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VOTER REGISTRATION: OCT. 6 DEADLINE

Requirements: 1.) You must be at least 18 years old on or before November 5, 1986; 2.) You must be a U.S. citizen (bom or naturalized); 3.) You must be an Ann Arbor resident (residence is defined as the place you eat, sleep, and keep your belongings); 4.) You must be registered to vote within 30 days of the next election.

When to Register: To be eligible to vote in the November 4 election, you must be registered by 8:00 pm, October 6, 1986. You do not need your driver's license or birth certifícate to register.

Where to Register: You may register at the City Clerk's Office (City Hall), the Secretary of State Office, or by a Deputy Registrar of Ann Arbor. There are many Registrars floating around the city this time of year. A good place to find them will be at movie lines, Farmers Market and Zingerman's Deli, grocery stores, the Fishbowl, U-M Student Union, and various campus classrooms. lf you are handicapped or over the age of 55 you may register by mail. CalL the City Clerk's Office (994-2725) to have your absentee registration sent to you.

But I moved... If you are registered in Ann Arbor and moved to another address in Ann Arbor, you should re-register at your new address. However, on the OFF CHANCE that you cannot re-regIster, you will still be allowed to vote one time at your old precinct.

But l'm an out-of-state resident... If you are an out-of-state resident and want to vote in the upcoming election, you may do so without establishing formal residency. If you are concerned about losing representation in you home state by registering here, you may want to consider registering in Ann Arbor for the time that you are in school and then re-registering in your home state when you return.

DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER BY OCTOBER 6, 1986