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"5 Things You Need to Know on Election Day" is a public awareness campaign letting voters know the simple steps they can take to protect their vote. The 5 Things cards familiarize voters with new election procedures and empower voters to take action to personally ensure their vote is counted.
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Pub. No. 2078. 100 per pack.
The League of Women Voters conducted a 4-day workshop titled “Women Making a Difference” in conjunction with the Public Affairs Office of the U.S. Embassy and the Women’s Lobby Group of Zambia. The program sought to share ideas on the participation of Zambian women in the elections of 2006.
Membership/League Development
Carol Reimers, Chair
Elisabeth MacNamara
Judy Duffy
Judy Davis
Marlys Robertson
Program Planning
Carolie Mullan, Chair
Donna Lauffer
Xandra Kayden
Public Relations
Odetta MacLeish-White, Chair
Sarah Diefendorf
Elaine Wiant
Advocacy
Judy Duffy, Chair
Sarah Diefendorf
Elisabeth MacNamara
Elaine Wiant
Donna Lauffer
Carol Reimers
WHERE DOES THE LWVUS/EF BUDGET GO
(PMP covers 23% of these costs)
Overview
LWVUS has 2 main functions that reinforce each other in important ways. They are performed by the national Board, relevant committees and task forces, and staff:
February 27, 2006
Dear Senator,
The undersigned groups urge you to support strong and effective reforms to respond to the current Washington lobbying scandals, when the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (Committee) marks up legislation to address these scandals.
The groups include the Campaign Legal Center, Common Cause, Democracy 21, the League of Women Voters, Public Citizen and U.S. PIRG.
The League of Women Voters Education Fund has created this Resource Guide to assist Leagues in dealing with this era of increasingly difficult public access to government information. This guide provides an overview of the most significant federal and state laws—those that protect and those that restrict public access to government information. It also suggests various ways that Leagues can become more active in this area, and identifies other national and state organizations involved in these issues.
February 16, 2006