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The League of Women Voters statement on the U.S. Supreme Court decision regarding the National Voter Registration Act.
June 12 Media Call to Provide Exclusive Analysis of Inaugural CA Redistricting Commission
Washington, DC—The League of Women Voters is offering opportunities for media to learn more about key redistricting advancements in North Carolina and California and discuss the implications both will have on future elections.
North Carolina Redistricting Suit in Court This Week
“We were disappointed that the President failed to mention climate change as one of the causes of extreme weather," said President MacNamara.
The League once again calls on the President and the nation's new elections commission to make bold changes to make elections free, fair and accessible.
Statement by Elisabeth MacNamara, President of the League of Women Voter of the U.S.
“Ultimately, political fears and outrageous claims won out over common sense," said Elisabeth MacNamara, League President.
Today, the League expressed disappointment with the Obama Administration for missing a key deadline to set industrial carbon pollution standards for new power plants.
“Restrictions on the use of the national voter registration application form like those by Arizona make it much more difficult to register eligible citizens to vote,” Elisabeth MacNamara said.
“This case puts independent voter registration drives like those conducted by the League squarely in the crosshairs of those that want to restrict access to political participation and voting,” said Elisabeth MacNamara, president of the League of Women Voters of the United States.