On behalf of the LWVE voter services leadership team—Judy Hoffman, Jennifer O’Neil, Gail Weisberg and me—we want to thank each and every participant in our voter services campaigns this season. Accomplishments this summer and fall are many:
• Staffed voter registration tables at:
1. Evanston Race Against Hate
2. Connections for the Homeless Block Party
3. Connections- four drop-in centers
4. YMCA
5. Local libraries in Evanston, Skokie and Morton Grove
6. Trulee Evanston
7. Ann Rainey Apartments
8. Westminster Place
9. Reproduction Coalition Rally
AND we had four tables on National Voter Registration Day.

These registration teams registered about 65 voters and had interactions, mainly voting questions, with 150+ voters in the Evanston and Skokie communities;
• Staffed and co-hosted a number of candidate forums;
• Conducted a deputy registrar training class led by the Cook County Clerk’s office;
• Staffed tables (or co-sponsored events) with the ACLU and the Evanston History Center (Catherine McCullough Film);
• Operated a Voter Hotline telephone service;
• Participated in several events at ETHS;
• Informed VPAC (Voter Participation Action Coalition) of key dates and events;
• Distributed 1,000 LWVE voter information bookmarks;
• Had representatives of the LWVE 2024 Poll Watcher Project on election day at every polling place in Evanston; and,
• Assisted the Evanston city clerk with staffing on election day, resulting in 160+ voter interactions.

Assisting the leadership team in these many accomplishments were members of our team of deputy registrars as well as members of our League with special interests in the voter services arena: