Non Partisan | Empowering Voters | Defending Democracy
Whether you identify politically as a Republican, Democrat, Independent, Libertarian, conservative, liberal, moderate, progressive, or another political perspective, you have a place in this democracy and a place within the League, as long as you are committed to our belief in an inclusive democracy. While we may disagree on how we accomplish it, if you value democracy, then you must also value human rights, social justice, and equity.
Rally and Lobby Day in Trenton. Meet at the League HQ (204 West State St) or across the street at the State House. Sign up for briefing.
We Were There!
Leadership Team members Heather LeVar(l), Mary Alosio Joelsson (2nd from r), founder of Disrupt the Gap, Shell Bobev, and Teresa Cinnamond (r)
Celebrating Women's History Month, groundbreaking women in Morris County, NJ told their stories.
Front: Dover Mayor Carolyn Blackman; Mo Co Clerk Ann Grossi; girls in STEM advocate Beth Krawczuk; Donna Guariglia of USA Hockey; Leslie Bensley, founder Mo Co Tourism. Back: Leslie Allen, black female tennis pro; entrepreneur and corp exec Donna Pepe; Mendham Committeewoman Amalia Duarte; Morristown Admin Jillian Barrick; Chatham Council President Irene Treloar; Cindy Flowers, Delta Arts & Letters; Mo Co Surrogate Heather Darling; Morristown HS senior Caroline Ocloo
"Keeping a government by the people and for the people requires effort from all of us, not just elected officials. We have the responsibility and the right to participate in our own governance year-round." League of Women Voters US
Civic education for our country's future leaders
Shining a light on campus sexual assault
Social media misinformation regarding LWVUS position on the rights of transgender student athletes
Useful Resources
Answers all voter questions.
League of Women Voters New Jersey
Mountain Lakes Borough Council Agenda
Agenda for Borough Council Meetings can be found on the Borough website.