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Impact Town Hall Meeting

Monday, November 10, 6pm – 9pm

120 East Grand Street, Berea, OH
(Sandstone 3 conference room, Strosacker Hall at Baldwin Wallace College) ()

Join the LWV Cuyahoga Area, LWV Cleveland Area and LWV Shaker Heights for lively roundtable discussions, with experts on hand, of election law reform, including recommendations for change and strategies for citizen engagement in the issues.

Special guests include:

Charles Burke, Chair of the Baldwin-Wallace Department of Political Science

Peg Rosenfield, Election Specialist, LWV Ohio

Ann Henkener, State Government Specialist, LWV Ohio

All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

This event is brought to you by the Impact project, a program of the League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund. For more information about Impact, visit ohioimpact.org

VOTING AND ELECTION INFORMATION

Request an absentee ballot voting starts September 30th

Find your polling place Election Day is November 4th

Cuyahoga County Board of Elections

LWV Cuyahoga County Voters Guide

Presidents' Letter

Dear Members and Friends:

The LWV-SH is a place to bring your curiosity about what is happening in our City, County and beyond.
How is the City spending your tax dollars? What is our library doing to meet demands for new technology? What is happening with the Horseshoe Lake improvements? When will my street be resurfaced? Do we need a new school levy or not? What’s all the buzz about “regionalism.” How do I decide which candidate represents what I think is important?

Ask the questions, do the homework, know & share the facts and take action. This is the process the LWV is most famous for and continues to be the process that transforms our members into leaders and our communities into more vibrant participatory democracies.

Local League members decide and guide our process as we educate, advocate, and participate. Begin or continue to make a difference at the local, state and national levels with your new membership or renewal . Your questions are important—come and find the answers together.

In League,

Julianna Johnston Senturia
President

Cuyahoga County Voters Guide November 2008

Read the qualifications, experience and answers to LWV-SH questions provided by candidates for Mayor, School Board and City Council

LWV-Shaker Heights Voters Guide 2007

Mission Officers League Schedule Join LWV-SH Shaker Heights Voter Shaker Heights Observer Reports For Members Links LWV-Ohio Contact Julianna Johnston Senturia, President LWV-SH Website questions? Updated 11/09/08		League of Women Voters of Shaker Heights We Educate, We Advocate, We Participate Impact Town Hall Meeting Monday, November 10, 6pm – 9pm 120 East Grand Street, Berea, OH (Sandstone 3 conference room, Strosacker Hall at Baldwin Wallace College) (map) Join the LWV Cuyahoga Area, LWV Cleveland Area and LWV Shaker Heights for lively roundtable discussions, with experts on hand, of election law reform, including recommendations for change and strategies for citizen engagement in the issues. Special guests include: Charles Burke, Chair of the Baldwin-Wallace Department of Political Science Peg Rosenfield, Election Specialist, LWV Ohio Ann Henkener, State Government Specialist, LWV Ohio All are welcome and encouraged to attend. This event is brought to you by the Impact project, a program of the League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund. For more information about Impact, visit ohioimpact.org VOTING AND ELECTION INFORMATION Sign up to be a Poll worker urgently needed now! Make sure you are registered deadline is October 6th Request an absentee ballot voting starts September 30th Find your polling place Election Day is November 4th Cuyahoga County Board of Elections LWV Cuyahoga County Voters Guide Presidents' Letter Dear Members and Friends: The LWV-SH is a place to bring your curiosity about what is happening in our City, County and beyond. How is the City spending your tax dollars? What is our library doing to meet demands for new technology? What is happening with the Horseshoe Lake improvements? When will my street be resurfaced? Do we need a new school levy or not? What’s all the buzz about “regionalism.” How do I decide which candidate represents what I think is important? Ask the questions, do the homework, know & share the facts and take action. This is the process the LWV is most famous for and continues to be the process that transforms our members into leaders and our communities into more vibrant participatory democracies. Local League members decide and guide our process as we educate, advocate, and participate. Begin or continue to make a difference at the local, state and national levels with your new membership or renewal . Your questions are important—come and find the answers together. In League, Julianna Johnston Senturia President Cuyahoga County Voters Guide November 2008 Read the qualifications, experience and answers to LWV-SH questions provided by candidates for Mayor, School Board and City Council LWV-Shaker Heights Voters Guide 2007 VOTING AND ELECTION INFORMATION Your Vote Counts flyer 2006 Check your registration Request an absentee ballot Find your polling place Election Results Cuyahoga County Board of Elections Ohio Secretary of State OHIO VOTES Ohio Elects VOTE411