The Citizen Information Center provides the citizens of Arizona information about upcoming elections, voter registration, voting information and other government referrals. During the election season the calls to the office are numerous and in order to serve those callers more efficiently and effectively an additional line and toll free number is necessary. The number would be advertised extensively to allow callers anywhere in the state free access to information about the election and their government. Additional staff will be hired to handle these calls and volunteers will be recruited to assist with the workload. The LWV of Metropolitan Phoenix prints and distributes 50,000 copies of a one page directory which list contact numbers for representatives at city, county and state departments.
Directories are available in libraries around the Metropolitan area.
Six workshops are planned throughout the state. This program addresses the problem of under-representation of women and minorities in political leadership positions by encouraging young women to begin thinking of themselves as potential leaders. Funds go to, room fees, lunch for participants, materials for seminar, a part time student intern to organize and advertising of seminars. The League of Women Voters of Arizona Education Fund will contact candidates, secure their participation and maintain the commitment that the site will be rigorously non-partisan. The League will also conduct a public information campaign so that voters, you and old, across the state will be able to access information about candidates and their stands on critical issues.