Nov. 5 is coming up! We have many resources in the September Edition of The Voter newsletter for you to prepare to vote, including checking your voter status, candidate forums and pros and cons presentation schedule, resources for determining disinformation and misinformation, and a call for 100 marchers to help us get the vote out at the Constitution Day Parade on Sept. 15. 

See local Nevada County candidates and ballot measures appearing on the November 5, 2024 ballot HERE on YubaNet.

The Nevada County website also has listed the local candidates HERE and the local ballot measures HERE.

California voters are being asked to vote on ten ballot propositions in the November 2024 election. Members of LWV throughout California provide a rich network of deep knowledge in law, education, medicine, budgeting, and the history of California legislation. This makes understanding the measures much easier than if we each attempted it on our own. The opportunity to understand ballot measures in an unbiased way is a rare opportunity given the mass marketing surrounding the election.

Register to vote, see if you're already registered, change your address to ensure you get the sample ballot in the mail - and other information to make it easy to vote in this important upcoming election by clicking here. 

"Volunteers don't get paid, because they're priceless..."  Every detail of the work we do at the LWV of Nevada County is handled by a volunteer. Whether it be registering voters and handing out voter information at markets and fairs, or helping local candidate forums run smoothly, or holding a position on the Board, our volunteers are the wheels on the bus. 

We're are on a wild political roller coaster right now, but there's a lot we can do both as a group and an individual. Read the August newsletter for some ideas about how you can participate in the lead up to the November Elections. You'll also find information about volunteer opportunities, civic meetings of the month, a fun trivia game to test your civics chops, and a blast-from-the past video in which rivals Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford treat each other with respect following the 1976 presidential race. 

Registration

• Check if you are registered to vote here.
• Register to Vote here. 
• Change your party, your address, your name on your registration here.