Every year, the LWVIL Issues and Advocacy Committee encourages local Leagues to solidify their relationships with their state senator(s) and representative (s) by holding Legislative Interviews. The primary purpose of the interview is to strengthen the lines of communication with legislators and build goodwill. The emphasis is on a respectful exchange of views and information, setting the stage for future action in your community. Two interviews are reported below of US Representative Sean Casten, State Senator John Curran, and State Representatives Anne Stava-Murray and Terra Costa Howard.

As our country prepares to undergo redistricting, the League of Women Voters is working to support a fair and accurate process.

Town-wide and all Precinct Candidates

The Voter Guide presents responses to a questionnaire sent to all Town-Wide Office and all Town Meeting Member candidates, and Ballot Question committees. It also contains information about Precincts, Polling Locations, Town Meeting, and the League of Women Voters of Belmont.  

The 2025 Voter Guide is at the printer and will be delivered by March 26th, if not earlier.

The League of Women Voters of Vermont sponsors an annual Discussion Series in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library and invites guest speakers to share their insights as they discuss issues impacting our community.

League’s national redistricting campaign, PPFM, began its second year last August. In the first year, Hawaii focused on celebrating League’s Centennial and the census (getting out the count).

In Year 2, our emphasis will be support for automatic voter registration (AVR) at the state level and support for U.S. Congressional bills, specifically HR 1 or For the People Act and HR 4 or the Voting Rights Advancement Act (VRAA). Talking points of the two Congressional bills are available.