The Los Angeles city council may soon consider including the Armenian language in election ballots.

About 30,000 voters of Armenian descent are registered in L.A, Southern California’s public radio reports.

Councilman Paul Krekorian and Council President Herb Wesson have submitted the motion asking for the city’s election materials and ballots to be translated into Armenian in time for the 2013 elections.

The ballots in Armenian language have already been used in Glendale.

In accordance with the Voting Rights Act, ballots are already being translated into six languages ­- Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese and Japanese.