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Reserve now for the Saturday, March 13, 2010 program on "Insights Into the St. Johns River Water Management District", with Ann Taylor Moore, SJRWMD Board Member 2001-2009. For more information see our March 2010 "Mini-Voter."

For a list of the announced candidates for Congress for Districts 3,7 and 24, as of Feb. 7, 2010, see this list.

Census coming April 1, 2010. It is vital that everyone be counted for the census so Volusia County and its cities will be fairly represented in Congress and the state legislature, and will receive their fair share of federal and state funds. LWVVC Board
             member Gwen Azama-Edwards is serving on the Volusia County Complete Count
             Committee. For information on the upcoming census, see http://www.VolusiaCounts.org or              http://www.VolusiaCuenta.org. The Committee's latest report is here, and a general introduction to the census can be found at http://2010.census.gov/partners/pdf/overview_dropin.pdf.

Read the January/February 2010 issue of the LWVVC Voter.

Health care has long been a priority for the League of Women Voters. Click here to keep up to date on League information and press releases on the current health care issues. The President of the League of
              Women Voters of the United States also recommends a document
              prepared by the LWV of Arizona: Understanding the Healthcare Challenge

The League of Women Voters (LWV) is a non-partisan organization to encourage the involvement of all citizens in government and the electoral process through education and advocacy. In addition to using the links on the left, members of the public are invited to view the positions and issues studied by the LWVVC as listed on the right and below.

We hope you will consider joining the League. Any citizen over 18, male or female, may become a voting member of the LWV. Associate membership is available to younger people and non-citizens. When you join the League of Women Voters of Volusia County, you automatically become a member of the Florida and U.S. Leagues.

What can you do as a League member?

Attend our monthly meetings. Enjoy a meal while hearing a speaker on a timely topic or discuss an issue in a small group setting.

Meet other interested citizens from around the county as you become informed about important issues.

Read League publications that keep you up to date on questions of national, state, and local interest.

Join a study committee to focus on an issue that especially concerns you.

Volunteer to help other community organizations learn about issues and election laws.

Assist with fundraisers such as the Politicos on Parade, held in election years, with local public officials serving as our models in a fashion show. See our web page with information on sponsors and models for our May 10, 2008 event. Funds raised are used to help support the LWVVC's educational efforts.

For a membership brochure and application, click here. If you have difficulty printing this brochure, click here to print out a brief membership application. Mail your application with your check to the LWVVC address listed. Or, you may contact the LWVVC by phone (386-238-7361) or email mail@lwvvc.org to request a printed form.

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