October 12 Panel Discussion: Ballot Question 4

On October 12 at 4 p.m., the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts and the Transportation for Massachusetts (T4MA) coalition will present “Safer Roads for a Stronger Commonwealth,” an online panel discussion about Question 4, which will be on the November 8 ballot.

A Yes vote on Question 4 will uphold the Work and Family Mobility Act, a new state law that encourages safer roads by authorizing testing and licensing for Massachusetts residents who do not have citizenship status. LWVMA is supporting Yes on 4.

At this forum, hear from civic, business, transportation and public safety experts about what this law will do – and will not do – for Massachusetts. The public is welcome! Register here.

Ballot Questions: Upcoming Forums

Want to learn more about the ballot questions that Massachusetts voters will be considering for the November 8th election? Register for online informational forums hosted by local chapters of the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts.

Climate Solutions Week

Federal, state and local trends, programs and opportunities are helping reduce carbon pollution and make communities like Winchester more resilient. Yes, there are solutions to climate change, and they are available here and now!

Winchester has adopted a 2020 Climate Action Plan that will reduce our Town's greenhouse gas pollution 80% by 2050 and hired a Sustainability Director to implement the Plan. To help our community learn about how each of us can help solve the climate crisis, the town hosted Climate Solutions Week from September 24 - October 2, 2022.

You can read the summary of events and learn practical tips and strategies that take advantage of available technology and financial incentives on the Town's Climate Solutions Week web page.

Please Note: The League of Women Voters of Winchester is a nonpartisan organization that does not support or oppose any political party or candidate.