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LWV Greenwich Get Out the Vote Postcard Writing Sessions
September 17 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
FreeJoin League of Women Voters of Greenwich to write Get Out the Vote postcards to registered voters in Greenwich CT. Target audiences are newly registered voters, as well as inactive voters. This free, community event is nonpartisan, and postcard messages will emphasize voting and civic engagement generally, not any candidate or party specifically. All daytime events will be held at Coffee for Good. The evening event will be held at a private residence in central Greenwich. Please pre-register so we can have enough postcards, pens and postage.
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