[LWV] League of Women Voters®
of Bellingham/Whatcom County

Advocacy & Volunteer Activities

the community needs everyone to participate to be a strong, safe, fair and vibrant place to live

Election ObservingWatchers for City & County Councils, and the Port of BellinghamCitizen's Election Advisory Committee (CEAC)Whatcom Fair VotingComputer Skills NeededWhatcom County Re-Entry Coalition.


Election Observing

Election Observation: For trained observers Opening and Sorting Ballots begins October 21 (Thursday), Machine Counting begins November 2 (Tuesday), continues November 3 and subsequent days as enough ballots arrive to feed the machine counter. Observers check in at the Auditors office, 311 Grand Avenue - in the County Courthouse. Please contact league@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org for more information

Notes from Observing Activities:

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Watchers for City & County Councils, and the Port of Bellingham

If you are interested in volunteering to observe the City Council or County Council, or the Port of Bellingham meetings on behalf of League please contact league@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org

Port of Bellingham Commissioners meet the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month at 3 PM in the Harbor Center Bldg Conference room. 1801 Roeder Ave.

For information on County Council meetings, Please click here

For information on City Council meetings, Please click here

Minutes from the Port of Bellingham

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Citizen's Election Advisory Committee (CEAC)

This committee was formed for the community to have input into our elections process here locally in Whatcom County. The League has a seat at the table, and if you are interested in this process, please contact league@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org

September 2011 CEAC Meeting Minutes

March 2011 CEAC Meeting Minutes

February 2011 CEAC Meeting Minutes

January 2011 CEAC Meeting Minutes

December 2010 CEAC Meeting Minutes

September 2010 CEAC Meeting Minutes

February 2010 CEAC Meeting Minutes

January 2010 CEAC Meeting Minutes

September 2009 CEAC Meeting Minutes

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Whatcom Fair Voting

Mission Statement:

Whatcom Fair Voting (WFV) is a non-partisan grassroots group of citizens working to promote the integrity of the electoral process by:

  • researching improvements
  • encouraging full citizen participation
  • informing the public and elected officials on voting issues
  • supporting safeguards to ensure voting accuracy and
  • accountability
  • monitoring elections legislation

Meetings: WFV meets monthly at a time selected as convenient by the people who are actively involved. Any local person is welcome who agrees to respect our meeting rules, to be non-partisan and respectful, and to support our Mission Statement.

To find out more please contact league@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org

Minutes from the October meeting

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Computer Skills Needed

If you have a little time and would be interested in volunteering your computer talents with the league, we can use you! Interested? please contact Tanya Baumgart at PR@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org for more information.
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Whatcom County Re-Entry Coalition

The League supports helping citizens re-entering our community after incarceration. Below find the minutes from Whatcom County Re-Entry Coalition.

Minutes from March 24, 2011 meetings

Minutes from January 27, 2011 meeting

If you would like to volunteer to attend this group, please contact league@LWVbellinghamwhatcom.org

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