Advocating for issues, not parties
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
The League of Women Voters is a national nonpartisan political group encouraging informed, active participation in government and elections. We study and report on major public policy issues. Membership is open to men and women of all ages.The Charlotte County (Florida) chapter is one of 800 affiliates of the national LWV.
Your participation makes a difference! Through regular "Capitol Reports." During the Florida Legislative session, we are alerted to actions needed on League legislative issues. "Action Alerts" to our members help you focus energies on our legislative goals.
In addition to regular League meetings, we lead local activities that include speaker events, voter education and engagement strategies, tours of local institutions, lobbying activities, and social mixers to meet like-minded people who enjoy civic affairs.
Why our local League exists
Members of our chapter of the League of Women Voters defend democracy by helping all eligible voters to register, obtain knowledge about voters' issues and candidates, and have open access to the polls.
Current officers for 2024-2025
This could be you!
President: |
MaryLou Proudfoot Kennedy |
Vice President: |
Jane Merriam |
Secretary: |
Kathleen Davey |
Treasurer: |
Karen Noonan |
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Become a member, or renew now!
Our national League of Women Voters is undergoing big changes in the way we joion or renew. Please stay tuned. Until our local changes can take place (ETA within two months), please come to our monthly meetings and bring a check, or go to the NATIONAL website, LWV.org. Be sure to look for our chapter, to become affiliated with League of Women Voters of Charlotte County. Individual members are asked to pay $75 per year. A minimum of $20 per year is asked from student members or those under hardship. Larger donations are always welcome.
Your membership dues help us do continuing education, both among ourselves and for the voters in Charlotte County. The major portion of your annual dues support the state and national Leagues, who lobby for good government at the state and federal level, and provide us all with a direct voice to elected leadership.