Vote411: Congratulations from Marianna Stout
Congratulations to everyone who worked on Vote411. Since this year’s elections involved local municipalities, there was a very large number of races to cover. With the addition of many leagues using Vote411 for […]
President’s Message – December 2013
December is upon us. As I look back on this last year, I see what we have done to register voters and to continue to educate and inform our membership. […]
Join us in the campaign to UNiTE to End Violence
Learn more about the UN Secretary-General’s Campaign UNiTE to End Violence against Women and why this initiative is so very important to all of us. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yvT85TitEI] Under the heading […]
THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS AND THE UNITED NATIONS UNITED TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
On October 8th over 100 people attended the 2013 League Day at the United Nations Secretary-Generals United to End Violence Against Women Campaign. Four people from our League, Joe Kolodny, Sallie Prisyon, […]
Grassroots Lobbyist – Carol Mellor
We held the first of what we hope will be many Update on Issues Conference Calls on November 6. Over 20 members signed up in advance and more tuned into […]
A MESSAGE FROM DEAN SKELOS ABOUT NYS STAR
According to recent data from the New York State Tax Department, 52% of Nassau County homeowners have yet to re-register for their Basic STAR exemption. If you or someone you […]
CHECK OUT THE NASSAU COUNTY WEBSITE
Have you looked at the County website (www.lwveastnassau.org) lately???? It is pretty darn phenomenal. Members have commented on the joy they feel at the information available to the public and to […]
It’s Election Time Again!
October has been a busy month for Leaguers. We held well over a dozen candidate forums throughout Nassau County; there have been several articles in Newsday and the Herald about […]
Instructions for First Time Voters
Congratulations on Registering to Vote! As a citizen (age 18 or older) you have the right and responsibility to vote in elections. Educate yourself on the candidates and issues in […]
Did You Know These 11 Things About Your Drinking Water?
About one-half of the rainfall on Long Island trickles down to replenish the aquifers in a process known as “recharge”. Most recharge occurs during the late fall, winter, and early […]