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• The decision was made to form the League of Women Voters on March 27, 1919 when the National American Women's Suffrage Association was meeting in St. ... Three days later, March 30th there was a meeting to organize the League of Women Voters of Missouri. ... In February 1920 the League of Women Voters of the United States was formally organized. ...
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• Republicans marshal "poll watchers" to intimidate Democratic voters.
• The Republican Party, with the backing of the Bush administration, will post thousands of party functionaries at polling stations in various parts of the country on Election Day, November 5, to intimidate working class and minority voters from casting their ballots. ...
• Large numbers of “poll watchers” are to be posted in key places where the contest for congressional seats and governorships is expected to be very close, particularly targeting minority voters and those in strongly Democratic districts.
• ” In the aftermath of the 2000 election crisis in Florida—which exposed pervasive methods of election fraud and discrimination that disenfranchised tens of thousands of minority and working class voters—the forces that organized the theft of the White House are escalating their attack on the right to vote.
• Bush and the Republicans are concerned, purging the electoral process of fraud does not mean eliminating obstacles to the exercise of the franchise and the counting of all votes cast, but rather the opposite—finding new pretexts for keeping working class voters from the polls.
• The idea is to use the legal right of candidates to place poll watchers at election sites as the cover for stationing political operatives who will challenge the credentials of likely Democratic voters, especially in minority neighborhoods where the overwhelming majority of those who cast ballots are expected to vote for the Democrats. ...
• For more than half of the twentieth century, the Democratic Party, which politically dominated the US South, intimidated black voters from participating in elections through a combination of Jim Crow laws and physical terror. ...
• Poll watchers are barred by law from harassing voters. They have no right, for example, to demand that voters produce ID’s or other proofs of citizenship or residency. ...
• Yet the Republican operation to intimidate would-be voters has evoked barely a whimper of protest from the Democratic Party. ...
• According to eyewitness accounts, the Republican supporters only questioned African-American voters. ... ’” Some potential voters were also photographed.
• ” Officials in the clerk’s office, however, said that a number of voters were intimidated by the harassment and left without casting their ballots.
• In Michigan, state Republicans are planning to send several hundred “watchers” on Election Day to challenge voters from heavily Democratic precincts in urban and minority areas. In Detroit, which is overwhelmingly African-American, it is accepted by both parties that more than 90 percent of voters who go to the polls on Tuesday will vote for Democratic candidates.
• Also in Florida, Governor Bush plans to utilize a list of allegedly ineligible voters to bar approximately 94,000 people from participating in the gubernatorial election. ... ” Nevertheless, Florida election authorities plan to utilize it to bar voters from casting their ballots.

•       The League of Women Voters, a non-partisan political organization, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. ...
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•   The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, nonprofit political organization that encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government.   We are a group of men and women who seek to improve the quality of democracy in our country by increasing voters' knowledge of candidates and issues. ...
• The LWV of Connecticut consists of two distinct organizations: the LWVCT Education Fund, which researches Voter Information for the Citizens Service Bureau, provides voter service and voter education; and the League of Women Voters of Connecticut, which takes action by advocating for public policies supported by our members and contributes web space to the Education Fund.
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• September 25, 2002 -- Pataki tops Mccall 46 - 35 among likely voters; Golisano takes equal bite out of both candidates.
• >Archived News Briefs>September 2002 - News Briefs>September 25, 2002 -- Pataki tops Mccall 46 - 35 among likely voters; Golisano takes equal bite out of both candidates.
• Carl McCall among New York State likely voters, with 14 percent for Independence Party candidate Thomas Golisano, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.   This is the first look at likely voters, including those leaning towards a candidate, considered a more accurate measure than registered voters in the final weeks of a campaign.
• Among New York State registered voters, Gov. ...
• This compares to a July 2 poll of registered voters by the independent Quinnipiac University, where Pataki beat McCall 53 – 26 percent, with 7 percent for Golisano. ...
• Pataki among likely voters, the first time we’ve looked at this select group.   To compare apples to apples, Comptroller McCall has gained some ground among registered voters compared to the July 2 poll of this group,” said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
• Among registered voters, McCall has gained among Democrats, who back him 54 – 25 percent, and black voters, who back him 75 – 18 percent.
• Pataki leads 79 – 6 percent among Republicans and 47 – 21 percent among independent voters, with 22 percent for Golisano.   Upstate non-urban registered voters back Pataki 48 – 20 percent, with 21 percent for Golisano. ...
• By a 62 - 26 percent margin, New York State registered voters approve of the job Pataki is doing as Governor, compared to his 66 – 18 percent approval July 2. ...
• Pataki has a 47 – 18 percent favorability rating among registered voters, with 27 percent mixed and 7 percent who don’t know enough to form an opinion. ...
• Since Pataki became Governor in 1995, things in New York State have gotten better, 36 percent of registered voters say, while 20 percent say they’ve gotten worse and 40 percent say they’ve stayed the same.
• From September 17 - 23, Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,298 New York State registered voters, with a margin of error of +/- 2. ...   The survey includes 936 likely voters with a margin of error of +/- 3. ...

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• A new law in North Carolina is creating a new way for voters to learn about the candidates who want to be judges on the N. ...
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• The Primary Election VOTERS GUIDE will remain available here through the Runoff Election. ...
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• This Facts & Issues is the result of a study of the possible application of health districts to Austin and the surrounding areasconducted by members the League of Women Voters of Austin during 2002-2003. ...
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• WELCOME A Voice for Citizens and Information for Change   The League of Women Voters of Brazos County, TX is a non-partisan organization of women and men whose purpose is to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government. ...
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• Home  Issues  February 5, 2001 issue  Florida's 'Disappeared Voters': Disfranchised by the GOP.
• Florida's 'Disappeared Voters': Disfranchised by the GOP by Gregory Palast .
• According to an April 2, 2001, MSNBC report, Florida state officials have "quietly changed" the policy that purged eligible voters from its rolls. ...
• n Latin America they might have called them votantes desaparecidos, "disappeared voters. " On November 7 tens of thousands of eligible Florida voters were wrongly prevented from casting their ballots--some purged from the voter registries and others blocked from registering in the first instance. ... The systematic program that disfranchised these legal voters, directed by the offices of Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Secretary of State Katherine Harris, was so quiet, subtle and intricate that if not for George W. ...
• Nevertheless, agencies controlled by Harris and Bush ordered county officials to reject attempts by these eligible voters to register, while, publicly, the governor's office states that it adheres to court rulings not to obstruct these ex-offenders in the exercise of their civil rights. ...
• After reviewing The Nation's findings, voter demographics authority David Bositis concluded that the purge-and-block program was "a patently obvious technique to discriminate against black voters. ... Corroborating Bositis's estimate, the Hillsborough County elections supervisor found that 54 percent of the voters targeted by the "scrub" are African-American, in a county where blacks make up 11 percent of the voting population. ...
• Why else spend $4 million if they expected no difference in the ultimate vote count?" Florida's black voters gave Al Gore nine out of ten of their votes; white and Hispanic felons, mostly poor, vote almost as solidly Democratic. ... Whatever Florida's motive for keeping these qualified voters out of the polling booths on November 7, the fact is that they represented several times George W. ...
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