If you haven't gotten around to voting yet, you have until 6 p.m. today, Saturday, March 17 to do so.

In East Baton Rouge parish, voters will be casting their vote for the presidentifal primary and municipal elections in Baker for mayor, chief of police and council members and a school board tax.

The Registrars of Voters will open their offices from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for each day of early voting. When you go to cast your vote early, you will be asked to identify yourself with either a photo ID or signature on a voter affidavit. You may use a driver's license, a Louisiana Special ID, or some other generally recognized picture ID that has your name and signature. You may wish to contact your local Registrar of Voters office for specific locations, dates and times.

Voting will take place at four offices:  downtown, 222 St.

Governor Bobby Jindal recently announced his support for SB 162 by Sen. Dale Erdey, which restricts access to public libraries for certain sex offenders. The legislation will be included in the Governor’s 2012 legislative package.

“This session we’re pushing for a number of new laws that continue to crack down on sex predators so they can’t harm children in our state," Jindal says. "Like schools and playgrounds, libraries should be a place where children can feel protected. This legislation is another important step we can take to make our communities safe from sex predators.”

“We must do everything in our power to protect our children," says Erdey.  "Sex offenders don't belong in our schools or playgrounds, and with this legislation we’ll add public libraries to that list. Our libraries are a place of learning and growth, and I'm proud the Governor supports keeping these institutions safe from sex offenders.”

Currently, convicted sex offenders who committed a sex offense against a victim under the age of 13, are prohibited from residing or physically being on or within 1,000 feet of school property or a park.