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The League of Women Voters of the United States adopted the following resolution, proposed by Radnor LWV Member Roberta Winters in June 2022, declaring climate change a national and international emergency. We are calling on League members and others to ask their local governments to adopt this resolution.

Our July newsletter touches on why history matters, a Fourth of July tribute, video replay of our recent panel discussion about how federal mandates are impacting us locally, and more. 

Action Alerts

Unnecessary and Disastrous: LWV Responds to Signing of Budget Reconciliation Package

 
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Public Statement

The LWVAC Committee will focus on preventing firearm suicides, unintentional injuries, and deaths.

Action Alerts

What are SB 153 and HB 233?

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Visit VOTE411, type in your address and find all your November 4th election information!

LWV Federal Judiciary Position

Statement of Position on the Federal Judiciary, as announced by the national board, June 2025.   The League of Women Voters of the United States (LWVUS) believes that all powers of the US government should be exercised within the constitutional framework of the balance of powers among the three branches of government. The League believes that, within the bounds of the US Constitution, the overarching principles of transparency, accountability, independence, and ethics are essential to an effective federal judiciary.

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May was busy with the League of Women Voters State Convention, a community discussion about the use of federal funds in the city of Sault Ste Marie, and the League's advocacy for removing Enbridge's Line 5 - read about this & more in our lates

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How federal funding changes impact our local libraries:

Rebecca Scherer, director of the Manitowoc/Calumet Library System, explains how federal funding changes impact our local libraries. 

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