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We recently reached out to Sault Sainte Marie City Clerk, Robin Troyer, about frequently asked absentee ballot questions we've heard from local LWV supporters and voters. First, if you have any questions about your ballot or the election process, you may directly reach the Sault City clerk's office at 906-632-5717 or via email at rtroyer [at] saultcity.com. Below are questions we asked and Ms. Troyer's answers:
The League of Women Voters of the Cooperstown Area will hold a candidates’ forum for the Hartwick Town Supervisor on Sunday, October 25, from 4-6 pm in the Town of Hartwick at the Hampton Inn Empire Room, 4882 Highway 28, Hartwick, NY.
The League of Women Voters of the Cooperstown Area will hold a candidates’ forum for the Hartwick Town Supervisor on Sunday, October 25, from 4-6 pm in the Town of Hartwick at the Hampton Inn Empire Room, 4882 Highway 28, Hartwick, NY.
Read about how the League acts as one coordinating local LWVMC actions with state-level LWVO actions. Details of how to get connected and collaborate on actions are covered. Those new to LWVMC will find this a good place to learn more.
The Lourie Center is still struggling with its air conditioning. We will meet virtually via Zoom. Register via the link above. You will receive an email confirmation and reminders leading up to the event.
For months, the League of Women Voters of North Carolina has been working to help voters understand the three proposed constitutional amendments on North Carolina's November 3 ballot, and why the League is urging voters to v
