OCT. 24 Pub Night Social – Join In!

Relax, socialize and learn about the League!

Tuesday, October 24, from 5:30 – 7:30 PM

 

with a special short presentation at 6:15.

Lucky Lab1700 N Killingsworth.

Party room to the left of the main entrance.

  • Bring your energy, enthusiasm and questions as you hear where the League is focused right now.
  • Talk with members new and old about local issues, your concerns, yourself!
  • Learn how to engage with the action agenda, help design civic education programs, register voters, spread League news on social media, and support our office according to your interests, skills, and free time.
  • Enjoy food and drinks available for purchase.

 

Easy public transportation via yellow MAX line  or Bus 72 to Interstate/Killingsworth stop; plenty of on-street parking

The League is rising to the challenge

of “making a more perfect democracy.”

Congress should improve, not repeal, Obamacare

Senate Republicans introduced yet another health care bill on September 13 in a final effort to repeal Obamacare by using a special budget procedure to advance the legislation with a simple majority by the end of September. League of Women Voters of the U.S. president Chris Carson issued the following statement:

“This last-ditch effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act is more of the same: cuts to Medicare and the loss of health coverage for millions of Americans.

“Senators are, once again, trying to rush through irresponsible legislation before the window closes this month…

“The Affordable Care Act is not a perfect law but it has provided health care to millions of Americans who previously went without coverage.

“It is high time Congress stopped trying to repeal Obamacare and started focusing on ways to improve the law.”

Tell the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity to Support Voters and Democracy

The freedom to vote is the cornerstone of our democracy. Protecting our voting rights is part of the mission of the League of Women Voters. Politicians should not be putting up barriers that prevent people from voting, purging eligible registered voters and collecting their personal information.

The Commission on Election Integrity met on September 12 in New Hampshire. Reports about the meeting from NH TV stations can be found here and here
Please help us encourage commission members to make voting easier, not more difficult. They should be protecting, not suppressing, the votes of Americans and building trust in our democratic process.
Public comments may be submitted at any time prior to the submission of the Commission’s final report. To submit a comment for future meetings of the Commission, please visit Regulations.gov and click the Comment Now button on the top right portion of the screen. For more information, see lwv.org.
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