Joan Hubbard, Mary Toy, Victoria Turner, Julie Gaebe, Jean Dugan and Kathleen Farrell accept award at the 40th Annual Bayer YMCA Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast.
The League of Women Voters of Metro St. Louis believes one of the best ways for voters to learn about people seeking election is to hear candidates speak and answer questions from the community in a public forum. Click on the links for the location or to submit questions for all the candidates at the following forums.
Voter Guides for the April 8 election were printed in the March 20 St. Louis Post-Dispatch and at selected locations in the region. Online, the candidate and ballot information may be accessed by inputting an address at the League-sponsored vote411.org website.
Municipalities and special districts will hold elections for officers and ballot propositions on Tuesday, April 8. Information is summarized below and will be updated if more information becomes available.
Our League joins all others in studying the federal judiciary. We will send LWVUS our input on broad principles for the Supreme Court and other federal courts after our consensus meeting on March 29.
Leagues throughout the U.S. are operating under a new unified membership structure that has started to be implemented. Members are invited to learn that this means to them.
Above: Senator Karla May, left, visits with LWVSTL co-president Joan Hubbard, right.
LWV of Metro St. Louis members joined in the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition's non-partisan legislative day in Jefferson City on January 28. Our League is an organizational coalition partner.
League Co-President testified against an Ameren rate increase at a Public Service Commission hearing. She emphasized the cost burden on those who are most vulnerable.
