League of Women Voters Greater Peoria
EMPOWERING VOTERS. DEFENDING DEMOCRACY.
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The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy.
We empower voters through information and education and defend democracy through advocacy and litigation, at the local, state, and national levels. |
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Democracy is not a spectator sport.
Ways to Get Involved
Volunteer on a Committe
Are you passionate about Making Democracy Work? Joining a committee is a great way to get involved and engage with others in our community.
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Join a Program Study
Each year during annual Program Planning, LWVGP determines areas of local priority for the year and may vote to start a Program Study for a specific issue.
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Attend an Event
From monthly meetings to candidate forums, we have a full range of events to fit all the different interests. Come to one or all of them!
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Become an Observer
Observers play a key role in our mission by attending local government meetings and providing reports to keep the community informed.
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Provide Voter Services
We are dedicated to expanding and protecting the right to vote, and ensuring that elections remain fair and accessible.
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Contact
Your Elected Officals Your elected officials are accountable to you! Make your voice heard on issues that are important to you at all levels of government.
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Join us for our next event!
Calling all members! Connect and re-connect at the Summer Membership Social.
If it’s time to renew your membership, we will be accepting them. And if you don’t remember if you’re due, we will look that up for you!
Beverages and appetizers provided.
Feel free to bring a friend - especially some one you think would be interested in the mission of the League.
If it’s time to renew your membership, we will be accepting them. And if you don’t remember if you’re due, we will look that up for you!
Beverages and appetizers provided.
Feel free to bring a friend - especially some one you think would be interested in the mission of the League.
Previous events
Shine On Democracy Rally 6/28
The League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria held its latest Shine on Democracy Rally in June. CLICK HERE to watch the live recording of the event.
The League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria held its latest Shine on Democracy Rally in June. CLICK HERE to watch the live recording of the event.
Shine On Democracy Rally 4/26
The League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria held the Shine on Democracy Rally in April. See images below and CLICK HERE to watch the live recording of the event!
Speakers included:
Connie Romanus, LWVGP Board President
Kathy Cortez: Voting Rights
Laurie Bergner: Immigration
Becky Doubleday: Public Funding for Radio/TV
Wayne Cannon: Food Insecurity, and Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright: Arts & Humanities.
They spoke about non-partisan issues affecting the Central Illinois communities in response to the current government's chaos in Washington. The League is a non-partisan issues oriented, volunteer, member directed organization committed to open, responsive and effective government brought about by informed, involved citizens with membership open to both men and women in Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford counties.
The League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria held the Shine on Democracy Rally in April. See images below and CLICK HERE to watch the live recording of the event!
Speakers included:
Connie Romanus, LWVGP Board President
Kathy Cortez: Voting Rights
Laurie Bergner: Immigration
Becky Doubleday: Public Funding for Radio/TV
Wayne Cannon: Food Insecurity, and Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright: Arts & Humanities.
They spoke about non-partisan issues affecting the Central Illinois communities in response to the current government's chaos in Washington. The League is a non-partisan issues oriented, volunteer, member directed organization committed to open, responsive and effective government brought about by informed, involved citizens with membership open to both men and women in Peoria, Tazewell, and Woodford counties.