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Home›News›Lincoln County Supervisor Breitenmoser to discuss redistricting at League of Women Voters meeting

Lincoln County Supervisor Breitenmoser to discuss redistricting at League of Women Voters meeting

By Jalen Maki
July 28, 2021
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NORTHERN WISCONSIN – The League of Women Voters of the Northwoods (LWVNOW)’s meeting next month will take a closer look at redistricting in Wisconsin.

The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 10, in-person at the William Buedingen Training Center, W6147 State Hwy. 86, Tomahawk.

“There will be plenty of room for social distancing, but if you haven’t been vaccinated, please wear a mask,” LWVNOW said.

Breitenmoser

Lincoln County District 11 Supervisor Hans Breitenmoser and Executive Director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign (WDC) Matt Rothschild will discuss the Wisconsin State Legislature’s upcoming redrawing of the state’s district maps, which occurs every ten years.

“In a 2017 LWVNOW presentation, Supervisor Breitenmoser explained the process he pursued that led to the Lincoln County Board’s passage of a resolution insisting on a nonpartisan procedure for drawing legislative and congressional district boundaries,” LWVNOW stated. “This time, he and Matt Rothschild will bring us up to speed all that has happened since.”

For more information on Breitenmoser, Rothschild and the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, visit LWVNOW’s website, www.lwvnow.org.

The meeting will be available on LWVNOW’s YouTube Channel, LWVNOW Information.

The LWVNOW encompasses Florence, Forest, Langlade, Lincoln, Oneida and Vilas counties. The local league belongs to the state and national League of Women Voters, “a non-partisan organization devoted to helping members and fellow citizens develop educated political opinions and act upon them through the democratic process.” The league’s monthly meetings and sponsored events are open to all. Contact the league by emailing [email protected] or visiting www.lwvnow.org.

TagsLeague of Women Voters of the NorthwoodsLincoln County District 11 Supervisor Hans BreitenmoserLWVNOWRedistricting
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