About LWV

Mission: ‘Empowering voters. Defending democracy.’

Vision: We envision a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge, and the confidence to participate.

Nonpartisanship: LWV is a nonpartisan organization that does not support or oppose any candidate or political party.

LWVUS About-Us

LWVTX About-Us

What do we do?

Register voters

Create Voters Guides

Organize candidate forums

Distribute voter information

Hold public forums on timely issues

Deliver Get-Out-The-Vote presentations

Provide an informative website

Publish monthly newsletters



LWV-CC flyer

How are we organized?

Members

Joining LWV includes membership at the local, state, and national levels. Members may choose to participate as many or as few activities as they like. Activities include registering voters, assisting with candidate forums, creating Voters Guides, studying timely issues, and more.

Board of Directors

Officers: President, Vice-President Program, Vice-President Voters Services, Treasurer, Secretary

Directors: up to 5 elected directors and up to 6 appointed directors

Board of Directors meetings are held monthly and are open to all members.

Annual Meeting

An annual meeting is held each May to adopt a budget and local program plan, approve bylaws changes, and elect incoming officers, directors, and nominating committee chair. All members are invited to participate.

>50 Year Members

View the bios of our members who joined LWV over 50 years ago!

History

LWV-CC History

LWVTX History

LWVUS History

Learn about the history of the women's suffrage movement in this slide show created by LWV-CC member Holly Nichols. Women's Suffrage Slide Show

Past Events

View some of our past luncheons honoring community members.

'In and Around' Article

An article about the League of Women Voters was published in this edition of 'In & Around Magazine' with quotes from some LWV-CC members.