LWVUV May 2023

• Getting Ready for the 11th Spring Garden Tour!
• Douglas County Special Districts Election Results
• Legislative Weekly Reports
• Let’s Talk Series development
• Redistricting Petitions are available

Ticket Locations:

• While Away Books, 932 W Harvard, Roseburg
• My Coffee, 1700 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Roseburg
• Umpqua Sweets & Treats, 1016 SE Oak Avenue
• Atom Bistro & Coffee Bar, 20168 Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway, Glide
• Central Feed & Supply, 231 E Central Avenue, Sutherlin

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Our pilot project ‘Let’s Talk!’ weekly program began on Friday, Mar. 3 and extended through Mar. 24. Six participants will met via Zoom for three weeks met in person for the last week. We discussed topics listed on our webpage Let’s Talk.

Others interested in participating in such learning projects are encouraged to apply. Apply on the Let’s Talk webpage.

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Here is a link to the recording of the Ukraine Zoom meeting held on 10/15/22: http://bit.ly/3ECM21M

We must take care of our democracy and help Ukraine get their’s back. Stop all war. It’s obsolete.

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The video of the Public Forum held on Oct. 18th of the Douglas County Clerk, Dan Loomis, is available here. Mr. Loomis explains how the Nov. 8 election processes work here in Douglas County, Oregon.

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General Election 2022 Candidate Interviews and Forum Links

Other forums in southern Oregon:

League of Women Voters of Curry County – Brookings, Gold Beach, Port Orford, and rural Curry County

League of Women Voters of Coos County –  Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, Coquille, Lakeside, Reedsport, Myrtle Point, Powers

League of Women Voters of Lane County – Eugene, Lane County

League of Women Voters of Rogue Valley – Medford, Ashland

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To be able to receive notices and join our First Tuesday Talk Time, please sign up below, if you haven’t already. If you did not receive the Zoom link, email us at info@lwvuv.org.

Sign Up to be on our mailing list here (no obligation):

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Women’s InEquality Day

August 26th

August 26, otherwise known as Women’s Equality Day, marks the anniversary of the certification of the 19th amendment, which granted some women the right to vote. But now we have fewer rights than we’ve had in decades!

Nineteenth Amendment: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex.Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.

We call on our lawmakers to: 1) Pass voting rights legislation 2) Add the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution 3) Restore reproductive rights to all who experience pregnancy

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Primary Election May 17, 2022
Official results are in!

Official certified results have been posted on the Secretary of State’s website and on the Douglas County Elections department website.

41.72% of registered voters in Douglas County voted in the Primary Election 2022.

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Pre-primary information:

• LWVOR’s Voters’ Guide for statewide candidate statements at the Roseburg Public Library or the Douglas County Clerk’s office.
• Also check out the Oregon state Voters Pamphlet.
• Visit the Douglas County Elections website.
• For more information on candidates, see Vote411.org.

Mail in your ballot — plan on mailing it in a week before the election. Or drop it off at an Official Dropbox.

See more on our Voter information webpage.

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Douglas County Commissioner Candidates Public Forum 4-26-22 Update

Here’s the link to the video recording of the forum.

Photos from the forum held on 4-26-22

Thank you for attending the Douglas County Commissioners Candidates Forum on April 26, 2022! ICYMI, here’s the Link to the recording of the forum.

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