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Submit your question(s) today for the LWVPA's 2025 General Election Candidates Forum

  • Questions (both emailed & mailed) must be received on or before Sunday, 09/21/25.
  • Email your question(s) to LWVPA:  lwvperrysburg [at] gmail.com.
  • You may mail your question(s) to: LWVPA, P.O. Box 712, Perrysburg, OH  43552.
  • Neither your name nor email address will be disclosed.
  • As we expect many questions, not every question will be asked.  A screening committee will rule out personal or abusive questions.    

Accepting questions for these races:  Perrysburg City Council, Perrysburg Township Trustee, and Perrysburg Board of Education.

The Forum will be available for on-demand viewing on our website on October 1 thru the Election Day on November 4, 2025.

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Every Vote Counts!   Be Informed! 

Go to Vote411.org to find races, candidates, and issues that will be on your ballot. 
  

Online Voter Guide -- Vote411 > Find What's on Your Ballot

Early In-Person Voting and Voting-by-Mail begins October 7.
Vote in Person at your polling location on November 4.

See our Voting & Elections page for more information and links.

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Become a Poll Worker for the 11/04/25 General Election!

National Poll Worker Recruitment Day (held in August) is a day of action established by the US Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to encourage people to sign up to be poll workers and help ensure free and fair elections.

But you don't need a special Recruitment Day to become a poll worker.  You can sign up anyday -- even right now!

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Call-to-Action from LWV / Vote411

Congress is considering changes to the voter registration process that could make it more difficult to register and update your info.  That means now is a perfect time to register, check that your registration is up-to-date, and encourage your contacts to do the same!

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Good Trouble Lives On

Coined by civil rights leader Congressman John Lewis, "Good Trouble" is the action of coming together to take peaceful, non-violent action to challenge injustice and create meaningful change.

On July 17, the 5th anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, communities across the country will take part in Good Trouble Lives On, a national day of nonviolent action to be part of creating that change.  Check out & attend Good Trouble Lives On events.  This will be a nationwide day of nonviolent action and organizing, rooted in the tradition of the civil rights movement—but built for today’s fight.

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