Historical March 1978 notice. Original dates, services, prices and contact information are preserved; current availability has not been established.
City residents may now register to vote in all branches and bookmobiles of the St. Louis Public Library. The program, announced by the St. Louis Public Library and the St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners, began February 1. Voter registration is now available Monday through Saturday during regular library hours.
Voter registration stations include the eighteen neighborhood branch libraries, bookmobiles and special vans. Voters may register also in the Community Services Department at Compton Branch Library, 1624 Locust St., and the Registration Department at the Main Library, 1301 Olive St.
The new service permits voters to register, also report changes of name and address at the libraries.
“All citizens are urged to register and participate in the election process,” said John K. Travers, chairman of the Board of Election Commissioners. In addition, he said, “we would suggest that you secure a library card at the same time for enjoyable reading during these long winter days.”
Information on voter registration locations may be obtained from the board of Election Commissioners at 453-4201 or the St. Louis Public Library at 241-2288.
Originally published in The Paper, March 1978.
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