Listen to LWVCT President Carol Reimers discuss the election with Aaron Kupec of Face CT on WTIC News Talk 1080.
Why was the ERA proposed? Why was it controversial? Would you have voted for or against ratification of the ERA if you were a state legislator at the time? Take part in an engaging community conversation that will have you step into the shoes of women’s rights advocates as they worked to secure the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut wants all eligible voters to be registered and vote this year. Are you wondering why you should vote, how you can vote and what to expect? Watch this Special LWVCT event to hear from the Secretary of the State, Denise Merrill, our VP of Voter Services, Laura Smits, and a panel of voters from around the state as they share what voting means to them and why it is important to vote in the 2020 Election.
NOTE: UPDATED TIME. FAIRTV will broadcast the League of Women Voters of Fairfield annual Candidates Debates, in partnership with the Fairfield Museum and History Center, featuring Fairfield candidates for state legislative office.
Can you drop your absentee ballot in a different town's drop box? Does Connecticut do signature matching? What recourse do you have if someone bothers you at the polls? So Many Questions…So Little Time! Your FAQs About Voting Asked and Answered…
If you're voting in person on Tuesday, snap a photo of your "I Voted" sticker after you cast your ballot and post on social media with the hashtag #CTVotes, then tag family and friends to take the selfie challenge themselves!
There are many heroes in your communities who have worked long hours and will continue to work long hours past election day to ensure one of America’s basic rights - the right to vote safely and securely – is maintained. Take a moment to reach out to someone in your life today who is working on the elections and let them know how much you appreciate them!
Trying to figure out what the election results mean for Connecticut and the nation? Join CT Mirror for a political roundtable on the consequences of this year's historic elections, sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Connecticut.
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