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Untitled February 01, 2010:

2010 is a year to celebrate! It is the 90th anniversary of Women's Suffrage; and it is also the 90th anniversary of the founding of our local chapter, the League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area.

And celebrate we will! Our 90th Anniversary Committee, led by Mary Kay Gardner and Helen Rhoad, has planned quite a gala for Saturday, February 27. Please check our Upcoming Events Page to see what they have cooked up for our Susan B Anthony/ 90th Anniversary Celebration event. In fact, while you're on that webpage, you will probably want to make your reservation today, before all the seats are taken.

Also coming up this month, on Wed Feb 10, is our LWVCA Member Reception, featuring Roxanne Qualls speaking on "Advocacy: What Works? Are Public Officials Listening?" See our Upcoming Events Page for details.

Welcome to the website of the League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area

The League is a nonpartisan, grassroots political organization that works at the local, state, and national levels. Our mission is to encourage informed and active participation in government, to work to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and to influence public policy through education and advocacy.

We are happy to share our resources and information with all our visitors, and we encourage your participation as an informed voter in your community. We also encourage you to click the "Join" button to become part of our group. Both men and women (over 18 years of age) are welcome in the League!

VOTER REGISTRATION NOTICE

You may register at any Bureau of Motor Vehicles office, any municipal building, any branch of the Hamilton County Public Library or at the Hamilton County Board of Elections, 824 Broadway.

Voter registration closes 30 days before a General, Primary or Special Election. To inquire about your voter registration or where you vote, contact the Board of Elections at: http://www.votehamiltoncounty.com.

Remember to bring proof of identity to the polls when you vote. You may use a current and valid government photo identification card, (for example, driver’s license) military ID, copy of a utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or government document showing your name and current address. Note: You cannot use the notice the Board of Elections mailed to you.