Our meeting's agenda has changed! This June LWVUS will hold its National Convention in Washington, DC. The LWVUS Program is the education and advocacy platform that the League membership adopts at each biennial LWV National Convention.
LWV Norman and Pioneer Library System invite you to a community-wide candidate forum for Wards 2, 4, 6, and 8! This is a nonpartisan voter education event, free and open to the public.
The 2023 Montana legislative session included many attempts to weaken the independence and non-partisanship of Montana’s Judicial branch of government. How widely were these actions supported by Montana voters? On December 4, the League of Women Voters released the results of a public opinion poll done in collaboration with Montana Public Interest Research Group (MontPIRG) and administered by the HELPS Lab at Montana State University-Bozeman. Here are the results!
Join us to hear Andy Fish, Assocaite Director of Community Impact-Education, as he discusses the difference United Way of Story County has made in the lives ofour neighbors in their seventy-yer history.
The League shall not support or oppose any political party or any candidate. The Board and each member shall have the responsibility to maintain the non-partisanship of the organization.
The League of Women Voters of DG, Woodridge and Lisle is offering a series of public events in 2023-24 bringing community members together to learn, discuss and find solutions that work to bridge the divide we either perceive or actually have with one another.
In the aftermath of the 2024 federal elections, what is the impact of misinformation and disinformation on our democratic processes? Is it difficult to discuss issues because the accuracy of information is in dispute? Do we read/listen to news to confirm our existing opinions? Our speakers for this program discussed how misinformation is spread and what we as consumers of news can do to protect ourselves from it and ensure that we ourselves are not disseminating it.
