The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.
Ypsilanti District Library, Community Meeting Room
Washtenaw County Deputy Health Officer Ruth Kraut will speak about challenges to healthcare access due to federal and state budget cuts, legal changes such as Medicaid work requirements, and altered vaccination policies.
LWVUS is an official partner for this day of mobilization when, in solidarity with our partners, we will stand up against hate and authoritarianism. This is an opportunity to put words into action and show up in defense of democracy.
Informal, casual conversation with new president Catherine Murau, open to all members. Hear about new and ongoing projects and initiatives. Bring your ideas and questions.
Voters are very confused by petitions, especially when there are so many of them! Currently we are following 7 petitions and 1 ballot proposal. See our Proposal Tracking document for specific information on each petition.
The League of Women Voters of Michigan has published a new brochure packed with answers to your questions about voting. And it's available in Spanish and Arabic, in addition to English.
UPDATED FOR 2025 - The traditional LWV brochure "Your Elected Officials and how to contact them" (YEO for short) has been for many years a valuable resource for local residents.
