League Birthday Luncheon on February 22—Reservation Deadline Extended
A century ago, on February 14, 1920, the League of Women Voters was founded to advance democracy by educating voters, especially women.
Help us celebrate this milestone in our history at our annual Birthday Luncheon on February 22. More information and registration...
Learn More about Our Centennial Projects
...in our Blog. Over 2,600 third graders in Snohomish County heard about the suffrage movement, thanks to 38 LWVSC members who visited their schools. One third-grader wrote that "you inspired me to learn about history." And be sure to check out the historical interpretive sign at the corner of Sunset and Caspers in Edmonds. The plaque honors Edmonds publisher, land developer and suffragist Missouri Hanna. Read more about this collaborative effort in My Edmonds News…
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.
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.
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.
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 welcome your interest and involvement!
Read Our Blogs
Action Alerts
100% Clean Transportation
Four million. That’s how many people turned out worldwide for the climate strikes last month. Now, we have a great…
Centennial News
Grant Project—Results and Recognition
Here is a quick “summary in numbers” about how our grant-funded project Missouri Hanna and the Suffrage Movement has spread…