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JoinThe League of Women Voters is where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement. Join the LWV and be directly involved in shaping important issues that keep our community strong, safe and vibrant. As an LWV member, you are part of an organization where smart, active leaders work to create change in their communities. The League represents citizens making democracy work. Don’t believe us? Check out this funny video on YouTube! To join the League, send a dues check payable to LWV Columbia-Boone County and a letter with: Your name Your street address Your preferred email address Your telephone number (Optional) A short sentence saying how or through whom you found out about the League and decided to join Dues Structure Student Dues…………….$15.00* Individual Dues………….$55.00* Household Dues…………..$80.00* *Dues are subject to change by vote of the membership. Membership dues cover local, state, and national dues and publications. Mail to: Membership Chair LWV Columbia-Boone County P. O. Box 239 Columbia, MO 65201 If you have any questions, please contact membership chair Liz Schmidt at: lizschmidt@centurytel.net or (573)445-0655. Dues Renewal September 30 is the magic date. LWV Columbia-Boone County would like to have all member renewals by the end of…
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DonateWe rely on dues, bequests and donations to support our programs. If you would like to help us, please print out this page and fill it in. Mail it with your check to: League of Women Voters of Voters of Columbia-Boone County c/o Liz Schmidt, Treasurer 1700 Forum Blvd Columbia, MO 65203 Contribution Form Name_________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________________ City____________________________ State______ Zip Code_____________ Amount Enclosed $__________________ Phone (opt)____________________ ____ I wish my contribution to remain anonymous. ____ I wish my contribution to be tax deductible where allowed by law. My check is made out to the “League of Women Voters Education Fund” which is a 501(c)(3) organization. ____ I wish to support the League’s action priorities. My check is made out to the “League of Women Voters” and is not tax-deductible. Comments _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Thank you for your support!
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IssuesThe League of Women Voters is nonpartisan, but, after study, we arrive at positions on issues and advocate for or against particular policies in the public interest. The League of Women Voters takes action on an issue or advocates for a cause when there is an existing League position that supports the issue or speaks to the cause. Positions result from a process of study. Any given study, whether it be National, State, or Local, is thorough in its pursuit of facts and details. As the study progresses, a continuing discussion of pros and cons of each situation occurs. Prior to the results of the study being presented to the general membership, study committee members fashion consensus questions that are then addressed by the membership. Additional discussion, pro and con, takes place as members (not part of the study committee) learn the scope of the study. After the members reach consensus, the board forms positions based on that consensus. It is the consensus statement — the statement resulting from the consensus questions — that becomes a position. Firm action or advocacy can then be taken on the particular issue addressed by the position. Without a position, action/advocacy cannot be taken.…
NewsletterOur newsletter is called the Voter. The League keeps print copies of the Voter, and you may access issues from the past 12 months online here. June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 July 2010
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LWV-MO at the National LWV Convention, June 2012

photo: members of LWV-MO at national convention — Janie Riley is holding the sign and Dick Parker and Lily Tinker Fortel are behind her and to the left.

Our photo pool on flickr.com has two more pictures from the 2012 National LWV Convention in Washington, D.C.

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JoinThe League of Women Voters is where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement. Join the LWV and be directly involved in shaping important issues that keep our community strong, safe and vibrant. As an LWV member, you are part of an organization where smart, active leaders work to create change in their communities. The League represents citizens making democracy work. Don’t believe us? Check out this funny video on YouTube! To join the League, send a dues check payable to LWV Columbia-Boone County and a letter with: Your name Your street address Your preferred email address Your telephone number (Optional) A short sentence saying how or through whom you found out about the League and decided to join Dues Structure Student Dues…………….$15.00* Individual Dues………….$55.00* Household Dues…………..$80.00* *Dues are subject to change by vote of the membership. Membership dues cover local, state, and national dues and publications. Mail to: Membership Chair LWV Columbia-Boone County P. O. Box 239 Columbia, MO 65201 If you have any questions, please contact membership chair Liz Schmidt at: lizschmidt@centurytel.net or (573)445-0655. Dues Renewal September 30 is the magic date. LWV Columbia-Boone County would like to have all member renewals by the end of…
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DonateWe rely on dues, bequests and donations to support our programs. If you would like to help us, please print out this page and fill it in. Mail it with your check to: League of Women Voters of Voters of Columbia-Boone County c/o Liz Schmidt, Treasurer 1700 Forum Blvd Columbia, MO 65203 Contribution Form Name_________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________________ City____________________________ State______ Zip Code_____________ Amount Enclosed $__________________ Phone (opt)____________________ ____ I wish my contribution to remain anonymous. ____ I wish my contribution to be tax deductible where allowed by law. My check is made out to the “League of Women Voters Education Fund” which is a 501(c)(3) organization. ____ I wish to support the League’s action priorities. My check is made out to the “League of Women Voters” and is not tax-deductible. Comments _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Thank you for your support!
Elections
IssuesThe League of Women Voters is nonpartisan, but, after study, we arrive at positions on issues and advocate for or against particular policies in the public interest. The League of Women Voters takes action on an issue or advocates for a cause when there is an existing League position that supports the issue or speaks to the cause. Positions result from a process of study. Any given study, whether it be National, State, or Local, is thorough in its pursuit of facts and details. As the study progresses, a continuing discussion of pros and cons of each situation occurs. Prior to the results of the study being presented to the general membership, study committee members fashion consensus questions that are then addressed by the membership. Additional discussion, pro and con, takes place as members (not part of the study committee) learn the scope of the study. After the members reach consensus, the board forms positions based on that consensus. It is the consensus statement — the statement resulting from the consensus questions — that becomes a position. Firm action or advocacy can then be taken on the particular issue addressed by the position. Without a position, action/advocacy cannot be taken.…
NewsletterOur newsletter is called the Voter. The League keeps print copies of the Voter, and you may access issues from the past 12 months online here. June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 July 2010
Videos
Voter InfoVoting Voting in Boone County Voting FAQ for College Students Contacts Current Elected Officials for Columbia and Boone County Political Parties in Boone County Issue Information From Our Committees Energy Matters Committee’s Recycling In Mid-Missouri

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