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Stories From Around the State
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Blog
Growing the League to Safeguard Democracy in Montana
By: Shauneen GroutTwo weeks ago, I headed west to a League of Women Voters Membership and Leadership Development (MLD) program training in Bozeman, Montana.
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News Clips
‘Gracious Space' Helps Opens up Conversation
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Attacks on Voting Rights – a Midterm State Legislative Report
By: Tim O'BrienEach state has focused some of their energy on voting rights and elections – 2230 bills relating to elections, both good and bad, have been introduced in state legislatures across the country since January.
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2013 – No Rest for the Weary
By: Tim O'BrienVoting rights have been under attack in state legislatures across the country for more than a decade and there are no signs of it letting up in 2013. Indeed 2013 could be a year that sets back voting rights more than all of the attacks of the past decade combined.
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News Clips
Gazette opinion: Volunteers continue voter registration tradition
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Golden Pen Award: Voter Registration Drive Swinging into Gear
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Voter ID Laws: Where We Stand after State Legislative Sessions
By: Tim O'BrienThe League and its allies were successful in keeping voter ID bills from passing in a number of states including Colorado, Delaware, Iowa, Maine, Missouri, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon and Virginia. Only Kansas, Pennsylvania and Tennessee have passed voter photo ID laws that are currently in effect. In retrospect, thanks to the Leagues ongoing work, we are better off than we had anticipated when the legislative sessions began!
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The League – A Recognized Foe of Voter ID Laws
By: ShirleyDidn’t want you to miss this recent article in the National Journal! League President Elisabeth MacNamara and Senior Elections Director Jeanette Senecal are among the “foes” in this piece on how the “Foes of Voter ID Laws Find Ways to Mute Their Impact.”
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6600 Montanans Chime in on Carbon Pollution
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Supreme Court Repeats Naïve, Uninformed Errors of Citizens United
By: Elisabeth MacNamaraThe Court's decision today in a pivotal campaign finance case has repeated its naïve, uninformed errors from its Citizens United decision. The First Amendment is meant to protect essential freedoms, not as a weapon to destroy American democracy. We look forward to the day when the Supreme Court majority deals with facts rather than imposing their own ideological views.
