  LWV of Lawrence Township Public Meeting Wednesday, September 12 at 7 PM Guest Speaker: Jeannine Frisby LaRue A discussion of voting rights restoration legislation.Please join our fellow League members. For more information, Click here. November 2018 Election Dates October 16 – Last Day to Register or Change Voting Address for General Election October 30 – Deadline for Mailed Application for a Vote by Mail Ballot to the County Clerk November 5 – 3 PM Deadline for Applying for a Vote by Mail Ballot in Person at the County Clerk’s Office November 6 – General Election Day: VOTE March for Our Lives  Chrystal Schivell, Sandy Smith, and Ellen Kemp March for Our Lives in Princeton  Census Citizenship Question Will Result in Inaccurate Count LWV Will Work to Reverse Decision April 15, 2017
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Affordable Housing in Princeton
To help residents understand the community's Mt. Laurel Fair Share Housing needs and obligations, Princeton Community Housing's Public Relations & Advocacy Committee has prepared FAQ's.
LWVNJ Study
Sexual Assault on College Campuses
 The League adopted this study because we note with alarm the increase, or at least the increase in reporting, of campus sexual assault and want to determine how best to respond to alleged sexual assault on students in college communities. Click here for consensus study information and questions. The LWV-Princeton Area consensus responses are available on the
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What are the current Standing Committees? How do I join a State Program Committee? Click here to learn the answers and to join a LWVNJ Program Committee. LWV New Jersey Advocacy Update: Keeping You Informed from Trenton The League of Women Voters of New Jersey advocates in the fields of education, immigration, natural resources, and women and family issues. Together we can make an even bigger impact in our state. LWV New Jersey Positions Advocacy LWVNJ Voting Reform Platform In an effort to increase voter turnout, improve accessibility to the ballot, improve efficiency and save money, and ensure voting rights are protected, the League of Women Voters of New Jersey supports the initiatives linked here. LWV-NJ Young People's Network
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