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The League of Women Voters in North Dakota opposes the measure because they believe it would make it more difficult for amendments to be made to the constitution... “We believe in an equal voice for voters, and this takes that away,” said Tweeten.

KFYR-TV

"It's a good opportunity for us as a public to attend a meeting and see what they do and some of the issues they are having - and that we can have an opportunity to comment," said Cheri Bonebrake, president of the Plum Valley League of Women Voters, who attended with other league members.

Minot Daily News

The League of Women Voters of North Dakota has an online voter guide at VOTE411.org/lwvnd, which also includes information on local races.

North Dakota Monitor

[Kathy Tweeten] said the group opposes the higher voter threshold because it places a “significant barrier” for North Dakotans participating in the political process.

North Dakota Monitor

“VOTE411 provides North Dakota voters with information on where candidates stand on issues and gives voters the tools they need to navigate the voting process,” said Kathy Tweeten, LWVND president.

News Dakota

The League of Women Voters of North Dakota has published its nonpartisan voter guide through Vote411.org. The online tool lets voters enter their address to see the races and ballot measures that apply to them.

KFYR-TV

"Whatever will appear on your ballot will be there, and you will be able to compare candidate answers to different issues. How do they stand on those issues?" said Kathy Tweeten, president of the League of Women Voters North Dakota.

Inforum

The League of Women Voters believes every voter deserves a clear and accessible way to hear directly from every candidate. That is exactly what VOTE411 is designed to provide.

Williston Herald

"We’re looking forward to continuing to connect voters with the information they need to cast their ballot with confidence," said Montana Ackman, LWV of Williston president.

Williston Graphic

“This is an excellent chance for voters to gain first-hand information about who and what will be on the Primary ballot. It’s also an important opportunity for candidates to hear from constituents on the issues that matter most to them,” said Vicki Voldal Rosenau, a LWV volunteer.

NewsDakota

Video interview of Kathy Tweeten, LWVND president, on our statewide voter guide on VOTE411.org.

KFYR

“From park board to U.S. House, it’s important that voters in North Dakota make their voices heard in the June 9th election,” said Kathy Tweeten, LWVND president. “Our voter guide makes it easier for voters to research who and what is on their ballot— all in one place.”

NewsDakota

With primary elections just more than a month away, the League of Women Voters in Bismarck-Mandan is giving voters a look at the candidates who want to represent them.

KX News

The League of Women Voters of the Red River Valley will host forums for Fargo candidates next week.

InForum

North Dakota Monitor reporter Mary Steurer talks to Craig Blumenshine, producer and host of Prairie Public’s Main Street, about steps the League of Women Voters and state agencies have taken to help educate people ahead of election season.

North Dakota Monitor