The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa has several events coming up and is looking for volunteers! Voter Registration Back to School Night – Memorial Junior High School (7502 E 57th St) Date: August 16, 2018 (Thursday) Set-Up: 4:00pm Event: 4:30 – 7:30pm Needs: 3 voter registrar volunteers Sign up HERE. YWCA Tulsa East Family Day Block Party (8145 …
Join or Renew Your Membership for 2018-2019!
New or renewal memberships are good through June 30, 2019. Our members make a visible difference by serving as community leaders using their experience to create positive, lasting change in our communities. Become a member. Serve as a leader in your community. Work to shape the important issues that keep our communities strong. Membership is open to men and women …
Vote411.org – One Stop Shop for Candidate Information
Looking for candidate information on the June 26th Elections? Visit vote411.org!!!
LWV Tulsa Meet Ups
League Meet Ups are small discussion groups that convene monthly and provide a casual atmosphere to discuss current issues and investigate areas of advocacy. Formally known as “Unit Meetings,” our Meet Ups are considered the “heart of the LWV” – informing voters on important issues. Lunch Meetup: 12 – 1pm (arrive early with your brown bag lunch to network!) June …
Why Join the League of Women Voters
I believe in service to both the small and large community. And so I am a member of the LWV. I believe in personal responsibility for our environment, our schools, our families, and our cities. And so I’m a member of the LWV. I believe in seeking the truth, even when the answer is not popular, or even believed. And …
Tulsa City Council Candidate Forum Series
The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Tulsa is hosting candidate forums for four Tulsa City Council races, ahead of the Aug. 28 election. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend these free forums. District 1 Thurs., July 19, 6 pm – 7:30 pm Tulsa Technology Center | 3850 N. Peoria Ave. Invited candidates: Jerry Goodwin, Vanessa Hall-Harper, Lana …
Candidate Forum Volunteer Roles & Descriptions
THE TIMEKEEPER WILL: Time all opening and closing statements Time candidate responses, allowing 1 minute for each response Indicate 30 seconds remaining with a yellow sign Indicate time expired with a red sign Alert the moderator when a candidate’s time has ended. QUESTION SCREENING PANEL WILL: Review questions submitted in order to: Include questions that are general in nature …
Election Day is Coming! Quick Links to Help You Out!
Need to find information on candidates or your polling location? Vote 411 Want to know who currently represents you? OK State Legislature Need more info on the judicial races? OK Policy Center Need more info on SQ788? OK Policy Center General Voting Information: Tulsa County Election Board