Events Calendar

Neighbor to Neighbor Voting is a project of the League of Women Voters of Maine designed to increase voter engagement and participation in our political process through canvassing neighborhoods with low voter participation. The project offers residents the opportunity to learn about the electoral process, registering to vote, requesting an absentee ballot, and changing one’s party affiliation before an election.

This is a volunteer based project: a neighbor talking to a neighbor. It is nonpartisan and intended to educate rather than to persuade. We partner with local property owners/managers, community leaders, and nonprofit organizations to foster a collaborative process.

To RSVP or learn about where we are canvassing, please email Lado at lado@lwvme.org.

Join us as we discuss late-breaking election updates, new guidance from the Secretary of State and the Attorney General, emerging COVID issues, and what you need to know so you can tell your friends. 

Featuring guest Attorney General Aaron Frey. We'll be having a moderated discussion and Q&A where Frey will discuss the work his office is doing to protect against voter intimidation, regulate poll watchers, and working with other attorneys general to make sure your vote is counted.

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Neighbor to Neighbor Voting is a project of the League of Women Voters of Maine designed to increase voter engagement and participation in our political process through canvassing neighborhoods with low voter participation. The project offers residents the opportunity to learn about the electoral process, registering to vote, requesting an absentee ballot, and changing one’s party affiliation before an election.

This is a volunteer based project: a neighbor talking to a neighbor. It is nonpartisan and intended to educate rather than to persuade. We partner with local property owners/managers, community leaders, and nonprofit organizations to foster a collaborative process.

To RSVP or learn about where we are canvassing, please email Lado at lado@lwvme.org.

Neighbor to Neighbor Voting is a project of the League of Women Voters of Maine designed to increase voter engagement and participation in our political process through canvassing neighborhoods with low voter participation. The project offers residents the opportunity to learn about the electoral process, registering to vote, requesting an absentee ballot, and changing one’s party affiliation before an election.

This is a volunteer based project: a neighbor talking to a neighbor. It is nonpartisan and intended to educate rather than to persuade. We partner with local property owners/managers, community leaders, and nonprofit organizations to foster a collaborative process.

To RSVP or learn about where we are canvassing, please email Lado at lado@lwvme.org.

Neighbor to Neighbor Voting is a project of the League of Women Voters of Maine designed to increase voter engagement and participation in our political process through canvassing neighborhoods with low voter participation. The project offers residents the opportunity to learn about the electoral process, registering to vote, requesting an absentee ballot, and changing one’s party affiliation before an election.

This is a volunteer based project: a neighbor talking to a neighbor. It is nonpartisan and intended to educate rather than to persuade. We partner with local property owners/managers, community leaders, and nonprofit organizations to foster a collaborative process.

To RSVP or learn about where we are canvassing, please email Lado at lado@lwvme.org.

Please join Ann Luther, current Treasurer of the League of Women Voters of Maine and chair of the LWVME Advocacy Committee, as she adds to Bangor Public Library’s celebration of the Centennial of the Women’s Right to Vote. A slide show of images highlighting the way to the 19th Amendment will be part of this event.

Please register to attend via Zoom by filling out our registration form. This event will also be available through Facebook Live.

2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, when women won the right to vote. Commemorating the 19th amendment and reflecting on lessons learned and what remains undone, this presentation will celebrate that historic victory and the women who led the movement, while also providing a sober reflection on the compromises that split the movement and left many voters behind – choices that continue to echo 100 years later.

The evening will conclude with a brief overview of the work that remains to be done with time for a question and answer period.

The Brunswick Chapter of the League of Women Voters of Maine will host a post-election forum at 6 p.m. Thursday, November 5th.

The panel will include:

• Steve Mistler, Maine Public Chief Political Correspondent and State House Bureau Chief
• Andrew Rudalevige, Bowdoin College's Thomas Brackett Reed Professor of Government and Legal Studies
• Joyce McCreight, Democratic State Representative
• Roger Katz, Former Republican State Senator
• Former State Senator Marge Kilkelly, Moderator

We invite the public to submit questions for the panel at brunswick@lwvme.org.

Introducing the moderator and panelists will be Dusty Post, Chair of the Brunswick Area League of Women Voters

The forum will be held at the Brunswick Town Office, 85 Union Street, with limited seating. It will also be broadcast live on BrunswickTV3 where it can be viewed online at by clicking here. 

Jump on Zoom once a month to learn about the latest League activities, and find out how you can get involved. This 30-minute online session gives you a chance to meet other members, share ideas, and keep up with all things League. 

The Monthly Brief happens on the second Monday of each month. Sessions are held at 10:00 and repeated at 5:00: choose a time that fits your schedule. No registration is required. 

10:00 AM brief: JOIN HERE

5:00 PM brief: JOIN HERE