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Membership in The League of Women Voters

The League of Women Voters is one of the most trusted, respected, and effective grassroots organizations in the country. Your membership will help the League of Women Voters of Vermont strengthen democracy by adding your voice to ours. The work we do is critical in empowering voters and protecting the right to vote.

What is dues rate?

  • $75 for the year is the suggested annual membership fee.
  • There is also be a “pay-what-you can” option, where members can choose their own dues amount, at a minimum of $20.
  • You can pay dues by credit card or online check (ACH).

Here is a two-minute video showing what the new member portal is like.

Or, join or renew by US Mail.

Members are encouraged to join and renew online when possible. Your membership renewal will happen more quickly.

If you choose to join by mail, please print and fill out the membership form below. Make your dues check payable to LWVVT and write in the memo, LWV of Vermont membership. Mail your check and membership form to: League of Women Voters of Vermont, PO Box 1391, Montpelier, Vermont 05601

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October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights
THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!
Sarah Copland-Hanzas, Vermont Secretary of State
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Rep. Rebecca Holcombe, Vermont General Assembly

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Prof. Alec Ewald, Political Science, UVM
October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights

THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!

 

History, context, intent, potential implications

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution
HERTZ RADER LECTURE SERIES: