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10.21 Last push for informing voters

Submitted by Alachua County in October 2024.

Action Alerts

Early voting began today. Mail in voting is ongoing. The last day to vote in this election is November 5. Our focus continues to be informing voters, and the way you can help is by passing out League handouts to your friends, neighbors and groups. The best place for people to get information on their ballot choices is the League VOTE411.org site. Each of our handouts has a QR code that directs people to VOTE411.org...

Diverse group of women facing the camera along the top with Meet & Mobilize text below in a white background

Submitted by Alachua County in October 2024.

Event Date:

10/21/2024 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm

Our next Meet and Mobilize (M/M) push will be canvassing in area neighborhoods to educate voters about issues on the ballot and encourage them to get out and vote. This event will be in the Libby Heights neighborhood near Westside Park.

Submitted by Alachua County in October 2024.

Event Date:

10/20/2024 - 3:00pm to 5:00pm

Our next Meet and Mobilize (M/M) push will be canvassing in area neighborhoods to educate voters about issues on the ballot and encourage them to get out and vote.

Submitted by Alachua County in October 2024.

Blog Post

Dear Members,
I hope that each of you has come through Hurricane Milton well. Emotionally, we are reeling from watching three hurricanes in three months cross our region with destructive force. We each have family or friends that have been affected. Leadership that understands and accepts and acts on the human effects on our climate is needed. Our vote is our power. Help get out the vote...

Submitted by Greater Los Angeles in October 2024.

Event Date:

10/17/2024 - 7:00pm

Panel: Moderator - Dr. Roslyn Lee; LWVGLA co-president - Penny Sommers; League Voter Service Team Member - Terea Y Hillary. This event is a Zoom event: Meeting ID: 591-502-4134. Passcode: 101704.

Submitted by Connecticut in October 2024.

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters of Connecticut announced that all Connecticut races for state and federal legislative offices have been published on VOTE411.org, the League’s one-stop-shop for nonpartisan election-related information. Voters will notice something new this year: a campaign finance feature providing voters with insights into the financial backers of federal candidates ahead of the 2024 elections.

Lawsuit Challenges Recent Voter Roll Purges in Virginia Preventing Eligible US Citizens from Voting

Submitted by Virginia in October 2024.

News

Lawsuit Challenges Recent Voter Roll Purges in Virginia Preventing Eligible US Citizens from Vo

Pros and Cons November 2024 Election. League of Women Voters of California Education Fund

Submitted by Stanislaus County in October 2024.

News

We've got you covered if you missed the LWVSC Pros and Cons presentation to the AAUW on October 10, 2024.

Submitted by Orange Coast in October 2024.

News

Ballots started arriving in Orange County on Monday, October 7th

3 Ways to Vote

Mail it ASAP – no postage required

Submitted by Greater Los Angeles in October 2024.

Event Date:

10/22/2024 - 8:00am

Speaker: Mona Field. This is an in-person presentation.

Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.

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10.21 Last push for informing voters

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Connecticut's VOTE411 Voter Guide is Live with a New Campaign Finance Feature to Empower Voters

Lawsuit Challenges Recent Voter Roll Purges in Virginia Preventing Eligible US Citizens from Voting

Recording of Ballot Measures Pros and Cons presentation to AAUW on October 10, 2024

We encourage you to VOTE EARLY

Ballots started arriving in Orange County on Monday, October 7th

The Ebell of Los Angeles

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