Johnson County League Of Women Voters

Jul
22

“Using the moderate-conservative continuum … characterize your political views…”

Earl Glynn on July 22nd, 2008

Dr. Elizabeth Ann Sanders, a member of the Johnson County League of Women voters, asked the candidates in State Board of Education District 2 candidate forum: “Using the moderate-conservative continuum, how would you characterize … the majority of your political views, and please explain that characterization.”
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Jul
20

Why did Richard Voss represent the League of Women Voters at Candidate Forum For Senate 37?

Earl Glynn on July 20th, 2008

The Johnson County League of Women Voters (LWV) along with the Johnson County Community College (JCCC) hosted a forum recently for August primary candidates, which can now be viewed online. A recent Meadowlark article asked about the “tilt” in the panel discussions because the LWV is mostly a left-leaning group and is confusing [...]

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Jul
19

JoCo League of Women Voters doesn’t believe in transparency in their candidate forums?

Earl Glynn on July 19th, 2008

The Johnson County League of Women Voters is confused about the words “non-partisan” and “not political” and their concern for transparency in their candidate forums. (See the candidate forums online, or on local cable TV channels.) The JoCo LWV and Johnson County Community College sponsored these recent candidate forums.
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