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You could not attend but you are still interested? Learn about how League is structured and the way we "Make Democracy Work" on the local, state and national level. 

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Prepare to vote on April 1st!  The 2025 Voter Guide is available here on the Belmont LWV website and is also on its way to your mailbox.  

How to have difficult conversations
Event Date: 
03/27/2025 - 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Event location: 

Barrett Art Gallery

Action Alert - League of Women Voters (Protestors with US flag)

Action Alerts

Just over one month into the current Administration, the President has issued a series of executive orders and directed actions that violate the law and Congress’ power. Congress must act now to restore the stability of our nation before it’s too late.

Urge your members of Congress to stand up for our democracy.

Candidates Forum
Event Date: 
03/13/2025 - 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Event location: 

Glen Carbon Senior Center

On March 13,Thursday, the LWVEA, with the NAACP, Edwardsville Chapter, presented candidates for the upcoming April 1 election. The event took place at the Glen Carbon Senior Center at 157 North Main in Glen Carbon and can be watched at the Edwardsville Intelligencer website or Facebook page

Candidates Forum
Event Date: 
03/22/2025 - 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Event location: 

Worden Elementary School gym

On March 22, Saturday, the LWVEA, with the NAACP, Edwardsville Chapter, presented candidates for the upcoming April 1 election. The event took place at the Worden Elementary School Gym. The meeting can be watched at the Edwardsville Intelligencer website or Facebook page

Candidates Forum
Event Date: 
03/12/2025 - 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Event location: 

Wildey Theater

On March 12, Wednesday, the LWVEA, with the NAACP, Edwardsville Chapter, presented candidates for the upcoming April 1 election. The event took place at the Wildey Theater in Edwardsville, beginning at 7 pm. If you missed it, you can view it at the Edwardsville Intellingencer website

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The March edition of The Voter newsletter offers actions you can take to support and defend our democracy, results from our survey about election resources, changed in League membership, and more. 

News

Ann Sullivan-Smoot attended three Board of Clackamas County business meetings: 1/30, 2/6, and 2/13. She confirmed that an agenda was available and followed, also that handouts were available.

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