League of Women Voters
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Office	Sponsor	Date	Location & Time	Viewing opportunities
Novato Sanitary Dist.	Soroptomists, LWVMC	9/23	Novato Public Access TV, 6:30 pm	public access TV, MarinLWV.org
So. Marin Fire District	Ark, LWVMC	9/29	308 Reed Blvd, 7 pm	Live audience
Fairfax Town Council	Fairfax Chamber of Commerce, LWVMC	9/30	Women's Club, 7:30 pm	Live audience, public access TV, CMCM website
San Rafael City Council	LWVMC	10/3	Community Media Center of Marin, 10 am	public access TV, CMCM website
San Anselmo City Council	LWVMC	10/3	Community Media Center of Marin, 12 noon	public access TV, CMCM website
Tiburon Town Council	Ark, LWVMC	10/6	Tiburon Town Hall, 7 pm	Live audience
Mill Valley City Council	The Redwoods, LWVMC	10/6	The Redwoods, 7 pm	Live audience
College of Marin Board	The Redwoods, LWVMC	10/6	The Redwoods, 7:30 pm	Live audience
Larkspur City Council	Larkspur Chamber of Commerce, LWVMC	10/6	Hall Middle School, 7 pm	Live audience; CMCM website
Larkspur School Board	Larkspur PTA, LWVMC	10/8	Neil Cummins School, 7 pm	Live audience
Novato City Council	Soroptomists, LWVMC	10/7	Novato Public Access TV, 6:30 pm	public access TV, MarinLWV.org
College of Marin Board	Soroptomists, LWVMC	10/7	Novato Public Access TV, 8 pm	public access TV, MarinLWV.org
Sausalito City Council	Women's Club, LWVMC	10/19	Spinnaker, 7 pm	Live audience
Tiburon Sanitation Dist.	Ark, LWVMC	10/20	Tiburon Town Hall, 7 pm	Live audience

LEAGUE ADVOCACY

The League of Women Voters is strictly nonpartisan; it neither supports nor opposes candidates for office at any level of government. We do, however, seek to influence public policy on issues, according to positions the League has developed through study and consensus.

Such positions begin at the grassroots, in local Leagues. Depending on the scope of the issue, a position may then be worked through to achieve consensus at the state level, and then again at the national level.

The League of Women Voters has a position on Education at both the state and local levels. Those positions inform our recommendations on ballot measures. In this election, LWVMC endorses Measure B and Measure C. Listen to podcasts on MarinLWV's home page for more information.

 

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