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SUMMARY:October Ideas Forum: What's Up With Ballot Referendums?
DESCRIPTION:Before you head to the polls\, take this opportunity to learn about the two referendums that will be on our ballots during our October Ideas Forum. \nIndian Prairie School District 204 Chief School Business Official Matt Shipley will discuss the basis for District 204’s referendum\, and a representative from the DuPage Forest Preserve District will discuss the reasoning behind their referendum. \nLearning about the needs that are driving the referendums will help inform your decision as you plan your vote. This event is free\, but please register!\n \nOur Presenters\nDaniel Hebreard is the President of the DuPage Forest Preserve District. He was elected at-large to the Forest Preserve District’s Board of Commissioners in 2018. Daniel holds degrees in Parks and Recreation management and Business Administration\, and worked for two local recreation departments before joining the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County as a ranger in 2005. \nMatt Shipley has been the Chief School Business Official (CSBO) for Indian Prairie since 2021.  In this role\, he oversees the budget and accounting functions\, support operations\, building operations\, safety and security\, and employee benefits.
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/october-ideas-forum-whats-up-with-ballot-referendums/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting
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SUMMARY:DuPage County Board - District 5 Candidate Forum
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about the candidates running for the DuPage County Board – District 5 and their views and answers to questions from the community.* \nPatty Gustin (R) and  Saba Haider (D) \n** All candidates have been invited ** \nThis event is free\, but you must register at https://rebrand.ly/oct24-forum. \nIf registration for the event exceeds the Zoom capacity\, you can watch it live on our Facebook page. After the event\, a video will be available on our YouTube channel. \n  \nHow a Candidate Forum Works \nAll candidate forums are run by trained\, nonpartisan\, and out-of-district moderators. Candidates are given equal time to answer each question. Each candidate will have two minutes to present an opening statement alphabetically. \n* Questions will be chosen in advance by the League for appropriateness and relevance from those solicited from League members and community members. Questions are not shared with the candidates before the forum. \nThe moderator will ask questions in rotation so that a different candidate will have the opportunity to be the first to answer. Candidates will each have up to two minutes to answer each question. \nAfter the questions are completed\, each candidate will have two minutes to provide a closing statement. \nNo surrogates are permitted to participate. An uncontested forum\, that is\, one with only one candidate\, is not permitted. \n 
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/47189/
LOCATION:Zoom Meeting
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SUMMARY:Friday Book Club: The Joy of Politics: Surviving Cancer\, a Campaign\, a Pandemic\, an Insurrection\, and Life's Other Unexpected Curveballs
DESCRIPTION:by Amy Klobuchar \nRegister for our October Book Club meeting! \nFrom Goodreads: \nAn intimate and revelatory memoir—on personal challenges\, political turmoil\, and the state of American democracy—from one of the most effective voices in politics\, Amy Klobuchar. \nDuring the past few years\, as our country has faced unprecedented challenges\, Senator Klobuchar has been in the room where it happens—on the Senate floor for critical votes during the pandemic\, at the debate podium during one of the most critical presidential elections in US history\, and in the Capitol on January 6\, 2021\, when insurrectionists stormed the building\, interrupting the certification of the electoral college. It was well past midnight when Klobuchar stood beside then-Vice President Pence to officially certify President Biden’s victory. \nIn her candid\, honest\, and at times bitingly funny memoir\, the pragmatic senator shares insider stories from these historic moments\, while also inviting readers into her personal life. An underdog in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary campaign\, she built surprising early momentum–only to suspend her candidacy in order to support Joe Biden. Within weeks of returning to work in the Senate\, the sudden onslaught of COVID-19 hit her family directly. Her husband got very sick and spent a week in the hospital on oxygen and a month in isolation. Klobuchar shares her experience facing a cancer diagnosis while watching her beloved father succumb to Alzheimer’s. She recounts the dramatic narrative of January 6 and how close we came to losing our democracy. And\, with her signature humor\, she reveals what it’s like to work with some of her more…well\, interesting…colleagues. \nAt the crux of these stories is a narrative of resilience – of personal resilience and the resilience of a nation – and\, improbably\, joy.
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/friday-book-club-the-joy-of-politics-surviving-cancer-a-campaign-a-pandemic-an-insurrection-and-lifes-other-unexpected-curveballs/
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SUMMARY:Key Election Date: Online Voter Registration Deadline
DESCRIPTION:Important Voting Reminder: October 20th is the Last Day to Register Online! \nOctober 20th marks the final day to register to vote online through the Illinois State Board of Elections website. If you haven’t registered yet\, make sure to visit ova.elections.il.gov and complete your registration. \nIf you miss the online registration deadline\, don’t worry! You can still register in person at your polling place when you go to vote. Make sure your voice is heard in this election—get registered today!
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/key-election-date-online-voter-registration-deadline/
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SUMMARY:Key Election Date: First Day of Early Voting - More Locations Open
DESCRIPTION:Get Ready! Early Voting for the 2024 General Election Continues! \nStarting October 21\, additional early voting locations across your County will open\, making it easy to participate in this election. \nFind your most convenient early voting location in your county and its applicable operating hours by visiting the DuPage County Clerk’s website or the Will County Clerk’s website. Don’t miss this chance to shape the future—get out and vote!
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/key-election-date-first-day-of-early-voting/
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SUMMARY:Tuesday Book Club: The Joy of Politics: Surviving Cancer\, a Campaign\, a Pandemic\, an Insurrection\, and Life's Other Unexpected Curveballs
DESCRIPTION:by Amy Klobuchar \nRegister for our October Book Club meeting! \nFrom Goodreads: \nAn intimate and revelatory memoir—on personal challenges\, political turmoil\, and the state of American democracy—from one of the most effective voices in politics\, Amy Klobuchar. \nDuring the past few years\, as our country has faced unprecedented challenges\, Senator Klobuchar has been in the room where it happens—on the Senate floor for critical votes during the pandemic\, at the debate podium during one of the most critical presidential elections in US history\, and in the Capitol on January 6\, 2021\, when insurrectionists stormed the building\, interrupting the certification of the electoral college. It was well past midnight when Klobuchar stood beside then-Vice President Pence to officially certify President Biden’s victory. \nIn her candid\, honest\, and at times bitingly funny memoir\, the pragmatic senator shares insider stories from these historic moments\, while also inviting readers into her personal life. An underdog in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary campaign\, she built surprising early momentum–only to suspend her candidacy in order to support Joe Biden. Within weeks of returning to work in the Senate\, the sudden onslaught of COVID-19 hit her family directly. Her husband got very sick and spent a week in the hospital on oxygen and a month in isolation. Klobuchar shares her experience facing a cancer diagnosis while watching her beloved father succumb to Alzheimer’s. She recounts the dramatic narrative of January 6 and how close we came to losing our democracy. And\, with her signature humor\, she reveals what it’s like to work with some of her more…well\, interesting…colleagues. \nAt the crux of these stories is a narrative of resilience – of personal resilience and the resilience of a nation – and\, improbably\, joy.
URL:https://lwvnaperville.org/event/tuesday-book-club-the-joy-of-politics-surviving-cancer-a-campaign-a-pandemic-an-insurrection-and-lifes-other-unexpected-curveballs/
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