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Local elections affect our daily lives more directly
than presidential and congressional elections.

League of Women Voters film event focuses on role of soil in climate crisis.

“Right now, soil might be the last thing on your mind. But at this moment, when the future of our planet and humankind is at stake, nothing could be more important than regenerating the ground beneath us.”

The major question is how do we create a safe place for people to have honest, enjoyable, productive conversations about the freedom to read and the complex process of selecting appropriate books.

Political party values have shaped our nation for generations. Our votes express our values. Voting empowers us to influence social, environmental, and political decisions that contribute to strong, stable, and safe communities.

Every vote is important, especially for a municipal election like this one. The candidates who win will make decisions that directly affect the daily life of Johnson County residents.

Make a plan, make your vote count.

Make a plan, make your vote count.

Understanding 2023 Legislation - published in the Daily Journal

This is the first monthly column by the League of Women Voters of Johnson County

Karen Altergott Roberts' letter to the editor

In recent years, some Indiana colleges and universities say they’ve seen an upward trend in student voting, and many students and faculty members hope to see that increased participation continue.

LWVJC is featured on page 9

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