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League of Women Voters of Snohomish County

2 weeks ago

Stand with the League of Women Voters as we speak up for voters' rights! Won't you join us in our petition? ... See MoreSee Less

Add your name to demand Congress protect our right to vote!

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Congress must safeguard our elections: End gerrymandering, fix our campaign finance system and prevent the corrupting influence of corporations. Our future is at stake – and your voice is more important than ever before.

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League of Women Voters of Snohomish County shared Peoples Climate Movement's Rise for Climate, Jobs, and Justice.

2 weeks ago

The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County has partnered with 350-Everett, SnoCo Indivisible and other grassroots groups to support the Peoples Climate Movement on September 8 to Rise for Climate, Jobs & Justice. Won't you join us in participating in local events next Saturday? Check out our events tab to sign-up and learn about positive climate actions we can all take and why it matters!

Peoples Climate Movement
On Labor Day, we want to honor the countless contributions that working people make in our society and to recognize how critically important they are to a strong and successful climate movement.

Working people are directly and disproportionately affected by the threats of air and water pollution, climate change, and extreme weather events; and they are more likely to be confronted with environmental and health hazards at work—and less likely to receive adequate protection from them.

This is #WhyWeRise. Go to peoplesclimate.org/rise to find an action near you. ... See MoreSee Less

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League of Women Voters of Snohomish County

1 month ago

Did you know the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County has an on-air program? Check out local community radio station KSER 90.7 fm. On the second Monday of the month, at 6 p.m., the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County produces a radio program about issues of importance to the voters of Snohomish County. (If you can't get good reception on KSER 90.7 FM, try KXIR 89.9 FM Freeland.)

You may want to check the radio replayer on the www.kser.org/radio-replayer to hear the most recent LWVSC Magazine on the Air for exciting information as you learn along with League moderator Karen Madsen about the judicial races in Snohomish County. They don't appear on the Primary ballot, rather only on the General Election ballot on November 7th. We start off with Everett attorney Ann Brice explaining how judicial races have to follow a different set of rules for campaigning than other races, for example, what can be asked of candidates and what can't. We then move into hearing from the WA State Supreme Court candidates Susan Owens, Steve Gonzalez, and Sheryl GordonMcCloud, and the two Cascade District Court candidates Jennifer Rancourt and Kristen Olbrechts.

The last six months of this "Magazine on the Air" are archived, for your listening pleasure. If you want to hear an older LWV-SC program, email us, lwvsnohomishcounty@gmail.com, attention Michelle Valentine. You can purchase a CD of the program for $2 (production, handling, and mailing). ... See MoreSee Less

Radio Replayer | 90.7 KSER

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League of Women Voters of Snohomish County shared Southern Poverty Law Center's post.

1 month ago

Join the League of Women Voters in opposing the question on citizenship in the 2020 Census! ... See MoreSee Less

Southern Poverty Law Center

The Dept. of Commerce is proposing to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 Census.

That question would depress response rates, increase costs to taxpayers, and trigger further mistrust among immigrants already targeted by Trump's xenophobic rhetoric and policies.

Tell the Dept. of Census this is a bad idea.

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League of Women Voters of Snohomish County

1 month ago

Take action - oppose the citizenship question!

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Take Action: Oppose the Citizenship Question on the 2020 Census

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