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Dear Members and Friends, 

As the year ends, we’re reminded of the progress we’ve made – and the challenges ahead. 

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With Medicare Open Enrollment ending on Dec. 7, the LWVAC Health Care Committee felt this was a great time to host a Hot Topic presentation on Medicare by Dr. Ed Weisbart, M.D., National Board Secretary of Physicians for a National Health Program. Dr. Weisbart joined LWVAC members as well as community members in person and via Zoom to discuss Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage. He explained their advantages, disadvantages and differences, and effectively utilized personal stories to explain possible problems with various choices.

Event Date: 
12/04/2024 - 7:00pm
Event location: 

Warren Building

Wellesley needs YOU to keep our town running smoothly! 

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P.O. Box 26, Downers Grove, IL 60515

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Event Date: 
11/21/2024 (All day)
Event location: 

Worldly Goods

Support your local Leauge while having fun shopping! Stop in at Worldly Goods from 10am-7pm on Thursday, November 21st.  The League of Women Voter's of Ames and Story County will receive 10-15% of all goods purchased during this time.

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Thank you to the people who made our elections run: the poll workers, election officials, election observers, postal workers, and volunteers. 

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On November 19, the N.C.

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Letter to the Editor of the Delaware County Daily Times (Published November 2024)
The League of Women Voters of Delaware County submitted a letter to the Editor of the Delaware County Daily Times to defend and clarify our nonpartisan position and the mission of the League of Women Voters to Empower Voters and Defend Democracy.

To read our Letter to the Editor click READ MORE

Friend,

As we reflect on the election, we hold multiple truths.

  1. It was a fair, secure election marked by integrity, transparency, and high turnout. This is thanks to the dedication of election workers and civic volunteers nationwide; and

  2. Women's future is unclear.

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Passage of Amendment 7 will block communities from trying alternative voting systems or using voting machines. Many voters may have thought it was only about non-citizens voting.
 

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