Join the League of Women Voters of California and the Mechanics’ Institute for a vital conversation on the state of our democracy. Part of the On Democracy series, this hybrid panel features election experts and legal scholars discussing the evolving landscape of voter access and election protection.

When: Wednesday, May 13 | 6:00 PM

Where: Mechanics’ Institute (SF) or via Zoom

Panelists:

• Natalie Adona: Marin County Registrar of Voters
• Jesse Mainardi: Election law expert and UC Law SF Professor
• Dora Rose: Deputy Director, League of Women Voters of California

Key Topics:

• Constitutional protections and the impact of redistricting.
• Navigating modern threats to voter access and ballot security.
• The influence of AI, social media, and cybersecurity on election outcomes.
• Practical steps for citizens to take in protecting democracy.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain expert insight into the mechanics of our elections and how we can work together to ensure they remain free and fair. League members can attend in person or virtually for a discounted price of $5.  If you are not able to attend live, we will send out a link to the recording to League members after the event.