League of Women Voters of Boulder County


	League of Women Voters^® of Boulder County

Learn, Act, and Change Your World: Making Democracy Work

Serving the people of Boulder County, CO

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.

Public Events	The Right to Die: A Civil Liberties Presentation and Discussion The same presentation is given at 5 different times/locations. Come to the presentation most convenient for you. February 13th, 14th, 15th. More Info Watch: Health Care Reform: Are You At Risk? Can a Colorado cooperative close the gaps in the Federal health care law? Hear from well-informed speakers on both sides (original event videotaped 11/5/2011). Co-sponsored with Health Care for All Colorado.
Member Events	Privatization: A Consensus This Unit is a specialized meeting allowing members to express their opinions and come to mutual agreement on various aspects of the national LWV study on Privatization (the transfer of government property or activities to the private sector). April 16th, 17th, 18th. More Info
Newsletter Selections	Legislative Letter The state League's Legislative Action Committee will follow numerous bills proposed through the Colorado Legislature this year. Stay informed with straightforward explanations and status updates on the proposed laws. From our Boulder County Voter: Agriculture in Boulder County Teen Parents in Boulder County Affordable Housing in Boulder County Immigration Reports: Legislation; Myths; Reforms Health Care Reports: PPACA; Colorado; Grand Junction
Join the League	Why and how to join our grassroots organization! Enjoy the benefits of receiving our monthly newsletter plus full participation and voting rights in the League of Women Voters!
Issue Committees	WHAT ISSUES ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? League members can choose a group, meet interesting people, and explore! (Your input can be valuable....join the League and participate.) Committees focus on current issues, advocate, and prepare informational material for public meetings such as Unit Meetings.
Publicly Financed Campaigns	The Fair Elections Now Act would allow candidates for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives to run for office without relying on large contributions, big money bundlers, and donations from lobbyists. Candidates would be freed from constant fundraising. Learn more about publicly financed campaigns and what you can do to reduce government corruption. Best all-round website: Americans for Campaign Reform Contains current news on federal and states' legislation, results from states practicing publicly funded elections, and more.

League of Women Voters of Boulder County
P.O. Box 1534
Boulder, CO 80306
303-499-4544
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