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Announcing Constitution Day Community Readings

Published On 8/28/2026

Invitation to our seven community readings to celebrate Constitution Day

Published On 6/17/2026

The Keta Foundation which has awarded a grant to the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County to offer environmental educational experiences.

Published On 5/18/2026

The gavel changed hands at the LWVSC Annual Meeting and two League members were named "Legends of the League," an honor recognizing long and significant service.

Beware of scam emails!

Published On 7/24/2025

We have had reports of scam emails being sent in the name of our president. Please be sure to use internet safety guidelines when interacting online. Read for more tips.

Published On 4/17/2025

The national League of Women Voters has determined that the actions of the new presidential administration have created a constitutional crisis.

Published On 3/26/2025

President Donald Trump's has just signed the executive order, "Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections." See how the League of Women Voters responds.

Published On 2/8/2025

Read LWVUS CEO Celina Stewart's statement in response to the administration's actions

LWVSC statement on Herald layoffs

Published On 6/20/2024

Our League responds to the news this week of layoffs within the Everett Herald. Local journalism is needed for democracy!

LWVSC Year in Review

Published On 9/1/2026

The 2025-26 Annual Report is now available, as well as detailed committee reports showcasing the work our members have done this past year.

Community Outreach Display Team

Published On 9/1/2026

Our LWVSC Community Outreach Display Team continues to provide voter and civic information through informational displays at public libraries.

Published On 9/1/2026

COCO continues to forge alliances in its bid to expand the League's presence in communities where we haven't been before. Kudos to Nadine Shanti for her incredible work. See all the connections she's made.

Published On 9/1/2026

We are all part of her legacy. We can vote because she, and hundreds of others like her, fought for the right to do so.

Published On 9/1/2026

The Board has set priorities for the coming year, and they need your help as a League member. Whether your contribution is big or small, see what you can do.

Annual Meeting 2026

Published On 6/1/2026

Legends of the League were honored, new board members introduced, and accomplishments were recognized at the 2026 Annual Meeting.

Doing More Together

Published On 6/1/2026

Building relationships within the community helps us all.

Published On 10/16/2024

Have you ever wondered how safe your ballot is? Four election officers from local counties describe their procedures.

If you missed our Fire Up kickoff meeting, please read on to learn about our wonderful partnership with the Snohomish County Elections Office and the award we received.

Picture This: Pixel Perfect(ish)

Published On 9/1/2026

Looking to spread the news about the great work the League is doing? Or help with the SnoCo League’s website, or any other communication that makes use of photographs?

Published On 9/1/2026

Come one, come all to our first all-member meeting after the summer break on Sept. 17.

Hibulb Cultural Center

Published On 9/1/2026

We never stop learning about our home and history. The Natural Resources committee took an enlightening trip to the Hibulb Cultural Center on the Tulalip Reservation.

Data Center Emergency Moratorium

Published On 9/1/2026

Worried about data centers coming to Snohomish County? So is the Natural Resources committee. See what LWVSC has done in response to a proposed data center near Marysville.

Published On 9/1/2026

A call to participate in the comment period on the Dept. of Ecology's Draft proposal for NEW RULES for the Shoreline Act that comes out on September 2nd.

Willow Creek Wonders

Published On 6/20/2026

On June 16th, League members ventured to the Willow Creek Salmon and Watershed Recovery Center.

Sky High on Biofuels

Published On 6/1/2026

Biosolids, data centers, and a field trip to the Willow Creek Salmon Recovery Center. See what the Natural Resources Committee is up to.

Published On 9/1/2026

A number of flaws–in both the proposal process and the content–earn a thumbs down from LWVSC.

County Charter Review Commission Update

Published On 6/1/2026

LWVSC takes a stand for a clear and transparent process at the County Charter Review Commission.

Published On 6/1/2026

The Observer Corp has identified a number of deficiencies in the opportunity for public comment in the process of the Charter Review Commission. Let it be known to the commission members that their compliance with the law is required.

Published On 9/8/2023

Let's keep following this! See details of the Edmonds Climate Advisory Committee – w/ Mayor
Mike Nelson & Susan McLaughlin, Development Services Director from August 22, 2023

President's Pen - September 2026

Published On 9/1/2026

Hear thoughts from our 2026-27 president.

President's Pen - June 2026

Published On 6/1/2026

This is Lisa Utter's last column as 2025-26 League President.

Responsible Forest Management

Published On 9/1/2026

The work on reasonable forest management is never-ending. See plans for the next legislative session, and what you can do now to make an immediate impact on legacy forest protection in the Elwha River Watershed. Also see how an education campaign was maddenly–albeit temporarily, thanks to the Center for Responsible Forestry– interrupted in Meta.

Reasonable Forest Management

Published On 6/1/2026

Good news! A grant from the Keta Foundation helps us create videos and spread the message. Volunteers are welcome at the Evergreen State Fair on Aug. 29.

Published On 9/1/2026

Voters should choose their representatives–not the other way around. That’s exactly why your voice is needed now to ensure redistricting reform that is fair and strengthens public trust in democracy.

Resisting Threats to Democracy

Published On 9/1/2026

So many ways to defend democracy. See the upcoming events and attend. Make your voice heard.

Resisting Threats to Democracy

Published On 6/1/2026

See how League members take action to resist threats to democracy.

Resisting Threats to Democracy

Published On 1/28/2026

Feeling like you have to do something? Here are some ways that League members have gotten involved and taken action.

May Committee Report

Published On 7/14/2023

Committee members attend public meetings of a variety of agencies that manage the transportation systems that all county residents use. This report covers several agency meetings.

Published On 1/27/2024

LWVSC continues its efforts to protect mature forests. See excerpts from Snohomish County Council Member Megan Dunn’s newsletter on the importance of protecting mature forests.

Published On 6/14/2023

The Center for Responsible Forestry estimates there are about 27,000 acres of mature or legacy forests on public lands in Snohomish County that are subject to logging in the near future by the Washington Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR). Our League has set an immediate objective is to support our county in protecting these forests.

Published On 11/1/2024

When you go to the polls to vote for a president every four years, it’s the one office that actually is determined by indirect vote. That’s because of the electoral college.

Published On 9/2/2024

How can you get the most realistic picture of what the candidates really have done and plan to do?

Published On 9/1/2024

What are the best ways to select the candidates you want to vote for? Here are some ideas.

Published On 4/2/2024

Your candidates choices are defined by where you live and the district boundaries for the electoral position you are considering.

Why Should I Bother to Vote?

Published On 2/14/2024

Your Vote Matters!

Expanding Our Outreach Displays

Published On 9/1/2026

Our LWVSC Community Outreach Display Team continues to provide voter and civic information through informational displays at public libraries.

May Library Display

Published On 6/1/2026

“Why do you vote?” answers filled the Snohomish Library display case in May.

Storage Unit Manager Help Wanted!

Published On 3/2/2025

Looking for someone who likes to keep track of stuff!

Ballot Processing Center Video

Published On 10/4/2024

You may recognize some League members in the new Elections Department video!

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