[LWV] League of Women Voters®
of Santa Fe County
 
MAKING DEMOCRACY WORK
Serving the people of Santa Fe County
The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

Take Action! NM Legislative Session

Follow the 2010 NM legislative session on the LWVNM website--and take action on the issues you care about!

Check the website for information about bills covering the budget, election reform, health care, and domestic partners. On the listing, + indicates a bill actively supported by LWVNM, while × indicates one we actively oppose. Click on the fact sheets on the site for more details. To take action, either contact your elected representative directly, or click here for a directory.

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LWVSFC Voter Guide Now Available

Click here to review the Voter Guide prepared for the March 2, 2010, Santa Fe City Election by the League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County. The Guide contains verbatim responses provided by the candidates to a series of questions on key issues facing the citizens of Santa Fe.
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If You're Voting Absentee . . .

If you're voting absentee in the upcoming March 2, 2010, Santa Fe City Election, note that the period for absentee voting is January 26 - February 26. You may request an absentee ballot now from the City Clerk by calling 955-6519, 955-6520, or 955-6521 or mailing your request to City Clerk, Santa Fe City Hall, 200 Lincoln Avenue, Room 215. For full details on the election, click here.
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Revised Schedule--SLDP Public Hearings

A CDRC public hearing on the Sustainable Land Development Plan (SLDP) is scheduled for February 18 at 6 pm in the Santa Fe County Commission Chambers, located at 102 Grant Avenue in Santa Fe.

Click here to download a copy of the revised SLDP. Click here for more details on a series of public meetings designed to gather public input on the plan.

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Impact of the 2010 Census on NM

For a detailed guide to the impact of the national census on redistricting in NM, click here to see a presentation delivered to LWVNM by Brian Sanderoff, president of Research & Polling, Inc., NM's largest survey research company.

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