Empowering Voters.
Defending Democracy.
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- Verify your voter registration status and make sure your signature and address are up to date at VoteWA.gov.
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- Cast your ballot! The 18-day voting period began on July 18. Ballot boxes close at 8p.m. on August 5.
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan grassroots organization.
The League Is a Nonpartisan Source You Can Trust
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization. We encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League acts in support of, or in opposition to, selected governmental issues that its members have studied. It does not support or oppose candidates, factions, or political parties. League members, as individuals, may support candidates of the political party of their choice. In order to protect the League's nonpartisanship policy, guidelines regarding the political activities of the Board of Directors are reviewed frequently.
— Public Statement —
LWV Urges Congress to Exercise Its Authority
On the 105th anniversary of its founding, the League of Women Voters sent a letter to Congressional leadership regarding the organization’s grave concern over the state of our nation.
Specifically, the League writes to urge Congress to exercise its authority to protect the rule of law, defend the Constitution, and end the overreach that the Executive Branch has shown in the last few weeks. The letter outlines our concerns and is signed by leadership from every state League and DC affiliate in the country.
The League of Women Voters of Washington Education Fund works on major civics education projects to teach students how they can participate in making and keeping government effective. The League’s learning materials, which include three versions of the textbook The State We’re In: Washington, build a foundation for understanding our government and how to be actively involved participants. Due to their popularity and high demand, we produce periodic updates and new Teacher’s Guides. |
The system used for electing our representatives is seldom questioned in the United States. Recently, in the face of voter apathy and increased expressions of antipathy towards government, have some Americans begun to consider that there may be a relationship between the method used to select their representatives and peoples’ numerous complaints about the government it produces. This project outlines what multi-member districts are, where and how they are used, as well as how they could improve representation. |
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion LWV is an organization fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in principle and in practice. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are central to the organization’s current and future success in engaging all individuals, households, communities, and policymakers in creating a more perfect democracy. | LWV Member Rights and Responsibilities Individuals who join the League of Women Voters become part of a highly trusted, 100+ year-old organization comprised of a large grassroots network. LWV is committed to providing opportunities for members to amplify their individual political power by participating in local, state, and national League actions. |
