League of Women Voters has a more than 85-year history of working to make democracy work for all citizens. Its roots are in the suffragist movement, but it quickly moved from the enfranchisement of women to take on the issues of the day -- always in a non-partisan framework supported by volunteers.
Much has changed since 1919. LWV has men members, as well as those not yet citizens. The goals of supporting good government have remained the same, however. We invite you to explore League in its decade-by-decade work to promote civic engagement and strong communities.
