Advocacy and Legislative Priorities for 2025
- Protecting and Expanding Election Laws:
- Funding for Early Voting Implementation and Education
- Funding for the 2023 Connecticut Voting Rights Act
- Ensuring Universal Absentee Ballot Legislation provides equitable well-publicized options for voters
- Removing administrative hurdles incarcerated people face to vote
- Protecting Reproductive Freedom
- Protecting SEEC and CEP
- Promoting Affordable Housing
- Demanding Climate Change Mitigation
- Rebuilding Local News
Resources:
Directory of Elected Officials 2025-2026
A comprehensive directory of Connecticut's political districts, elected U.S. officials, and elected state officials with contact information.
Connecticut: A Guide to State Government
This guide provides an overview of Connecticut state government for students, teachers, and other interested citizens.
The Art of Advocacy
Educate yourself on the best practices for advocating or lobbying for a cause you believe in at both the state and federal level.
ACCESS HERE
How a Bill Becomes a Law in Connecticut
Follow a bill through the complete process of becoming a law in Connecticut.
LWVCT Lobbyist John M. Bailey II and LWVCT Co-President Patricia Rossi speaking to League members during Advocacy Day 2024 at the Connecticut Capitol.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut strives to empower voters and defend democracy. We are proud to be nonpartisan, neither supporting nor opposing candidates or political parties, and always working on vital issues of concern to members and the public. Find out more about the League's process for taking a position on an issue.
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