Thank you to our many donors and supporters for their generous yearend contributions. Over 17% of our donors increased the amount of their yearend donation – that is especially good news because of all the new activities that are being planned in the office to educate the public on the issues. During the year-end match...Continue Reading
The League sent a memo to members of the Committee on House Administration ahead of the markup of HR 634, the Election Assistance Commission Termination Act. The Election Assistance Commission (EAC) is the only federal entity devoted exclusively to improving election administration on a bipartisan basis. At this time the League does not believe terminating...Continue Reading
For almost two days of intense small group discussions, scribbling on big sheets of paper, sending friendly spies to get info from other small groups, voting some big ideas up or down, laughing, swapping League stories, and eating wonderful food, a group of 30 League leaders from all parts of the US met last week...Continue Reading
LEAGUE CELEBRATES 97TH BIRTHDAY Dear Friend, As we mark 97 years of Making Democracy Work™ this week and gear up for our 100th celebration (see below), let’s also make the most of urgent opportunities to act, including during the upcoming Congressional recess, February 20-24. Recess is a great opportunity for Leagues around the country...Continue Reading
Date: JANUARY 31 TIME: 7:00 pm CALL IN: 800-582-3014 CODE; 87721689 Thank you for being a member of the League of Women Voters. You have allied yourself with thousands of other concerned citizens who believe that “Democracy is Not a Spectator Sport”. The League will soon be 100 years old. This organization has been providing...Continue Reading
By: Sarah Courtney 01/23/2017 On January 21, 2017 millions of women and men around the world turned out to make our voices heard. The Women’s March was an historic day that brought attention to important issues – but our work is just beginning. Here are some actions you can take RIGHT NOW to make a...Continue Reading
Candidates for both the New York State Assembly and Senate squared up at a Meet The Candidates forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Huntington at the Harborfields Public Library in Greenlawn Monday night.Continue Reading
Candidates for both the New York State Assembly and Senate squared up at a Meet The Candidates forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Huntington at the Harborfields Public Library in Greenlawn Monday night.Continue Reading
