LWVCNM will have a table for voter registration and education at the International District Library on March 24 from 5 to 7 pm.

The LWVCNM Book Club session is on Wednesday, March 25 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the office conference room. See more information here.

LWVCNM will have a table for voter registration and education at the Digital Arts & Technology Academy Career Fair on March 27.

The next LWVCNM Drop-In Coffee is on Saturday, March 28 from 10 to noon in the office conference room.

LWVCNM member Anne Galer is giving her presentation Abolishing the Electoral College to LWV Santa Fe County on Friday April 3. Reservations are required. See details here.

The next LWVCNM happy hour will be on April 7 from 4 pm to 6 pm at Quarter Celtic on Lomas and San Mateo.

The next LWVCNM monthly educational meeting will be on April 9. The topic is Data Centers and Microgrids in New Mexico: Issues to Address.

Save the date: The LWVCNM annual meeting will be on May 9 at the UNM Continuing Education building. See the March Voter for more details.

 See the calendar of events on our website.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Are you interested in being a LWVCNM delegate to the LWV National Convention?

The LWV National Convention is in Columbus, Ohio from June 25 - 28. LWVCNM has 4 delegate slots. You can attend all of the sessions, business meetings, and work groups in person or you could virtually attend the business meetings. LWVCNM will pay for your registration, however you would pay for all other expenses. Convention is a great way to learn and be more involved in the League. Please mail president@lwvcnm.org if you are interested in being a delegate.

The League supports Ranked Choice Voting, RCV, as a way to expand voter choice, promote majority-supported outcomes, and strengthen confidence in our elections. Councilors Fiebelkorn, Telles, and Rogers are supporting RCV. At the Albuquerque City Council meeting on April 6th there will be a final vote. Please take action in support by contacting your City Councilor. Fair Vote has created a simple tool that makes it easy to contact your City Councilor here.