League of Women Voters of the Spokane Area

League of Women Voters of the Spokane Area Nonpartisan Civic Education and Advocacy

DECLINE TO SIGN I-126 !
10/12/2025

DECLINE TO SIGN I-126 !

Assemble along North Division & Garland. WE HAVE A CONSTITUTION TO SUPPORT SPOKANE!
10/07/2025

Assemble along North Division & Garland. WE HAVE A CONSTITUTION TO SUPPORT SPOKANE!

09/20/2025
Constitution Day is Sept. 17th but sometimes it seems like  EVERYDAY we need to be reminded that we must work to protect...
09/18/2025

Constitution Day is Sept. 17th but sometimes it seems like EVERYDAY we need to be reminded that we must work to protect our constitutional rights. Tell SENATORS NO TO THE SAVE ACT!

Unnecessary & maybe disastrous. https://www.lwv.org/blog/what-one-big-beautiful-bill-and-its-impact Read one LWV take on...
07/28/2025

Unnecessary & maybe disastrous. https://www.lwv.org/blog/what-one-big-beautiful-bill-and-its-impact Read one LWV take on the Big Beautiful Bill.

On July 4th, the President signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB), a nearly 1,000-page bill that changes federal spending levels by stripping tens of millions of our most vulnerable neighbors of their health care and nutrition. The OBBB slashes vital programs like Medicaid, Medicare,....

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Spokane, WA
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In her address to the National American Woman Suffrage Association's (NAWSA) 50th convention in St. Louis, Missouri, President Carrie Chapman Catt proposed the creation of a "league of women voters to finish the fight and aid in the reconstruction of the nation." Women Voters was formed within the NAWSA, composed of the organizations in the states where suffrage had already been attained.

The next year, on February 14, 1920 - six months before the 19th amendment to the Constitution was ratified - the League was formally organized in Chicago as the national League of Women Voters. Catt described the purpose of the new organization: