Chartis Tebbetts, Elizabeth Danis, Eileen McIntyre, Nancy Bettinger and Eva Marx led the Ballot Question Process Study. Discussion explored Understanding Ballot Questions, Signature Requirements, Signature Gathering, Legislative Involvement and Responsibilities, and Campaign Financing for Ballot Questions.
2019 LWV Annual Meeting featuring guest speaker Dr. Karen Mazza presenting opportunities for LWV members to support the new legislation for Civics Education Curriculum for Massachusetts public schools.
Member Meg Wheeler helps launch the new LWV hashtag #myLWVvoice
Hingham
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging the informed and active participation of citizens in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.
The League of Women Voters of Hingham (LWVH) is hosting a January 23rd program titled “The Fight for the Vote: South Shore Women Make Their Voices Heard (1800s-1920s)” at the Hingham Heritage Museum.
The LWV Hingham hosts regular Candidates Nights for Hingham voters to hear from candidates running for local office. The Candidates Night for the 2019 Hingham Town Election was held on April 10, 2019.
Harbor Media recordings are included for each event.
