Face to Face
Face to Face was published by the League of Women Voters of the United States as a guide to help Leagues sponsor and produce effective, fair and interesting candidate debates. read more
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View ArticleHosting a successful federal forum/debate
Hello-We at the League of Women Voters of Oregon are considering hosting a televised Senate debate and have not had much experience running a federal-level candidate forum/debate before. Do League...
View Article3 candidates for a seat in Congress
"For debates involving candidates for federal office, FEC rules are particularly significant. To meet the FEC definition of a debate and thereby avoid being categorized as an illegal contribution to a...
View ArticleGuidance for Leagues on Candidates Unwilling to Participate in Voter...
Every year Leagues hold hundreds of candidate debates and forums and produce hundreds of voters’ guides across the country to help voters learn about the candidates on their ballot. Unfortunately,...
View ArticleSample Questions for Debates and Voters' Guides
Sample Questions: Debates/Voters' Guides • What are the most important things that should be done by the federal government to improve our nation’s economy?• What should the federal government do about...
View ArticleTips for LWV Debate Watching Party Hosts
This tip sheet is meant to complement the League of Women Voters’ publication Debate Watching 101. Watching and discussing debates can help citizens reflect on the issues and participate more fully in...
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Electing the President” 2016 Supplement Now Available
The LWVEF has once again teamed up with the Newspaper in Education Institute (NIE) to produce “Electing the President,” a comprehensive supplement designed to help voters, especially young and...
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