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League of Women Voters Morristown Area wants to ensure maximum voter turnout for the 2020 Primary. What voters need to know.

On March 7th 2020 the League of Women Voters and Girl Scouts worked together to present Voter Girl

in four different NJ locations across the State for the over 500 Girl Scouts.

The League of Women Voters Morristown Area proudly unveiled “Our First 100 Years” at the Library of the Chathams, an exhibit regarding the centennial anniversary of the 19th Amendment and the women’s right to vote, created by three Chatham High School senior interns for the League, Adelaide Barkhorn, Lauren Cifelli, and Liliana Eisenhardt. 

TapInto Mar 21, 2018

Students plan March in Morristown.

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The LWV Morristown Area has joined the Census Bureau to Get Out the Count for the 2020 Census, a week long push through Aug. 2, 2020 with activities across the State, particularly in hard-to-count areas, to provide opportunities for residents to understand why the Census matters and how to fill it out.

The nonpartisan League of Women Voters NJ and the League of Women Voters Morristown Area are here to help you know your rights and answer questions about VOTING in the Primary during COVID times.

For nearly two hours on Monday night in Morristown, candidates for State Assembly District 25 traded charges familiar to anyone who has seen their TV ads.

Morris Township Committee candidates William ‘Bud’ Ravitz (Democrat) and Peter Mancuso (Republican, incumbent) square off at a Candidates Night on October 21, 2019.

October 15, 2019

The nonpartisan League of Women Voters NJ and the League of Women Voters Morristown Area are here to help you know your rights and answer questions about VOTING.

April 2, 2019

A summation of the candidates who have filed for races in Morristown, Morris Township, Morris Plains, Morris County and Districts 25 & 26.

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