THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS®
OF NASSAU COUNTY
PO Box 539
Point Lookout, NY 11569
Phone: 516-431-1628
e-mail: vote@lwvofnassaucounty.org
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"All politics is local"
- Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, Jr.
LWVNC PROGRAM - 2009-2010 1. Nassau County Board of Elections: (a) To work in cooperation with the Nassau County
Board of Elections and the League of Women Voters of New York State to assure
conformance with the National Voter Registration Act and the Help America Vote
Act. (b) To assure an improved system of recruitment and
training of election personnel. (c) To assure the acquisition and implementation of
optical scan voting machines to replace the lever machines. (d) To assure a smooth transition in the implementation of
the new voting systems (e) To assure adequate funding to achieve a fair and
proper election process 2. Affordable Housing in Nassau County: To
meet the current and future housing needs of residents, regardless of economic
circumstances, with diversity of affordable housing opportunities and types
ownership, rentals, single and multiple dwellings. (a) The LWV of Nassau County encourages the County to
coordinate with Towns, Villages and School Districts when making decisions
relative to infrastructure, taxes, incentives for economic development, public
transportation and location of facilities. (b) Because collaborative community-based planning for
long-term land use is essential, the League supports county initiatives
that would encourage affordable homes through acquisition of previously
developed sites for the purpose of redevelopment, and the sale or transfer of
county-owned tax defaulted properties to towns and villages for the purpose of
affordable housing. 3. Natural Resources: To promote
action on State and National League environmental policy positions as they
apply to Nassau County, with emphasis on: (a) active League participation in planning,
decision-making and implementation of environmental quality and land use issues. (b) community education and action on measures that
protect groundwater. 4. Nassau County Legislature: To monitor
the County Legislature, its regular sessions and the committee meetings, by
attendance of a League Representative. 5. Equal Employment Opportunities for Women:
To support equal employment conditions including freedom from sexual harassment
and equal pay for comparable work. 6. Social Policy: To support state and
national positions, including welfare reform, child care, health care reform,
domestic violence prevention, and reproductive rights, as they apply to Nassau
County. 7. Transportation: To support the concept
of mass transit as a public service with operating costs subsidized as they are
for all public services and shared by all levels of government. 8. Special Districts: To study the various
special districts in Nassau County in terms of cost, efficiency, efficacy and
value perceived by the consumers in the areas covered. ©LWV
of Nassau County 2009