Important Notice about LWVSC Meetings

LWVSC will not hold meetings or in-person events through the end of 2020. We will re-evaluate periodically based on advice from the Snohomish County Health District.

Candidate Forums

You'll find information on candidate forums sponsored by LWVSC and other Leagues in Washington State on our Forums page. You may even be able to submit your questions for the candidates in advance.  Links to audio and video recordings of candidate forums are also available on our Forums page.
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Vote Early!

You can track your ballot—go to VoteWA.gov, submit your information, choose My Ballot, Ballot Status. Returning your ballot early ensures that your votes are part of Election Night returns. Find your closest drop box or mail your postage-free ballot. Check your Voters’ Pamphlet and the County Elections website for information about voting, language and accessibility options, ballot measures and candidates’ statements.

Climate Change Presentation

The LWVSC Natural Resources Committee presents Climate Change Emergency: Health and a Million Trees, Wednesday, October 21, 6:30 to 8 p.m.  Presenters are Dr. Richard Gammon, UW professor emeritus of chemistry and oceanography; Dr. Jon Witte, member of Physicians for Social Responsibility; and Elby Jones of Forterra. You can register online for this free event.

Your Representatives

Published annually by the League, "They Represent You" is a brochure  listing your elected officials, with information on how to contact them. TRY brochures are available here, as well as at locations such as public libraries.

Download the 2020 TRY

Voter Service

This is the core value of the League of Women Voters and its highest commitment. We strive to provide accurate and current information, resources, and programs for voters in Snohomish County.

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Issues and Advocacy

The mission of the League of Women Voters is to encourage informed and active participation in government, increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influence public policy through education and advocacy.

Explore Our Positions

Get Involved...

There are many ways to experience the important work of the League. We invite you to attend one of our monthly unit meetings. Check out the committees working on our current positions and topics. You can follow us on Facebook, read one of our newsletters or Action Alerts, listen to our Magazine on the Air podcasts, or view our Calendar for upcoming events. We encourage your interest and involvement! And your donations are welcome.

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Read Our Blogs

Action Alerts

Vote YES on Referendum 90

October 11, 2020

LWVSC recommends a YES vote on Referendum 90, Comprehensive Sexual Health Education, as does the League of Women Voters of…

Centennial News

 Reflections on Packing Up the Suffrage Costumes

October 11, 2020

There they hang in our closets—the long black skirts, the old hats adorned with Centennial pins and flowers, and the…