Elections

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Absentee Ballot FAQ

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:

LWVVT Calls For Expanding Absentee and Mail-in Voting

Submitted by in May 2020.

Public Statement

Voters Must Be Given Extra Assurances Amid Covid-19 Concerns

Issues for Emphasis are adopted by our grassroots members during Program Planning.

Submitted by Boston in January 2020.

Event Date:

02/12/2020 - 5:00pm to 02/13/2020 - 4:45pm

Event location:

Boston City Hall

Please Register to vote by February 12 to vote in the March 3rd primary election.

Submitted by Boston in January 2020.

Action Alerts

February 12 is the deadline to register to vote in the March 3 primary. Please register!!!!!

VOTING / What Every Voter Should Know !

The League of Women Voters has long been recognized as the premiere source for nonpartisan election information. Need some assistance during election time? Whether you're a first-time voter or just looking for some friendly reminders, the League has the information you need.

2025 Elections

DATES, DEADLINES, FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND MORE ON 2025 ELECTIONS:

Primary June 24th 6am-9pm

Early Voting June 14th - June 22nd

Information about voting and the link to GeauxVote to register on-line and find your individual ballot and precinct location.

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2019 Election Archive

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Unite and Rise 8.5: A Campaign to Defend Democracy

Submitted by Alachua County in June 2025.

Event Date:

06/18/2024 - 12:30pm

Join Floridians for National Popular Vote on June 18 at 12:30 p.m. (ET) for a brief presentation followed by an extensive chance to answer any questions that will help enable a full review of the process, where we are, and how you can help!

Flyer for June 16 Court Hearing on Racial Gerrymandering

Submitted by North Carolina in June 2025.

Event Date:

06/16/2025 - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Event location:

Ward Federal Building, US District Courtroom #1

The League of Women Voters of North Carolina is joining with its partners Common Cause NC and the NAACP to encourage our members and all North Carolinians to "Pack the Court Against Racial Gerrymandering!"

From Common Cause:

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Absentee Ballot FAQ

LWVVT Calls For Expanding Absentee and Mail-in Voting

Issues

Register to Vote in Primary by 2/12/20

Register to vote in the primary election

VOTING / What Every Voter Should Know !

2025 Elections

Primary June 24th 6am-9pm

Elections

Information about voting and the link to GeauxVote to register on-line and find your individual ballot and precinct location.

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2019 Election Archive

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Unite and Rise 8.5

Unite and Rise 8.5: A Campaign to Defend Democracy

National Popular Vote Interstate Compact: What? How? Why?

NC: Pack the Court Against Racial Gerrymandering!

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