The Windsor/North Central CT League of Women Voters and the Windsor Chamber of Commerce are hosting the annual Meet the Candidates event. Participating are Senate Candidates for the 2nd and 7th Districts, and House Candidates for the 5th,15th, 60th and 61st Districts.
• En línea en VOTE411.org: Debe tener una licencia de conducir de Carolina del Sur o una identificación emitida por el Departamento de Vehículos de Motor de Carolina del Sur (SCDMV, por sus siglas en inglés) para registrarse en línea Y la dirección donde vive es correcta en su licencia y carta de identificación.
Sponsored by LWV Greenwich, WNYC (the New York Public Radio station), and the Greenwich Library, this virtual panel discussion about the impact of women's voting on national and local politics will feature moderator Jami Floyd, former host of All
Vote Early Day is a new non-partisan civic event to help as many of the 200 million eligible voters take advantage of their options to vote as early as possible.
Visit your assigned polling location to cast a ballot if you've not already done so in early voting. Bring photo ID and wear a mask. Consult Vote411.org for candidate and voting information. Acceptable photo ID includes:
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut, the Westport Library the Wilton League of Women Voters, and other Leagues within the district will sponsor a candidate forum between Jim Himes (D) and Jonathan Riddle (R) for the 4th Congressional District. Constituents will be able to submit written questions upon registration with Westport Library at LWV2020DebateQs [at] optonline.net
Wilton League of Women Voters, the Wilton Library Association, and GOOD Morning Wilton will co-sponsor two Connecticut State legislative candidate debates between Will Haskell (D) and Kim Healy (R/Independent) for Senate District 26 and Stephanie Thomas(D/Working Families) and Patrizia Zucaro(R/Independent) for House District 143.The WLWV is soliciting questions ahead of the debates via email at 2020LWVQs [at] optonline.net.
On October 8, the League of Women Voters of the United States, along with LWV of Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia hosted a discussion on the role systemic racism plays in silencing voters of color and how it’s shaped one of the most important processes for ensuring voters’ voices are heard.
Video: https://tinyurl.com/y3rbwghu
