From advancing health care to protecting the environment, voters care about many issues. We promote social and economic justice as well as the health and safety of all Americans to defend democracy.
The League of Women Voters of Moscow supports community efforts of beautification and clean-up involving Paradise Creek
and endorses immediate programs to keep the bridges and culverts clear and to end the dumping of trash and sewage in the creek.
The League of Women voters of Moscow believes that the solid waste collection system and the
sanitary landfill should be separate operations, with separate contracts, budgets, charges, and
records.
Tonight, hear from candidates for mayor at a virtual Mayoral Candidates Forum, sponsored by NAACP Modesto Stanislaus and ACLU Stanislaus. Tune in to MYTV Channel 26.
In June 2020, the Center for Nonprofit and Community Studies at the University of Wiscosnin - Madison released a report titled, "Civic Health of Wisconsin: Connectedness in Context."
Marblehead operates under the open Town Meeting form of government. This is a form of direct democracy which brings together eligible voters to debate and vote policy matters and budgets relating to town government. Town meeting occurs annually in the spring, and occasionally a Special Town Meeting is necessary. Town Meeting provides an opportunity for town officials and citizens to speak for/against any of the warrant articles (agenda items) and allows citizens to vote for or against the individual warrant articles.
