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Linda Bilanchone
Kathy Ellis
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League of Women Voters Wants into SC Voter ID Suit
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Florence [SC] League of Women Voters Encourages Youth to Register
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A Rejection of Discrimination
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Don't Put Up Roadblocks to Registering Voters
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South Carolina Considering Bill that Would Drive League of Women Voters Out of Palmetto State
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Suppressing Voter Drives Goal of Bill
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Blog
Voter ID: Solution in Search of a Problem
By: KellyIn previous years, Amanda Wolf of Sumter, SC, voted using her Florida student photo ID. But the new South Carolina voter ID law changed that. Amanda had to wait more than 6 months to get the proper papers to qualify for a photo ID. Luckily, she received free help from a retired judge since attorneys can charge $1800.
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League of Spartanburg County Holds Judicial Diversity Visual Media Contest
Date: February 16, 2012
Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
Event: Contest
On February 16, 2012, the League of Women Voters of Spartanburg County launched a contest open to all South Carolina high school students: “Picture This: The 5W’s of Judicial Diversity—Who? What? When? Where? Why?: Using Visual Media to Bring a Message to the Public”. Students are asked to submit a 1-minute video, slideshow, photo, or graphic illustration that conveys the abstract idea that “[a] diverse judiciary in South Carolina is important because it instills confidence in citizens that court decisions will be fair and impartial.” Submissions will be judged for creativity and clarity, and shared for public comment on the League of Women Voters of Spartanburg County’s contest Facebook page.
The goal of the contest is to challenge South Carolina students to learn about their state’s courts and to consider the importance of diversity to the judiciary . Submissions are due by April 15, 2012, and winners will be announced on Law Day (May 1, 2012).State: -
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Critics Say Proposed SC Law Would Shut Down Registration Drives
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The War on Democracy