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“It is time for all of us to stand up, speak out, and demand an end to these heinous actions. No agency or elected official is above the law. Democracy cannot endure when its government uses violence to silence dissent and evade accountability.” – League of Women Voters

March is Women’s History Month.
See how the League of Women Voters has been working to protect your rights
and ways you can take action.

Voting Rights & Defending Democracy

Key 2025 League of Women Voters Lawsuits
Be Informed

The League of Women Voters opposes the SAVE Act suite of bills. 

The League of Women Voters issues a call to action on federal immigration practices – contact your Legislators.

Observer Corps Reports

Read the latest report to find out what is happening in local government. This brochure provides information on the LWVMPA Observer Corps.
Email us if you have questions or wish to participate.

Observer Aggregate Report Covering March 2026. Past reports can be found at News & Announcements

Important State Election Information

Check out this important video on efforts to disenfranchise voters and suppress the vote.  Let Voters Vote video!

Be Informed
 
 
Find contact information for elected officials on our Public Officials page. 
      • Representative John Moolenaar Phone: 202-225-3561
      • Senator Gary Peters Phone: 202-224-6221
      • Senator Elissa Slotkin Phone: 202-224-4822
      • Governor Gretchen Whitmer Phone: 517-335-7858

Track how your elected officials voted at GovTrack.us/congress/votes.

LWVMPA Facebook Posts

 

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“From the beginning, the League has been an activist, grassroots organization whose leaders believed that citizens should play a critical role in advocacy. It was then, and is now, a nonpartisan organization.”