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Did you let the excitement of voting in November's historic election pass you by? Did you just turn 18 or get your US Citizenship in the past couple of weeks? Did you just move to Los Angeles? If you answered yes to any of those questions, and you want to have your say in the upcoming local election, you'd better bust a move: "Angelenos interested in casting ballots in the city's March 3 election must register to vote by Tuesday," reminds the Daily News. Need help? You'll find the necessary forms at most city and county buildings, libraries, fire stations, post offices and Department of Motor Vehicles offices," but, remember, a lot of those places are closed today for Presidents Day. The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk's Office can also lend a hand.

In a pre-election tally from California Secretary of State Debra Bowen, she announced that an additional 1.7 million have registered to vote since January making the total California voting population 17.3 million.

LA County Registrar-Recorder Dean Logan is looking into 9,000 registration affidavits turned in by a firm hired by the California Republican Party to determine if party affiliations were involuntarily changed, says the Daily News. While party affiliations will not affect voters on November 4th, it could on the next primary.

One: If you're planning to vote in this extremely historic election (in more ways than we can count), registration forms must be postmarked by Monday the 20th. Two: If you're planning to be healthy this fall and winter season (and if you believe in them) then Monday is the first day of free flu vaccinations complimentary of the county's Department of Public Health, who say there is no shortage of vaccine this year, therefore it's free of charge to everyone.