Making Democracy Work in California

Making Democracy Work in California

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The League of Women Voters of Connecticut believes that the political process must be open to all citizens and that the right to vote with confidence in the election process and with adequate information with which to make informed decisions must be guaranteed for all.
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Event Date: 
01/20/2018 - 3:00pm to 4:30pm
Event location: 

Cedar Room, Lafayette Community Center

This month for our 3rd Saturday program on January 20th we will meet in the Cedar Room of the Lafayette Community Center to review our PROGRAM PRIORITIES and set our course for the next year.  Recommendations from this meeting will be sent to LWVU

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BRIEF SUMMARY: The LWVDV supports high standards for campaigns.

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LWV-Vermont supports ranked choice voting (RCV), for all statewide elections.

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We support action to protect the citizen's right to know, to facilitate citizen participation in government and to oppose major threats to basic constitutional rights.

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We promote an open governmental system that is representative, accountable, responsive and capable of making decisions.

As we continue to discuss the possibility of co-sponsoring a series of public engagement meetings around Fresno, including downtown, we are also hoping to secure a grant to finance speakers, site rental, publicity and printing, and refreshments.

 

Chair:  Marianne Kast: fourkasts [at] gmail.com

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Supports Measures to unify the delivery of services under one jurisdiction

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Supports -The council-manager form of government for the City of Fresno.

The VOTER 2004 Edition

THE VOTER: JANUARY 2004 

January 2004 VOTER includes information on: LWV Positions on Prop. 55 and on Prop. 56, how to participate in forming the League's position on the Electoral College, debate of candidates for the Democratic Party Presidential nomination, nominations for Citizen of Achievement Awards, vigil for Roe-v-Wade.

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