Here are the LWVTO responses to current League positions, reported to LWVNJ, as reviewed at the most recent meeting.
The League of NJ has published A Handbook for Members. Take a look. What LWV is, what we're about, where we came from and where we've been ... it's all here. Whether you're a long-time member, or joined last week, you'll learn something in this handbook.
A mentor is provided to each new member of LWVSMC to provide support and education to them in their first membership year. A checklist of a mentor's responsibilities is available here.
We are encouraging members to repost national and statewide social media posts, and if you are comfortable, you can make your own posts using the social media graphics from those posts or from our website.
The League of Women Voters of New Jersey
is prioritizing virtual voter education and census education information,
and will provide you with updates regarding those programs as they develop.
All members who can, should follow LWVNJ on social media (Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram) and share their posts.
See the big picture. Visit the Census Bureau Response Tracker or the Responding to the 2020 Census Timeline. The first is a map showing current response rate, the second is the overall timeline.
The social media hashtag is #CountMeIn.
We have tool to help those of us working Candidates' Forums -- reminders, organizers, templates, guides to the tasks.
Several public rooms are available for use. The list below provides details.
To better meet the challenges of today's issues, the LWVSMC at the recent annual meeting reorganized our governance model, adding a President to a board operating as a Committee of the Whole. A new board - see the chart below - was elected at the annual meeting.
Here's a printable version of the list.
Updated June, 2020, the bylaws are available here.
LWV is non-partisan. Get the details.
Various items of value are kept in secure, undisclosed locations, among them