Here's how to advcoate for Fair Maps:

 LTEs must include your full name, address, and phone number (for verification, not publication) and be up to 400 words long.
 

You may want to reference a recent redistricting article, local impact of redistricting or elected official's statements on redistricting. 

Example: “In light of the recent redistricting maps released for Indiana…”
 

Make 1–2 Key Points
 

Keep the focus tight—don’t try to cover everything.
 

Use plain, direct language.
 

Avoid jargon.
 

End with a Call to Action
 

Example: “Our community deserves fair maps that keep counties together. I urge readers to contact State Senator Donato and State Reps Manning and VanNatter…”

The nonpartisan Cass County League of Women Voters is hosting a redistricting town hall. 

Wed. Oct. 8

Thu. Oct. 16

Mon.  Oct. 20

Wed. Oct. 29

All dates are at 4 pm

at Science Project Brewing Company

Your meal and one drink is on us! 

Join in and invite a friend to this letter-writing and call event designed to contact state legislators and Cass County's federal representatives.

Download the 5 Calls app in advance or we'll go over how to do so at the event.  

Make an appointment to meet online or in-person with State Senator Donato, State Representative Manning or State Representative VanNatter . Express your perspective on redistricting.  

Take your 'fair maps' sign and join the No Kings protest from 12 to 2 pm. 

We've launched our three year plan and we rely on people like you to reach our goals. Stand with us. If you're waiting to be asked, consider this our ask. Visit our events page and get involved.