The League of Women Voters of Nebraska is committed to making sure that any voter ID bill ensures that Nebraskans can exercise their
An investigative article in the Nebraska Examiner reported that a national group led by former U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVoss spent $710,000
In the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature, a bill that has priority status is generally considered ahead of other bills in debate. Each senator may
Joanna Lindberg, co-director of government for the League of Women Voters of Nebraska, testified alongside other members of the Voting Rights Restoration Coalition
LB626 — the six-week abortion ban bill — was advanced by the Health and Human Services Committee to General File on a vote
Officers, directors and and League members are testifying at Unicameral committee hearings and submitting letters to comment for the record in hearings for
A member at large is part of the state League instead of one of our four local leagues in Hastings, Lincoln, Omaha or Seward.
Becoming a LWVNE member at large provides you with a community that spans the state and enables you to take action on issues that affect all Nebraskans.
In a rural state like ours, a member at large can spread the mission and vision of the League’s non-partisan commitment to strengthen democracy by empowering and educating voters through grassroots advocacy in their communities with the support of the state League’s resources.
Members at large can attend state board meetings and participate in all programs offered through the state League.
Contact your Nebraska state legislator to voice your opinion about an issue or bill.
Let your voice be heard!
Redistricting may have changed your Senator. You can check at Find Your Senator below.
Exercise your constitutional right to vote.
Register today!
(402) 982-1572
office@lwvnebraska.org
PO Box 29816
Lincoln, NE 68529
The League of Women Voters of Nebraska is committed to making sure that any voter ID bill ensures that Nebraskans can exercise their
An investigative article in the Nebraska Examiner reported that a national group led by former U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVoss spent $710,000
In the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature, a bill that has priority status is generally considered ahead of other bills in debate. Each senator may
Joanna Lindberg, co-director of government for the League of Women Voters of Nebraska, testified alongside other members of the Voting Rights Restoration Coalition
LB626 — the six-week abortion ban bill — was advanced by the Health and Human Services Committee to General File on a vote
Officers, directors and and League members are testifying at Unicameral committee hearings and submitting letters to comment for the record in hearings for
A member at large is part of the state League instead of one of our four local leagues in Hastings, Lincoln, Omaha or Seward.
Becoming a LWVNE member at large provides you with a community that spans the state and enables you to take action on issues that affect all Nebraskans.
In a rural state like ours, a member at large can spread the mission and vision of the League’s non-partisan commitment to strengthen democracy by empowering and educating voters through grassroots advocacy in their communities with the support of the state League’s resources.
Members at large can attend state board meetings and participate in all programs offered through the state League.
Contact your Nebraska state legislator to voice your opinion about an issue or bill.
Let your voice be heard!
Redistricting may have changed your Senator. You can check at Find Your Senator below.
Exercise your constitutional right to vote.
Register today!
(402) 982-1572
office@lwvnebraska.org
PO Box 29816
Lincoln, NE 68529
