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Welcome to the League of Women Voters of Portland, Oregon.

The League of Women Voters is a multi-issue organization whose mission is to encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government and to influence public policy through education and advocacy.

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Red Ball Register to Vote - Deadline to register for the May 20, 2008 Primary Election is Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Red Ball General Voter Information
Red Ball Law on Independent Candidates - Can I sign a petition for an independent candidate and vote in my party's primary election?
Red Ball Voters' Guide -- May 2008 editions now available online! Pick up a paper copy in the Friday, May 2, edition of the Portland Tribune! Also coming soon to a New Seasons grocery near you!
Red Ball Candidate Forums - City of Portland Commissioners on April 30 and City of Portland Mayor on May 5! "Cable Only" forums for Multnomah County Comissioners!
Red Ball Ballot Measure Forum
Red Ball Directory of Elected Officials - Multnomah County Edition (2007-2009)
Red Ball Find Your Federal and State Representatives
Reb Ball Election Offices - Contact information for area election offices.
Red Ball Political Parties - Contact information for political parties in Oregon.
Red Ball Links to Other Sites

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Red Ball LWVUS National Convention comes to Portland June 13-17, 2008!
Red Ball Meet the League of Women Voters of Portland
Red Ball Mission and Goal
Red Ball LWV Portland Positions
Red Ball May 2008 Calendar
Red Ball June 2008 Calendar
Red Ball May 2008 General Meeting - Local Convention on May 13!
Red Ball 2008 Convention Workbook
Red Ball 2007-2008 Monthly Meetings Calendar
Red Ball May 2008 Newsletter
Red Ball Current Fundraisers - Chocolate Confessions on June 14!
Red Ball How to Join
Red Ball LWV Study - Neighborhood Association Survey Results
Red Ball LWV Study - Portland's Neighborhood Associations: Part I -- History
Red Ball LWV Study - Portland's Neighborhood Associations: Part II -- How Portland's Neighborhood Program Works Today
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How to Contact the League of Women Voters of Portland

League of Women Voters of Portland
310 SW 4th Ave. Suite 520
Portland, Oregon 97204
(503) 228-1675

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lwvpdx@aracnet.com

This web site is made possible by a grant from Intel Corporation to the League of Women Voters of Portland Education Fund and by members of the League of Women Voters of Portland.