Convention 2014 in Dallas TX

Nominations for National Board - Deadline September 30!
The Nominating Committee does not actually nominate people. You, the members, do that! And we are actively seeking recommendations now for LWVUS National Board for 2014-2016. So if you know someone you think would be a good national leader, please nominate them and help us build another great LWVUS Board!

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    Sample Get-Out-The-Vote Email and Phone Scripts

    Utilize these sample get-out-the-vote scripts (email and telephone) to customize and send reminders to your social networks, people you’ve helped register, and other contacts. Research shows that sending these reminders are most effective in the final week or few days leading up to Election Day, but it’s a good idea to start planning your outreach now.


    Sample GOTV Email Script:

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    Three Steps for a Smooth Election Day

    Three Steps for a Smooth Election Day

    We know you have been working overtime hosting registration drives, planning voters’ guides, hosting debates and printing helpful materials for voters in your communities. And while the end is in sight, our work does not stop until Election Day has come and gone.

    LWVEF urges Leagues to take the following steps to ensure voters are ready for Election Day and are able to overcome any problems they encounter at the polls.

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    VOTE411 Press Release Template

    Press release template to spread the word about VOTE411 in your community.

     

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                                                                                        Contact: [YOUR NAME]

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    VOTE411.org Widgets and QR codes

    VOTE411.org has a new widget! The widget comes in two versions, both are available for your use. Both logos have a width of 202 px and a height of 288. Simple installation code is available for download. Also available is a new QR code for use on promotional materials to direct users to VOTE411.org

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    President's Packet

    On behalf of the LWVUS Board and staff, I would like to thank you for your dedication and commitment in furthering the mission and ideals of the League of Women Voters by serving as a League leader. We are pleased to share with you several tools to assist you in your leadership role, and we hope that you will share these with other leaders in your League. While the information in the President's Packet is a few years out of date, we continue to add resources to the LWVUS website.

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    Outreach Activities around Historic Milestones for Women

    While League has always been more than a “women’s organization,” our founding and our history make it only natural that we should acknowledge and mark certain milestones for women. This document contains a list of suggested activities that Leagues could implement anytime, but might be planned around one of these milestones as the “hook” to spark wider interest.

    Recommended Milestones:

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    Advocacy Report - June 2012

    Advocacy Report   June 9, 2012

    “Shining a Light”

    By Judy Duffy, Advocacy Committee Chair

     

    As many of you know, I joined the LWV because of its strong advocacy program; because I saw how it could impact public policy for the better at the local, state and national levels; how the League, through its program can consistently and loudly speak out on issues that are at their heart, ones of equality, opportunity, transparency, good governance and common sense. And the League has been there for 92 years to do just that and to augment the voice for many citizens who are not heard amid the din of much public discourse.

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    Advocacy 101 Workshop materials

    At LWVUS National Convention, a workshop was held to guide local and state Leagues in their advocacy efforts. The workshop was held in order to give delegates a broad overview of advocacy and lobbying activities. Delegates were provided with a who, what, where, when, why from LWVUS Advocacy Staff, LWVUS Board Member Judy Davis and National Advocacy Chair, Judy Duffy.

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