Thanks to the outstanding volunteers who continue to work on voter outreach and strongly support the
Manatee Democratic Party.
Women's Voices of Southwest Florida are organizing a march to mark the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Roe v. Wade and support reproductive freedom one year after its overturn.
The march is scheduled on Saturday, Jan. 21, from noon to 3 pm
at Selby Five Points Park, 1 Central Ave, Sarasota.
To register click here:
https://action.womensmarch.com/events/bigger-than-roe-march-for-repro-freedom
The event is sponsored in tandem with the National Women's March.
Parking is at the Palm Avenue or State Street garages.
If you want to mail in your vote in the next election, you may need to reinstate your
Vote-By-Mail status with the Manatee County Supervisor of Elections. Voter mail-in status was eliminated at the end of 2022, thanks to a Florida law that revamped voting processes throughout the state. To reinstate your mail-in voting privilege go to the
If you want to mail in your vote in the next election, you may need to reinstate your
Vote-By-Mail status with the Manatee County Supervisor of Elections. Voter mail-in status was eliminated at the end of 2022, thanks to a Florida law that revamped voting processes throughout the state. To reinstate your mail-in voting privilege go to the Manatee County Supervisor of Elections website by clicking HERE. Or call 941-741-3823.
If you live in Sarasota County, click HERE. Or call 941-861-8600.
You can also register to vote on either SOE website.
Turning Points, a non-profit social services organization in Manatee County, is looking for volunteers to assist in the 2023 Point-In-Time count, Jan. 23 to 28. The Point-In-Time census provides critical information to help Turning Points develop funding, services and strategies for those who are in homeless situations or at risk of becoming homeless.
Anyone interested in running for local political office is invited to attend a free virtual workshop hosted by the non-partisan League of Women Voters of Manatee County.
The half-day program,
“How to Run for Office,”
will be offered via Zoom on
Saturday, Jan. 21
from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Registration can be accessed here. Speakers include se
Anyone interested in running for local political office is invited to attend a free virtual workshop hosted by the non-partisan League of Women Voters of Manatee County.
The half-day program,
“How to Run for Office,”
will be offered via Zoom on
Saturday, Jan. 21
from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Registration can be accessed here. Speakers include seasoned, local candidates who will discuss how to run a campaign, from completing the necessary paperwork to working with their political party, the press and social media. Scott Farrington, Assistant Supervisor of Elections of Manatee County, and Andre Torkelson, Political Consultant, Keen Campaigning, Inc., are the featured speakers. A panel of successful campaigners will further discuss how to prepare for a local campaign. Panelists include: retired county commissioner Betsy Benac, Mayor of Palmetto Shirley Bryant, Bradenton City Council member Marianne Barneby, and retired School Board member Charlie Kennedy.
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