The Educated Voter & Midmonth Snapshot

​​​As of March 2026, we're offering various ways to access The Educated Voter and up to date LWVLCF news! ​

Picture
April Issue of The Educated Voter for PDF download and/or print.
Just need links to Zoom Meetings we're holding?
See the list below these questions.

Want to read a single quick article online?
Use the table of contents below to link to your article of choice.

Want to print a lovely PDF and read at leisure over coffee, tea, or wine?
Click the images at the bottom of this page to access the PDF versions and print at home. The most recent edition is linked above. The newsletter is typically emailed to all members between the 30th of the month and the 2nd of the next month.

Want to read the lovely PDF using your PDF viewer and access all live links within the pages?
Click on the images at the bottom of this page to access the PDF versions and view online.

Want to get (or provide to us) up-to-date information mid-month?
Watch your email for the Mid-Month Snapshot sent each month concurrently with the
first invitation to our monthly membership meeting.

​Want the Mid-Month Snapshot through our website instead? 
Check out our online blog.​
Zoom Meeting Links for all April Action Team Meetings

Click on date/time links to access Zoom sessions:
April's Edition of The Educated Voter
Link to Articles You Wish to Read:
  • President's Letter - "Meeting Today's Challenges with Continuing Resolve"
    ​On a cold March afternoon at home, a stack of magazines and journals caught my attention. Upon reading them, I was especially moved by how many articles focused on the remarkable perseverance of incredible women. One that stood out was Ellen Cushing’s piece, “Women of Avenger Field,” published in The Atlantic in April 2026. It told the story of the WASPs—Women Airforce Service Pilots—    MORE
 
  • Community Voter Services Outreach Events
    Our members are showing up and helping to educate members of our community at multiple events in the months leading up to midterm elections. One such recent event was the NC Rice Festival, which took place on Saturday, March 7, 2026 at Brunswick Town/Fort Anderson State Historic Site in Winnabow, NC. As a non-partisan organization, our Voter Services efforts are focused on answering questions, sharing Vote411 (our nationwide digital voter guide), and directing people to resources to assist them in registering and obtaining identification that will be necessary at the polls.  MORE
​
  • League of Women Voters NC Advocacy Day
    ​April 28, 2026
    LWVNC Advocacy Day Theme: Democracy in Action – Your Voice, Your Power
    Date:     Tuesday, April 28, 2026
    Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
    Location: Raleigh, NC
    MORE


  • Education Action Team: Please and Thank You 
    The Education Action Team is preparing to write thank you notes in May to recognize the contributions of all the teachers and staff at our partner school, Dorothy B. Johnson Pre-K. MORE
 
  • Environmental Action Team Advocacy on PFAS  
    The NC Environmental Management Commission (EMC) is seeking comments on proposed rules covering PFAS discharges. Over 3.5 million people in NC drink water with unsafe levels of PFAS. In 2024 NC DEQ proposed water quality standards limiting the amount of 8 PFAS chemicals that industries and wastewater treatment plants could dump into our rivers. MORE

  • The League of Women Voters of North Carolina is collecting signatures for a petition supporting North Carolina’s participation in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC). MORE​​

Last 3 Issues (Printable / PDF)

CLICK ON THE LINKS ABOVE TO READ THE THREE MOST CURRENT ISSUES OF THE EDUCATED VOTER.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW PREVIOUS ISSUES.