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Moderating Debates LWV Style
| Sara SandersLearn basic tips and techniques from one of our leading national experts, former LWVUS President Kay J. Maxwell. Presented September 22, 2012. -
From Worry, to Admiration and Inspiration – Democracy in the Hands of League Volunteers
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Power the League to Power the Vote
Included here are the training materials given out at the 2012 National Convention in Washington, DC held June 8-12. These materials have been created to help your Power your League to Power the Vote this election season and beyond. We hope your League will use the materials that can be downloaded below! -
Moderating Debates- Getting It Right
| Sara SandersThis is an hour-long webinar presented by LWVUS Board Member Marcia Merrins about how to be an effective debate-moderator. -
VOTE411: Alternative Language
| S.PetersonA five minute webinar that explains how to translate candidate questions and answers into different languages. Choose from several different languages to better reach all voters in your state. -
VOTE411: Mail Merge
| S.PetersonThis five minute webinar shows how to create a mail merge easily using the VOTE411 system. Send letters to candidates and create address labels in a few simple steps. -
VOTE411: Spreadsheet Upload
This six minute follow up to the Basic Training webinar provides instructions on how to upload a spreadsheet of candidate information to your VOTE411 voter’s guide. This is a time saving tool if you have many candidates to input into the system. It is highly recommended if you have several races in your state. -
VOTE411: GIS Data
| S.PetersonThis is an eight minute follow up to the Basic Training webinar. It explains how to create a GIS district in your state by pulling GIS data and uploading it into the system. This tool is helpful as it allows you to make your voter guides more local by automatically matching users to their races using their address. -
VOTE411: Basic Training
| S.PetersonThis 30 minute webinar provides detailed instructions on how to use VOTE411.org to create the best voter guide for your state. It walks you through all the necessary steps from start to finish and offers helpful tips along the way.