Candidates Night for Falmouth Town Elections May 2025
Light for Our Democracy gathering at Falmouth Public Library on March 4, 2025.
Susan Baur, speaking at 2024 LWVF Annual Meeting on "Change Follows Wonder and Joy"
Travis Mapp speaking at LWVF 2024 Annual Meeting on "Democracy and Marginalized Voices"
League member Larry Moore shared his expertise on the accuracy of voting machines as we prepare for the 2024 election.
LWV Falmouth & Artist Jackie Reeves paint the Vote Mural
LWV Falmouth and the Falmouth Cape Verdean Club co-sponsored this banner to encourage people to vote. Going up outside the Cape Verdean Club, on either side of the road.
Our Centennial Grove has been planted!
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