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Elections

We are all equal at the ballot box, but only if we vote. We engage millions of voters every year ensuring Americans have the information they need to participate in elections that determine our future.

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Event Date: 
04/08/2025 - 7:00pm
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Oak Hammock

This Oak Hammock Committee Meeting features Professor Amanda Phalin, of the UF Warrington College of Business talking about Trump's tariffs: facts and falsities.
Meeting is open to all LWVAC members.

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Event Date: 
04/02/2025 - 6:30pm

Join Voter Services for their next meeting where they will recap the candidate forums for the cities of Alachua and Newberry and outline plans for get out the vote efforts for those elections on April 8.

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Action Alerts

Please submit testimony for SB 17! The League of Women Voters of Connecticut supports funding to municipalities to cover their costs for early voting, as the requirements placed on towns for early voting caused unfunded mandates in many locations in 2024. But we can do better - municipalities should receive funds to support early voting and ensure that our elections are accessible to all Connecticut voters.

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Take Action! Even taking one small action can help us fight the negative emotions we are feeling and leave us feeling empowered to do more.

Oak Hammock Meeting - Constitutional Change Through the Lens of the ERA
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A recording of the March 11 Oak Hammock Meeting is now available. Danaya Wright, a professor of Constitutional Law at the UF Levin College of Law, discusses amending the U.S. Constitution and the Equal Rights Amendment.

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Event Date: 
04/26/2025 - 2:00pm
Event location: 

Private Residence

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Event Date: 
03/25/2024 - 1:00pm

LWVFL is hosting a free 30-minute information session about the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact entitled, “National Popular Vote Interstate Compact: What, How, and WHY? ” A National Popular Vote would eliminate the “winner-take-all” practice prevalent in most states, which invalidates the popular votes of millions of Americans—sometimes the majority, in fact. Come hear a short presentation (30 minutes) get all your questions answered by two knowledgeable Floridian for National Popular Vote steering committee members.

Local election candidate forum dates times locations
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LWVAC is pleased to announce that we are hosting candidate forums for local municipal elections in Alachua and Newberry. Dillon Boatner, Voter Services chair, said pulling the events together in a short time has been challenging, but "we are excited to host forums for these elections to give candidates a setting to explain their positions on local issues, together."

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