Educating Voters

We host hundreds of events and programs every year to educate voters about candidates in thousands of federal, state and local races, as well as distribute millions of educational materials about state and local elections.

OK State Election Board Urges Voters to Respond to Address Confirmation Notice

Submitted by Norman in July 2019.

News

"This past spring, more than 181,000 Address Confirmation Notices were mailed to certain Oklahoma voters, as required by law. Nearly two months later, more than 134,000 notices remain outstanding, state election officials said today.

The Brighton Report: Engaging Voters

Submitted by Manhattan/Riley County in July 2019.

Position

Engaging Voters

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Ranked Choice Voting Activity at the Stars and Stripes Festival 2019

Results of our Ranked Choice Voting activity at the Stars and Stripes 2019

We had great voter turnout at the Stars and Stripes event with 82 people of all ages voting.

Chocolate Cake naive drawing Click here to see how Chocolate Cake became the Birthday Cake of the United States at the Stars and Stripes Festival in Lyndonville through Ranked Choice Voting.

Submitted by Torrance Area in July 2019.

Research & Studies

The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) has prepared Local Profiles for each SCAG member jurisdiction every two years since 2009.

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Study/Concurrence/Consensus

DEFINITIONS

Study

Study is the process of formally investigating and discussing a body of facts (including policy implications) whether supporting or contravening a working hypothesis, leading to or including a statement of position.

A study can be part of any League’s “Program,” can take place at the local, state or national level, and is usually designed to provide the League with a basis for future political action. The two basic types of League studies are Concurrence and Consensus.