LWV to present program from Indiana Vote By Mail
The members of the Greencastle League of Women Voters believe that voting is a fundamental right and all eligible voters should have the equal opportunity to exercise that right.
They further believe governments need to do everything in their power to make the voting booth as accessible as it can be to its citizens.
Local residents will have the opportunity to learn about the how the voting process works in Indiana and ways that Indiana can work to make voting more accessible at the next Continuing the Conversation, “Voting in Indiana: Turning all Hoosiers into voters,” presented by Indiana Vote By Mail.
The meeting will take place over zoom on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89677600592.
This program will highlight best practices for voters and election administrators to consider as they engage in this most basic right in a democracy – the right to vote.
This nonpartisan presentation will feature Barbara Tully, president of Indiana Vote By Mail, which strives to create a better civic environment in Indiana for voter engagement through easier access to the polling process thereby engaging a greater number of voters in the most basic form of our democracy.
Tully worked as a commercial banker and treasury management specialist for regional financial institutions in Indiana prior to her retirement in 2015.
She is a longtime volunteer at IPS Francis W. Parker School 56, with ReadUp, a United Way program, and with Art With a Heart.
Tully is a graduate of Temple University, a runner, a cat lover and the proud parent of two Purdue graduates.