League of Women Voters ^®
of Connecticut

It’s not too late to join us in calling for a fair and transparent redistricting process in Connecticut. Redistricting continues. Patricia Rossi and Joan Twiggs are grateful to all who put yourselves and your leagues on the “Redistricting Action Map.” What started as a metaphor has now become a literal map and we invite you to check it out!

Too often, people skip their local elections, believing they are less important than national and state contests. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Unlike state and national elections, local elections have much more impact on the quality of your daily life. Here’s why everyone should make the effort to vote on Tuesday, November 2nd in your city or town’s local election.

2020 Census data needed for states to complete their decennial redistricting task was released August 12. That same day, the League of Women Voters joined other organizations in Connecticut and around the country in a Twitterstorm to call for "Fair Maps for All". This final post in our 5-Part Summer Series provides key messaging for those interested in joining our push for Fair Maps: what you to ask or say when contacting your legislators, attending upcoming public hearings, and raising awareness of the process through social media and letters to the editor.

Laura Smits, LWVCT President, and Chris Prue, President of the Registrar of Voters Association as they join Future Leaders in Politics (FLIP) about all things Voting Rights in Connecticut. Watch the recording if you missed the event.