Denver Ballot Issues Briefings

Both in Person at Montview Blvd. Presbyterian Church

Tuesday, October 1
5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m

(Note earlier time because of the vice-presidential debate)

Please plan to attend a briefing we are co-hosting with Colorado Social Legislation Committee about the local issues that will be on the November ballot. The Leaguers who did the research on each ballot issue will present the main provisions, background, and what a yes/no vote means. By attending the briefing, you will learn more about the ballot issues and be a good resource for friends and family.

See all the details in our 2024 Denver Ballot Issues: What a Yes or No Vote Means (formally called the Pro/Con brochure) on our website.

Tuesday, October 15
5:00 p.m - Social Time
5:30 p.m. - Presentation Begins

Maud Naroll, Co-Director, Action & Advocacy, League of Women Voters of Colorado, will take us through all 14 statewide ballot issues. There will be more time for discussion of the school choice, alternative voting, removal of the marriage ban, and funding for law enforcement issues that present complexities or represent League positions.

Consider coming between 5:00 and 5:15 p.m. to socialize with fellow members and guests. Light refreshments will be provided

You can find the State-wide ballot issues on the LWVCO website.

Understand Your Ballot

Ballot Issues - What a Yes or No Vote Means

To find whether the LWVDenver supports, opposes or has no position on the ballot issues,
download the 2024 Ballot Issues - Where LWVD Stands document.

We encourage all voters to use the League's
Vote411.org Voter Guide to understand the full ballot.

We're Hiring!

Job Opening: Part-Time Office Manager

The League of Women Voters of Denver is seeking a permanent, part-time Office Manager at $20/hour. Responsibilities include overseeing office operations, managing schedules, and handling communications. Ideal candidates should have strong organizational skills and a passion for civic engagement.
Hours: Flexible, 16 per week, hybrid

Apply by sending your resume and cover letter to info@lwvdenver.org.

More details here or contact Jeanette Scotland at jscotland@gmail.com.

The League of Women Voters is an equal opportunity employer.

Making Democracy Work

The League of Women Voters of Denver, a nonpartisan, grassroots organization, has fought since the 1930s to improve our systems of government and impact public policies through education and advocacy.

The League is strictly nonpartisan. We neither support nor oppose candidates for office. At the same time, the League is wholeheartedly political and works to influence policy through advocacy. The League:

Acts as a force to create positive, lasting change in our community
Empowers voters to protect their right to vote
Educates citizens and fosters dialogue on pertinent issues - from health care and climate change to openness in government
Strives to ensure that all votes are counted and all voices are heard
Works to preserve our constitutional rights
Partners with others to make democracy work

We believe that sensible, responsible civil discourse and action based on substance rather than partisanship are essential for civic improvement. Our enduring vitality and resonance come from our membership, which is open to all people 16 years of age and older.

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