Advocacy & Litigation

Use this template to submit comments opposing the US Postal Service's proposed regulations on mail-in and absentee ballots. 

This Action Kit is your one-stop shop for tools and resources to support League advocacy in a post-Callais world. It includes background materials, messaging guidance, and advocacy templates focused on everything from protecting communities of color from racial discrimination and racial vote dilution in the map-drawing process to the importance of state-level protections as voting rights are diminished at the federal level.

What Leagues should know when litigating.
 

Following the Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais, this page offers Leagues clear, grounded guidance about how we are moving forward as an organization.

Guidance for Leagues on creating an observer corps in their community.

This template is designed to help state and local Leagues speak out against the fast-tracking of additional funding for ICE and CBP through the reconciliation bill process. 

Tips, tricks, and resources to engage with your members of Congress while they are home on recess

This Action Kit outlines the League’s policy framework and advocacy priorities regarding the rapid expansion of federal immigration enforcement. This resource lays out the federal, state, and local policies the League supports and opposes, and provides advocacy tools to help Leagues and League members take action while remaining consistent with our positions. 

To guide its work in Congress, the LWVUS Board adopts lobbying priorities every year. The goal is to maintain focus on issues of primary importance identified by LWVUS. 

This page is your one-stop shop for tools and resources, including templates, messaging guidance, and background materials to support your League’s work on issues of LGBTQIA+ equality and inclusion. 

This guidance includes a timeline, background, and additional resources for League leaders on LWVUS program planning for 2026-2028.