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We are ecstatic to announce that our former First
Vice President, Kathy Armstrong, and her partner Joanne have generously matched
$20,000 in new giving that was made this spring! A big THANK YOU to Kathy and
Joanne – and thank you to all of you who made gifts this spring that have now
been doubled.
Meet the League's new intern, Nate Calderon of Sacramento,
California. Nate is a senior at Rio Americano High School and part of a four-year program called CIVITAS ,
which focuses on civic education and involvement in the community. I
chose to intern at LWVC because I want to help increase the number of
voters in California. In his spare time, Nate works at the Del Paso
Heights Golf Course and loves to play soccer.
Sacramento, CA – In the November 2014 election, only 31% of eligible Californians voted, and young people and people of color continued to be alarmingly underrepresented.
In
the November 2014 election, only 31% of eligible Californians voted and young
people and people of color continued to be underrepresented. Although many
factors contribute to low voter turnout, we believe that voter information is
an important tool to engage and expand the electorate.
In
the November 2014 election, only 31% of eligible Californians voted and young
people and people of color continued to be underrepresented. Although many
factors contribute to low voter turnout, we believe that voter information is
an important tool to engage and expand the electorate.
WHAT
The 65th State Convention of the League of Women Voters of California
WHEN
10 am, Friday, May 15, through 3 pm, Sunday, May 17, 2015, with special pre-Convention events on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
WHERE
The Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter
910 Broadway Circle
San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: 619-239-2200
The League of Women Voters of California is on the front lines fighting for voting rights in our state. Despite the growing influence of money in politics across the country, we’re making progress here in California.
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