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Citizen Education / Voter Information
Responses to League Questionnaire by Candidates for Supervisorial
Districts 4 and 5
The League of Women Voters Monterey Peninsula submitted eleven questions to all candidates running for Monterey County Supervisorial District 4 and District 5. The responses follow. No responses were provided by Ila Mettee-McCutchon, District 4 candidate.
Note: This voter education effort does NOT imply that the League endorses any candidate for office.
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- As part of voter education, each primary and general election, the Leagues of Women Voters of the Salinas Valley and of the Monterey Peninsula provide a Mock Election for grades 4-12 in Monterey and San Benito Counties. We have curricular materials for teachers that help meet the California Public Schools Content Standards. More information, helpful links, and teaching materials are available on the Mock Election website.
