We will discuss the impacts of past gerrymandering, whether the new maps had any effect on the Nov. 5 election, and how voters can ensure that future elections represent the will of the people.

The Constitutional Amendment on the November 5 ballot is harmful and can diminish our voting rights. Join the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin for this virtual program to learn why you should vote no to this constitutional amendment. Learn what's at stake. This constitutional amendment aims to divide us. Let's come together and vote no!

On November 5, voters in the Madison Metropolitan School District will be asked to approve or reject two school funding referendum questions. When choosing to spend more money, it’s important to get a sense of whether the investment is worth the cost. This program will consider this question.

LWV Dane County and the UW-Madison Center for Communication and Civic Renewal are cosponsoring a forum for the primary candidates for Dane County Executive at Sequoya Library, 4340 Tokay Blvd., Madison.

The constitutional amendments on the August 13 primary ballot put Wisconsin's share of federal funding and the distribution of emergency funds at risk. Join the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin (LWVWI) for this virtual program to learn why you should vote NO on both of these constitutional amendments. Learn what’s at stake. These constitutional amendments are confusing and harmful.

Two proposed amendments to the state constitution regarding election administration will appear on the ballot for the April 2 Spring Election. This forum will address the procedure for amending the state constitution, the specific language being proposed, and the potential effects if these amendments are passed.

How do elected officials affect the availability of childcare in our community and the promotion of equity in our schools and universities?