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Dear LWV of Piedmont Members and Friends,
First, thank you for being a voter for this past mid-term election. I'd also like to thank Winifred Walters and Kathleen Quenneville for their Vote411.org and our Voter Services team work. Great job, Winifred and Kathleen!
And speaking of hard work, please enjoy this November 4th press release from the League of Women Voters acknowledging our nationwide efforts to getting "millions more Americans voting than in 2022 as voters, election workers, and advocates" with our Unite and Rise 8.5 initiative. Locally, we experienced our people-powered movement with our "No Kings" event in March and various league outreach throughout the year. Let's look forward to continuing our voter turnout efforts, civic engagement, and connecting with one another to empower voters and defend democracy.
Next, we hope you will attend the Piedmont Adult Recreation Expo, on Sunday, November 15th from 2-4PM at the Piedmont Veterans Memorial Building, 401 Highland Avenue, Piedmont. This is our third year participating and this gathering is a fun, free community event, so come check out all the great recreational offerings for adults and stop by our table to say "Hi!"
Finally, LWVP members and friends joined together for a fun time on October 30th at 801 Magnolia at our annual luncheon. Speaker Dr. Seth Masket spoke compellingly about his insights into how political parties and their voters deal with wins and losses and hopes for the future. His longtime friend Mayor Betsy Smegal Andersen gave him a warm introduction. Please see some photos from this event below courtesy of Jennifer Giessler.
In League, and on behalf of the Board,
Lisa Gardner
President, League of Women Voters of Piedmont
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