where to vote, as well as other ways you can participate in the electoral process, call (800) 345-VOTE or visit www.sos.ca.gov.
It is a wonderful privilege in a democracy to have a choice and the right to voice your opinion. As you know, some contests really do come down to a narrow margin of just a few votes. Whether you cast your ballot at a polling place or by mail, I encourage you to take the time to carefully read about each candidate and ballot measure—and to know your voting rights.
Thank you for taking your civic responsibility seriously and making your voice heard!
Please check the Voter Guide for the facts on the propositions and candidates."