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LWVUS Policy, Advocacy, and Litigation Briefings

This is your one-stop shop to register and find resources from upcoming and past LWVUS policy and advocacy webinars.

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Litigation Office Hours

The League is excited to provide virtual office hours to League leaders and members in support of legal advocacy and litigation. Litigation Office Hours will be held the third Thursday of every month…

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LWVUS Guidance for Leagues Considering Litigation

Whether to engage in legal advocacy—especially federal litigation—is a serious matter. LWVUS has outlined guidance to help Leagues understand the process.

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Litigation Guide: What To Expect When You're Expecting...Litigation

A brief guide for Leagues considering federal litigation.

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Federal Action Request Form

State and local Leagues wishing to take action on the federal level can use this form to contact the national office to consult on the intended action.

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Moore v. Harper: Talking Points

Talking points for Leagues on Moore v. Harper, a case before the Supreme Court of the United States which considers the "independent state legislature theory" (ISLT).

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Memo from the LWVUS Advocacy and Litigation Department: “Communities of Interest” in the Redistricting Process

A memo from the League of Women Voter's Advocacy and Litigation team stating the League’s redistricting position that a redistricting plan should provide for, to the extent possible, the preservation…

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