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Majority Rules Screening
Join us to watch veteran documentary director AJ Schnack's newest project, Majority Rules.
Alaska passed a final four RCV + Open Primary system and implemented it for the first time last cycle. Discover how it worked and the campaign against it that its success has stirred up.
Come by at 6:30 for food and drink! The movie will be followed by a discussion and a tryout of ranked choice voting with Professors Justin Gross of the School of Public Policy, Andy Anderson of the Dept. of Environmental Conservation, and leaders in the Ranked Choice Voting movement follows the screening at Flavin Auditorium, Isenberg School of Management, UMass Amherst, 121 Presidents Dr., Amherst.
This event is co-hosted by the League of Women Voters of Amherst and is open to the public. Watch the trailer for Majority Rules.
Thursday Nov 21, 2024 ⋅ 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Panel Discussion:
The League of Women Voters of Massachusetts is excited to share that the program titled “What Does Democracy Mean to People’s Everyday Lives?” has been successfully recorded by NewTV and will be available on YouTube at link below by Friday, November 1st at 8 PM.
We invite you to click the “notify me” button to receive an alert once the program goes live. The 60-minute program is moderated by Heather Hamilton, and features panelists Dr. Rachael Cobb, Cheryl Clyburn Crawford, and Tim Matthews.
Democracy – What Does It Mean in People’s Everyday Lives?
LWVAmherst is a co-sponsor of this event
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