LWV Monroe July 8 event
March for Our Lives
March for our Lives
Chrystal Schivell, Sandy Smith, and Ellen Kemp
March for Our Lives in Princeton
Census
Census Citizenship Question Will Result in Inaccurate Count
LWV Will Work to Reverse Decision
April 15, 2017
Frequently Asked Questions about
Affordable Housing in Princeton
To help residents understand the community's Mt. Laurel Fair Share Housing needs and obligations, Princeton Community Housing's Public Relations & Advocacy Committee has prepared FAQ's.
LWVNJ Study
Sexual Assault on College Campuses
1 in 5 women is a target of sexual assault while in college
The League adopted this study because we note with alarm the increase, or at least the increase in reporting, of campus sexual assault and want to determine how best to respond to alleged sexual assault on students in college communities. Click here for consensus study information and questions. The LWV-Princeton Area consensus responses are available on the
LWVNJ Educate Advocate EmpowerLWVNJ Program Committees
What is a State Program Committee?
What are the current Standing Committees?
How do I join a State Program Committee?
Click here to learn the answers and to join a LWVNJ Program Committee.
LWV New Jersey Advocacy Update:
Keeping You Informed from Trenton
The League of Women Voters of New Jersey advocates in the fields of education, immigration, natural resources, and women and family issues.
Together we can make an even bigger impact
in our state.
LWV New Jersey Positions
Advocacy
LWVNJ Voting Reform Platform
In an effort to increase voter turnout, improve accessibility to the ballot, improve efficiency and save money, and ensure voting rights are protected, the League of Women Voters of New Jersey supports the  initiatives linked here.
LWV-NJ Young People's Network
Young People's Network
The LWVNJ Young People's Network (YPN) is a community of young people in New Jersey who are civically engaged, interested in local and national politics, and educated on the issues for which the League has a position.
Renew Your Membership!
Please remember to pay your annual dues:
  • $60 for an individual
  • $90 for a household
  • $22 for a student
Mail your check,
made payable to LWV of the Princeton Area, to
PO Box 253, Kingston, NJ 08528.
Join Us!
Please join us at our business meetings. Click here for the 2018-2019 schedule. The first meeting of the year will be on Tuesday, September 11, 2018.
Voter Service
New volunteers are urgently needed to prepare Voters' Guides, using the VOTE411 online system. Chrystal, Patricia and Sandy Smith have experience with VOTE411 and will gladly train new volunteers.
Please consider volunteering. Voter Service is our most important contribution to the community.
Vote 411
The Philadelphia Inquirer Lauds
LWVNJ and Vote411.org
2018 LWV-New Jersey
LWV-NJ Citizen's Guide to Government 2018


* Contact information for all NJ State and Federal elected officials

* NJ Legislative and Congressional district listings

* County and Municipal government information




The Institute for Women's Leadership at Douglass College, Rutgers University sponsors many events, lectures, film series, and conferences.
Go to the Institute's Calendar for details.
6 Ways the League of Women Voters
Has Impacted Your Life
by Elisabeth MacNamara, President, LWVUS
published February 13, 2015 in The Huffington Post

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LWV Education Blog
For the latest information about Issues Relating to Public Education go to lwveducation.com.
Latest LWV-US Action Alerts 
from The League of Women Voters of the U.S.
Go to: lwv.org
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Members Only
Click here to access pages reserved for members of the League of Women Voters of the Princeton Area. If you are a member and would like to gain access, please email lwvprinceton@gmail.com for instructions.