Lee County

Lee County

 League of Women Voters of Lee County

The League of Women Voters of Lee County Florida is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy
issues and influences public policy through education and advocacy 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The League’s voter service activities provide unbiased, factual information that can be used to understand the election process and to reach voting decisions. The League of Women Voters does not support or oppose candidates and/or political parties.

The League of Women Voters of Lee County is involved in many issues including voter registration and education, affordable housing, environment and natural resources, human services, education, health, and local government. 

The League of Women Voters of Lee County holds educational meetings open to the public on the first Saturday, October through May at the Collaboratory.  Check the Calendar for information and to register.

More About the League:  LWV Florida www.lwvfl.org  LWVUS www.lwv.org

 

 

Lee Health

Lee Health is evaluating if converting from a public nonprofit to a private nonprofit structure would: Provide greater benefits to Lee County residents and our health system, strengthen our ability to care for residents regardless of their ability to pay, and help us navigate a competitive landscape.    Explore all available documents and dive deeper into the process by learning more here.  

Proposed Florida Constitutional Amendment

LWVLee and LWVFL support the citizen-led ballot initiative campaign to give women the right to seek abortions up to viability. Florida voters want women to have the chance to ensure that their personal medical decisions are theirs and theirs alone to make.  Learn more about Ballot Initiative:  floridiansprotectingfreedom.com    

Matt DePaolis
Event Date: 
Apr 06 2024 09:30 am
Event location: 

The Collaboratory

Join the April 6th LWVLee Educational Event - The Impacts of Water Quality on the Southwest Florida Economy.  Matt DePaolis, Environmental Policy Director Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation will discuss the findings of a study which was commi