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The League of Women Voters of Henderson County (LWVHC) has scheduled two
opportunities in September for voters to meet and question candidates for election to local,
state and federal offices. Both events are free and open to the public.
On September 21 from 12 PM – 2:00 PM at Patton Park Large Pavilion (1730 Asheville Hwy,
Hendersonville, NC 28792) a Candidate Meet and Greet will allow voters to meet and speak
with candidates for election to various local, state and federal offices. Each candidate will
have a table to display materials and to speak with constituents. Meet and Greet events
provide an opportunity for meaningful dialogue between the candidates and their voters.
On September 25 from 5:30 PM– 7 PM at First Congregational Church, (1735 Fifth Avenue
W, Hendersonville 28739). candidates for election to Henderson County Commission will
participate in a Candidate Forum. Paul Goebel, retired Henderson County teacher and
LWVHC member, will moderate the forum. Questions from the League of Women Voters will
address topics of current interest to voters; audience members will also have an opportunity
to submit written questions to the candidates. Each candidate will be given equal time to
respond, much like a moderated debate. After the questions, there will be time for attendees
to speak individually with the candidates.
All candidates for federal, state and local elections have been invited to participate in
LWVHC's fall candidate events. Two more candidate forums are planned for October for
candidates for Mills River Town Council, Hendersonville City Council, and Henderson County
Board of Education.
Voters may also use the League of Women Voters award-winning website Vote411.org to get
information on candidates as well as general information about voting.
The League of Women Voters Henderson County is committed to educating voters so that
they can make informed decisions during elections. Understanding the candidates’ positions
on issues is an important part of that process. For more information about the League of
Women Voters of Henderson County, see https://www.lwvhcnc.org/