Local Leagues in Vermont

LWVCV LWVCEN LWVUV

The League of Women Voters is organized on three levels, national, state and local. The LWV of Vermont has two local Leagues, the LWV of the Champlain Valley and LWV of Central Vermont. There are also Vermont members in the LWV of the Upper Valley, a bi-state local centered in Hanover, NH.

LWV Champlain Valley

The Champlain Valley Voter

The LWVCV publishes a monthly newsletter. You may read them by clicking on the issue of interest.

November/December 2010

LWV Central Vermont

About Us

The original LWV of Central Vermont was organized in 1948 as the LWV of Montpelier. It was dissolved shortly after its 50th anniversary, but came back and was recognized by the LWVUS in 2004.

In 2008, in response to proposals to bottle water from a spring in East Montpelier, the LWVCEN conducted a study of the best ways to protect groundwater. Click here to see our study report.

What's New At our national convention in June, the members of the LWVUS reinforced our position on health care, and voted to strengthen our advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill. The League worked hard in the Congress in support of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) as a step toward single payer, and are encouraging Leagues across the country to educate the public about the Act.

The LWV of Central Vermont Bulletin

The newsletter of the LWVCEN is published quarterly. Click on the dates below to read it.