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Orange Coast Survey 2025 Submission

by Anne Stone

Women planning
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Coast Program Planning 2025

by Anne Stone

Director of Membership

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In this review, we summarize the races that the LWV of Connecticut (LWVCT) covered in 2024, how many candidates participated in the VOTE411 Voter Guides, and key statistics on VOTE411 users. We also identify ways to increase awareness of VOTE411—both within our League networks and among candidates and voters.

Survey results
After the November 2024 Election, we created a survey to help us understand what resources voters found most helpful when making their voting choices. We put the word out on our social media channels, newsletters, website and on Yubanet, The Union, KNCO and KVMR. We received an impressive 68 responses, which will be a great help as we plan our election work in the future. Thank you to the community for your participation! Below are summaries of the results. 
 
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Event Date: 
03/11/2025 - 7:00pm
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Oak Hammock

This Oak Hammock Committee Meeting features Danaya Wright, a professor of Constitutional Law at the UF Levin College of Law, discussing amending the U.S. Constitution and the Equal Rights Amendment.

Meeting is open to all LWVAC members.

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Event Date: 
03/05/2025 - 6:30pm

Join us for our next meeting where we will be joined by special guest, Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward!

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Run For Office! A “How-To” For Prospective Candidates

 

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All vote-by-mail requests expired on December 31, 2024. All voters who want to vote-by-mail must submit a new request. No voter’s Vote-by-Mail ballot status rolls over into the 2025 & 2026 Election Cycles.

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A recording of the Feb. 11 Oak Hammock Meeting is now available. Prof. Ted Bridis, UF College of Journalism lecturer and former AP Pulitzer Prize editor, and two University of Florida student investigative reporters discuss the challenges of investigative reporting.

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Event Date: 
02/11/2025 - 7:00pm
Event location: 

Oak Hammock

This Oak Hammock Committee Meeting features Ted Bridis, UF College of Journalism lecturer and former AP Pulitzer Prize editor, and two University of Florida student investigative reporters discussing the challenges of investigative reporting.

Meeting is open to all LWVAC members.

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