Event Date: 
03/18/2025 - 6:00pm
Event location: 

ZOOM

County elections are expensive! Our March program will look at those costs, and how they affect the ability of special districts, such as fire, water and cemetery, to field slates of candidates.

Education Committee Meeting
News

This article provides key information on the Department of Education, covering issues like low reimbursement for special education services, private school vouchers, state budget hearings, and the summer summit.

 

2024 Lively Issues
News

Join the NPV Committee of the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin at the state capitol on Wednesday, April 16,

Event Date: 
03/09/2025 - 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Event location: 

Lake Park High School - East Campus

WATCH THE VIDEOS HERE: The League sponsors Candidate Forums as a service to voters—they are free and open to the public.

Responsible Gun Laws and Policies for Wisconsin
News

This article details Wisconsin's Responsible Gun Laws and Policies forum, organized by the League of Women Voters of Dane County (LWVDC). It includes information on registration, topics, and speakers.

Voter Service Committee, February
News

Stay updated on upcoming school board forums, meetings, and advocacy initiatives by reading this article.

Letter from our President – June 2024
News

Exciting news from our league President! We have some important updates about the February Lively Issues meeting, new membership system, ChapterSpot, and members' advocacy. Be sure to check it out for all the details!

Magnify our voice, join us!

voting
News

The upcoming SAVE Act could potentially hinder voting access. As we approach its introduction, it’s crucial to consider its impact on various voters, particularly women.

Action Alerts

The House voted to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act by a margin of 220-208. This bill would create an unnecessary barrier to voting by requiring eligible Americans to provide documentary proof of citizenship in person to register to vote. Write to your House member about their vote on the bill.

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