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Council of Metropolitan Area Leagues July Newsletter
The latest CMAL newsletter is available here. Highlights include: Notes on the most recent CMAL Annual Meeting on May 8; Report from the...
LWV WCGA
Jul 2, 2021


State Convention Recordings Available
The keynotes and many of the convention workshops are available to view on the LWVMN web site. Featured speakers were Karen R. Diver and...
LWV WCGA
Jun 19, 2021


UMRR June Newsletter Available
The June, 2021, edition of the UMRR Newsletter can be read here. What is UMRR? League of Women Voters ~ Upper Mississippi River Region...
LWV WCGA
Jun 5, 2021


What is Election Day Registration?
...and why is it important? Election Day Registration is a process that has existed in Minnesota since 1974 that allows a voter who goes...
LWV WCGA
May 27, 2021


Dr Duchess Harris Keynote Now Available
Dr. Duchess Harris of Macalester College was the keynote speaker at the Woodbury-Cottage Grove Area League of Women Voters annual meeting...
LWV WCGA
May 20, 2021


Annual Meeting May 18th with Dr. Duchess Harris
Due to continuing COVID-19 restrictions, the 2020-2021 Annual Meeting will be held virtually. The planning committee has worked to...
LWV WCGA
May 6, 2021


CMAL Annual Convention
The Council of Metropolitan Area Leagues (CMAL) invites all LWV members to its annual convention: May 8, 2021 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m....
LWV WCGA
May 6, 2021


LWVMN Statement on Census Apportionment Announcement
ST. PAUL, April 26, 2021 - Today, the U.S. Census Bureau released apportionment counts for each state based on population counts from the...
LWV WCGA
Apr 28, 2021


Election Fast Fact — May 2021
Can someone request and receive or submit more than 1 absentee ballot? No. In Minnesota a person cannot receive and vote more than 1...
LWV WCGA
Apr 24, 2021


LWV Joint Statement on Derek Chauvin Trial Verdict
WASHINGTON & MINNEAPOLIS – Today the League of Women Voters of the United States issued the following joint statement with the League of...
LWV WCGA
Apr 21, 2021


What About Our Water? Follow-Up
Gretchen Sabel's presentation Jim Stark's presentation MN Pollution Control Agency PFAS page
LWV WCGA
Apr 19, 2021


People Powered Fair Maps™ (PPFM) Day of Action
The LWVUS Day of Action for People Powered Fair Maps™ will be Thursday, April 29, 2021. This will be a day for the League of Women Voters...
LWV WCGA
Apr 5, 2021


Election Fast Fact: April 2021
How do I know ballot results at the polls are not being hacked and changed through the internet? A concern of many people is that votes...
LWV WCGA
Apr 3, 2021


For the People Act Resources
(from the lwv.org website) On March 3rd, 2021, the House of Representatives passed HR1, or the For the People Act. Now the bill has come...
LWV WCGA
Mar 20, 2021


What About Our Water? Water and Current Minnesota Legislation
Monday, April 19, 2021 6:30 p.m. – Informal discussion and social time: Water 101 (LWV Members Only) 7:00 p.m. – Presentations, Q&A:...
LWV WCGA
Mar 14, 2021


How We Know 2020 Elections Were Fair and Accurate
Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Minnesota and co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters, Woodbury Cottage Grove Area and...
LWV WCGA
Mar 13, 2021


Election Fast Facts - March 2021
Is “voter fraud real” and, if so, how often does it occur? Yes voter fraud does occur. Voter Fraud most often occurs through submission...
LWV WCGA
Mar 7, 2021
Let’s Talk - Second Season: The Land That Never Has Been Yet
By Vivian Latimer Tanniehill, Advocacy Director, and Tam Mittelstadt – Let’s Talk Facilitators The wildly popular discussion series Let’s...
LWV WCGA
Mar 6, 2021
From Bloody Sunday to Today: the Fight for the Right to Vote
On March 7, 1965, John Lewis, Hosea Williams, and 600 civil rights marchers were viciously beaten and tear gassed by Alabama state and...
LWV WCGA
Mar 6, 2021
UMRR March Newsletter Available
The March, 2021, edition of the UMRR Newsletter can be read here. What is UMRR? League of Women Voters ~ Upper Mississippi River Region...
LWV WCGA
Mar 6, 2021
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