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LATEST LEAGUE NEWS

hands flipping through a stack of ballotsWHAT HAPPENS AFTER ALL THE VOTES ARE CAST?

LANSING:  11-20-24:  The League of Women Voters of Michigan today announced that the nonpartisan organization successfully observed Boards of Canvassers for most of Michigan’s 83 counties, which certified the results of the Nov. 5 election and affirmed the work of election inspectors in 1,490 jurisdictions.  The League applauds all the election workers and volunteers at the state, county and local levels who worked diligently to ensure that our election this year was fair and accurate.  Read the full press release here.


TAKE ACTION!  ITS’ TIME TO ENSHRINE THE ERA IN THE CONSTITUTION!  

Despite having fulfilled the ratification requirements, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has not been published. With just weeks left in office, LWV is urging President Biden to act and enshrine gender equality in our Constitution by instructing the Archivist to publish the ERA.   It’s time to take action! Click on this  Action Alert: The President Must Immediately Publish the Equal Rights Amendment


National popular vote logoLWVMI SUPPORTS NATIONAL POPULAR VOTE

The National Popular Vote(NPV) guarantees that the electoral college and the presidency will be won by the candidate who wins the most popular votes in all 50 states and DC. When enacted, NPV will apply the concept of “one person, one vote” to our presidential elections, making every voter politically relevant in every presidential election for the first time.  LWVMI supports House Bill 4156 and Senate Bill 126, which would add Michigan’s 15 electoral votes to a growing number of states supporting National Popular Vote.


 

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