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League of Women Voters meet in Forks

Published 1:30 am Thursday, March 28, 2019

At last Saturday’s Folks For Change meeting, the League of Women Voters of Clallam County gave a one-hour presentation and Question and Answer session for the group. Photo Dave Youngberg
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At last Saturday’s Folks For Change meeting, the League of Women Voters of Clallam County gave a one-hour presentation and Question and Answer session for the group. Photo Dave Youngberg

At last Saturday’s Folks For Change meeting, the League of Women Voters of Clallam County gave a one-hour presentation and Question and Answer session for the group. Photo Dave Youngberg
The Clallam County chapter can be found at LWVCLA.ORG, while the state and national groups are LWVWA.ORG and LWV.ORG. From left to right, Linda Benson, Sue Stednick, Marcia Radey with the League of Women Voters. Photo by Dave Youngberg

By Berlinda James

Folks for Change hosted the Clallam County League of Women Voters on Saturday, March 23, to an audience of twelve. The LWV representatives brought their mission statement to life, with real-life stories of nonpartisan civic involvement.

It became clearly apparent that one of their greatest desires is to encourage citizens to become more involved in local, county, and national government. They do this by providing trainings, political forums, educational opportunities, and more. They are also known for providing clear, accurate, and impartial information about political candidates running for office, and they continually encourage all citizens to vote.

Folks for Change wants to thank the Clallam County League of Women Voters for all of the important work that they do.

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