Our Newsletter

The Santa Cruz VOTER newsletter is published regularly by the League of Women Voters of Santa Cruz County.

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The New York Times explores the question "What if everyone voted?"

Screenshot of NYT article exploring what if everyone voted

Submitted by in October 2018.

Blog Post

By Emily Badger

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Catherine Rader: Ethics Commission doing its job

Screenshot of Commentary by Catherine Rader on VTDigger

Submitted by in October 2018.

Press Mention

Editor’s note: This commentary is by Catherine Rader, of East Montpelier, who is a member of the board of the League of Women Voters of Vermont.

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LWV Central Vermont Chapter Welcomes New Citizens

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A sample article tagged with a committee

Submitted by X. Demo MyLO Site in October 2018.

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The purpose of this article is to show what happens when an article is tagged with a committee. 

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Demonstration Committee

The purpose of this committee page is to demostrate what committee pages will look like when fully filled out.

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Your support goes directly to the League's work to protect and defend our democracy. Together we ensure our elections are free, fair and accessible; protect our environment; and reduce the influence of money in our elections.

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Since the founding of the League of Women Voters in 1920, we have held firmly to our values of:

  • grassroots advocacy,
  • voter education, and
  • non-partisan promotion of good government policies.
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What Do Our Elected Officials Do?

The League of Women Voters has prepared an outline of primary duties of our elected officials. We hope this will help you as you head to the polls.

Federal Offices: US Senator, Representative to Congress

State Offices: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Treasurer, Secretary of State, Auditor of Accounts, Attorney General, State Senator, State Representative, Probate Judge, Assistant Judge, State's Attorney, Sheriff, High Bailiff

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