Martha Isaacson (right) thanks the three-person committee of Ames LWV members who selected her as the 2009 Carrie Chapman Catt Award Winner. Committee members are (from left), Selva Lehman, Johnie Hammond and Jackie Manatt.
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where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
We sponsor meetings and events for the public and League members
VOTERS' INFORMATION
and
POLITICAL DIRECTORY
How to register to vote? A printable guide to contact your elected officers
ABOUT THE LEAGUE
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LOCAL LEAGUE POSITIONS
The League arrives at a position through research, study, intensive discussion and member agreement.
LOCAL STUDIES
The LWV of Ames conducts studies on Local Issues. All of the Position Statements are based on these Studies
LWV Ames Newsletter
THE VOTER is the monthly official voice of the local League and publishes 9 to 10 issues per year
STATE (IA) AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
To improve our systems of government and impact public policies, through citizen education and advocacy, State and National League take on a variety of the toughest issues to come to the forefront in local state and national levels.
BOOK CLUB
CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT
AWARD
Given to members who have made significant contributions to the League, through its many projects or heightened public awareness of the mission and activities of the LWV