The Voter Services committee meets on the first Friday of each month at noon at the YWCA.  

SUMMER 2019 VOTER REGISTRATION ACTIVITIES 

Dust Bowl Teams at CK Newsome Center at 100 Walnut -- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (June 17, 18 and 19th) from 4:45-7:30 pm
St Vincent Food Pantry Drives -- Tuesday, June 25 and Tuesday, July 30 from 9-11 am
Community Market sponsored by United Caring Shelters at C K Newsom Center -- Saturday July 13 from 1-3 pm
EVPL North Park Library -- Monday, August 26th from 1-4 pm
Gerrymander Meander at St Lucas Church at 33 West Virginia Street -- Thursday, September 5th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm
USI and UE voter registration drives in August.
Evansville Housing Authority locations this fall 

FALL 2018 VOTER SERVICES TEAM ACTIVITIES

The final tally for voter registrations drives this fall is as follows: Voter Registrations 94, Absentee Ballot Applications 70, check registrations 73, address changes 22 and name change 1. We held 11 drives total.  

• In August at USI the Voter Services team registered 55 voters, and helped with 33 applications for absentee ballots.  At U of E 4 students registered to vote, 16 completed applications for absentee ballots, and 3 people checked their registrations. At Ivy Tech in early September they registered 2 voters, confirmed 15 registrations, changed 2 addresses, and gave out absentee ballot information.
• On Saturday, September 15 team members went door to door with the NAACP to register voters. The League also registered voters at the West Franklin Street Bazaar that day. 
• The committee got in contact with the Evansville Housing Authority and began by registering voters at two sites -- Buckner Towers on Monday, September 17 and and Caldwell Homes on September 18.  
• Voter information postcards and brochures on how to get a state ID were distributed to all of the libraries. Postcards were also distributed at the food pantries at Simpson United Methodist Church, St. Vincent de Paul and Annunciation Church, as well as at Patchwork Central and additional locations. 
• All of the Be a Voter poster contest entries were displayed at Central Library starting September 23. The League had a voter registration table at the official opening of the exhibit on September 25, which was National Voter Registration Day.
• The two Be A Voter billboards were up in October at Read and the Lloyd and at 41 and St. George Rd. The total number of estimated views for the month was about 100,000. 

• 1st place Kayla Buente and Haley Robertson 
• 2nd place Kalie Lamkin
• 3rd place Baleigh Montgomery