By Peggy Leech and Steve Fenberg, published in the Boulder Camera:
Congressional and legislative redistricting has historically been one of the most divisive issues in our state. But this November, voters have the opportunity to create a redistricting process that is fair, transparent and puts the interests of Coloradans—not politicians and lobbyists—first. That's why we are proud to support Amendments Y and Z.

The LWV of Estes Park plans a series of issue forums each month through April 2019.
November 14th, 10am to noon– “Floods, Fires and Climate Change – What will be the economic and societal impact for Estes Park, RMNP and our State?”
Speaker: Jeff Lucas, University of Colorado Boulder.
Location: Community Church of the Rockies

According to the Secretary of State's office, almost 2.6 million Coloradans cast ballots in the midterm election, giving the state the second highest turnout in the nation, according to the unofficial final tally.

Research scientist Detlev Helmig presents the results of his 2017–2018 study of air quality at Boulder Reservoir and discusses the effect of gas and oil fracking on air quality: IS THE AIR QUALITY IN LONGMONT AT RISK? Join us on Wednesday evening, Nov 28th, 2018, 6:30pm to 8:30, at Front Range Community College, 2190 Miller Dr, Longmont. Forum attendees will plan action to reduce the risk to our air quality at Union Reservoir and in our community. Sponsored by Longmont Public Forum. For more information or to register, email: longmontpf@gmail.com.

LWVUS and LWV/Oregon are participating as friends of the court in the landmark climate change lawsuit Juliana v. United States. Read more here . . .