Big news: “The national League of Women Voters today overwhelmingly approved a Washington state position advocating for support for local news providers. The decision enables @LWV members nationwide to lobby for legislation that would help local news organizations survive.”
It also reports on a state election website that allows voters to track their ballots, tips on registering to vote, the League’s Vote411 system, the latest on redistricting, restored voting rights, a timeline of voting in WA, and when you can expect to receive your ballot.
The publication also reports on volunteer election observer corps throughout the state, efforts to make voting more accessible to all, the Future Voter program, and the system of Student Engagement Centers on 10 university campuses.
“Your Vote,” is a free, 20-page online publication designed to educate and empower voters as they exercise their civic duty is now available here: https://t.co/DONnxrwleM thanks to the LWV of Washington and the Spokane Spokesman-Review newspaper.
We are pleased to participate in Vancouver's 18th annual 2021 Peace & Justice Fair & Concert on Sept. 11 at Esther Short Park. Join us from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. while we work to register voters and provide nonpartisan information about voting.
Watch for LWVCC on YouTube! The League of Women Voters of Clark County is moving forward with creating a YouTube account to host videos and other audio/video tools to promote the nonpartisan organization’s mission of empowering voters and defending democracy. Stay tuned!
The League’s annual publication They Represent You has been updated - featuring names & contact info for elected officials in Clark County. “The League’s mission is to empower voters and defend democracy and so we do this as a public service,” said Past President Judie Stanton.
What a great way to start Women's History month - @CCHMuseum is now open to members! Go see the (Her) Story exhibit! Many League members created this exhibit and featured in some of the panels. #WomensHistoryMonth2021
https://t.co/q1YV8gHapI
With the @fvrl , LWV will kick off a series of online classes on redistricting on Feb. 16. The free, 90-minute workshop will feature info on the redistricting effort, scheduled to begin this spring, impact residents, and how the public can participate. https://t.co/1R6Av3q7IE