Year in Review
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LWV SOLANO YEAR IN REVIEW

Martha Cannon
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After seven years of legislative effort to make it happen and 128 years after she became the country’s first female state sena

Line 5 contested hearings update

The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin is proud to be represented by Midwest Environmental Advocates and stand with our friends at Sierra Club and 350 Wisconsin in opposition to the expansion of Line 5. We proudly stand with the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and support Native American Sovereignty.

City Council Forum
Event Date: 
01/27/2025 - 6:00pm
Event location: 

City Council Chambers

Hear neighbors' questions for Norman's odd number War

Mayoral Candidate Forum
Event Date: 
01/13/2025 - 6:00pm
Event location: 

City Council Chambers

Mayoral Forum

Lunch with the League
Event Date: 
01/28/2026 - 11:00am to 1:00pm
Event location: 

Frankie Doodle


LWV Spokane Area Orientation and Luncheon!

11:00-12:00pm orientation to League of Women Voters -(optional)
12:00-1:00 lunch (or just order a beverage)

Event Date: 
12/15/2024 - 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Event location: 

Mendocino Community Center

On Sunday, December 15, 3-5:00 pm, members and friends are invited to meet in person at the Mendocino Community Center.  Or join online with this link: 

Huli Aʻo: Rethinking Youth Ciivics group photo with speakers Trevor Atkins and Laura Acasio and LWVHC members and guests
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The League of Women Voters of Hawai`i County held a meeting on "Huli Aʻo: Rethinking Youth Civics" on Saturday, November 23, at Hawaiʻi Community College, featuring guest speakers Trevor Atkins and Laura Acasio and followed by a lively audience Q&

sufferagist marching w flag

You can make a Tax Deductible Donation to our Hudson League all year along!  Membership dues are not tax deductible. Only donations made to the Education Fund or our Inspirational Leaders Fund are tax deductible.  Both are a qualified 501(c)(3) organization. 

We are pleased that the court recognized that these restrictions in HB1878 were unreasonable and violated our constitutional rights."

Judge Jon Beetem has made permanent an injunction blocking  four provisions of HB1878 challenged by the League of Women Voters of Missouri (LWVMO) and the Missouri State Conference of the NAACP, finding “they are overbroad and impair a wide swath of constitutionally protected rights of speech, expression, and association.”

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