Check out some videos about voting and the league below. More videos can be found at Access TV and on our Lunch & Learn Video site.
Voting Rights Discussion with Saline County Clerk 2016
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Did You Know…
In a MIT study of the November 2016 election, Kansas ranked 47th in Voter Registration and 48th in Voter Turnout! We’re going to change that!
Why Vote??? Citizenship in a democracy requires it. Historical sacrifices demand it. And if you think you have reasons NOT to vote, think about THIS…
EVERY Saturday at Ad Astra
We gather at 2:00 p.m. to write postcards to our representatives. In the last few months our state and national elected leaders have received hundreds of postcards from Salina area League members and other friends who have dropped by our table to write about their legislative concerns. The League provides the postcards, representative’s addresses and postage. All you have to do is add your voice! (Check our calendar for possible cancellations around the holidays.)
Click here if you’d like to print your own postcards.
Can YOU Help?
The Salina League is always looking for members who can help. Could you sit at the postcard table on Saturdays sometimes? How about helping with a voter registration table this year? See more opportunities at “Meet the League”. If you are willing to give an hour, please Contact Us.
LWV Salina Newsletter
Check out the July issue of our newsletter, “The Voter.” Each issue includes updates on events and activities, volunteer opportunities, items of special importance, and more.
Come Enjoy Lunch and Learn!
The public is welcome to the League of Women Voters free Lunch & Learn, on the second Tuesday of the month (September-April), 12:15-1:15pm, Salina Public Library’s Prescott Room (downstairs). All are welcome to bring a lunch and eat during the presentation. Questions and discussions are welcome as well. Lunch & Learn happens three months of the fall semester and three months in the spring. See our Calendar on the events page for dates and details. AND IF YOU MISS THE LUNCH AND LEARN SEE THE VIDEO.
The LWVK reaffirms its position that adequate and equitable funding of public (pre-K-12) education is very important for the students currently enrolled in Kansas schools, as well as for the future of Kansas, its communities, and the state’s businesses. Read all of LWVK position statements in full.