From the early jockeying and straw polls to the final tally on Election Day 2000, choosing the next president is an exciting, sometimes bewildering and vitally important process already dominating American politics and media. Especially valuable for students and first-time voters, Choosing the President is an essential tool for all of us as we prepare to choose the first American President of the new millennium. At a time when Americans seem to view government with a high degree of cynicism or indifference, the League has an important role in promoting positive solutions to public policy issues through community education and advocacy. We save money if we do not have to mail bills. As a member you are eligible to vote and to hold office.
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A member has reported that a women s self defense class will be held starting January 18 th . This will consist of four classes. For more information, please call 223-0333. Take a Friend to Vote Since its beginning in 1920, the League of Women Voters has been working toward the goal of full and fair participation by all citizens in our democracy. And while we ve seen voter registration numbers increase over time, we ve been witnessing a disturbing trend toward fewer and fewer citizens exercising that right to vote.