Election Information - LWV Voter guide has gone digital

Information on candidates and ballot issue, traditionally published by the LWV prior to elections, will not be available in a paper format; it will be available in digital format on VOTE411.org. This web-base VOTE411 program was launched by the League of Women Voters Education Fund in October 2006 and has been tested extensively throughout the nation. Designed to be a “one-stop-shop” for specific state and local election information, this platform has the potential to reach many more voters than we could reach with printed copies. League members will continue to submit questions to candidates and candidates will type their anwers into the digital guide.

INTERACTIVE WEBSITE: To use Vote 411, voters can type in their addresses and find information specific to their ballot. Comparison of candidates’ views on issues can even be done in the program. The information can be printed if one chooses and take it with them to the polls for a reference. To get started, click on this VOTE411 link and follow the instructions on the website. You will be asked to type in your address so you can see your local ballot. Your address is not saved when you log out.

STATE ISSUES are available on VOTE411. . The document will include the ballot language and the pros and cons if available.