Voter Guide: See Who Will Be On Your Ballot!

In a partnership with the League of Women Voters of Illinois, we have produced a Voter Guide, an online tool that let's you know who is running up and down the ballot for the November 6, 2018 election.

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Who We Are

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging the informed and active participation of citizens in government.

We influence public policy through education and advocacy.

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Ways to Get Involved

Volunteer on a Committe

Volunteers manage everything from  coordinating programming to managing all the details needed to run our organization. Find the right fit for you! We'd love your help!

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Join a Program Study

Each year the League decides what topics they want to study and forms a group of volunteers to pull it all together and present the findings. You do NOT need to be a member to help.

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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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Be an Observer

Observers play a key role in the League of Women Voters' mission by attending local government meetings and providing reports to keep all the League members informed.

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Provide Voter Services

The League provides many voter services and could use your help! Services include voter registration drives, mock elections at high schools, candidate forums, and more.

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Contact Your Elected Officals

We've compiled a list of elected officials at the national, Illinois, and local Tri-County levels along with helpful voter resources. 
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Upcoming Events

Support The League Of Women Voters

You don't have to be actively involved to be a member! Did you know your membership helps determine how many people we can send to the annual conventions? More members means more people can participate!

Become a Member!

Members of the League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria automatically belong to LWV of Illinois and the national LWV organization too. In fact, 100% of the regular dues ($62) goes to the LWVIL and LWVUS. The only way our local chapter raises money to pay for operating expenses is through the Defenders of Democracy memberships, fundraisers, and donations.

Issues We Are Guided By

LWV National Issues

The LWVUS has four main issues guiding the activity of all local leagues:

• Protecting Voters
• Educating and Engaging Voters
• Reforming Money in Politics
• Defending the Environment
• Plus other work

Impact on the Issues (2016-2018) is the League's official guide to their public policy positions. It includes the official statements of position for each program area. The LWVUS public policy positions “in brief” reflect the program adopted by the 2016 Convention of the League of Women Voters of the United States.

LWV Illinois Issues

LWVIL has positions on many issues of political activity in these four areas:

• Representative Government
• International Relations
• Natural Resources
• Social Policy

Issues are defined where activity is anticipated at the state legislative level—​issues where we have strong member interest and an opportunity for the League to make an impact. The work of local Leagues is guided by these positions. 

The details of LWVIL's current positions can be found in Where We Stand 2015-2017.

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