NEWS

The latest news from The Santa Fe County League of Women Voters.

Thank you, Anne Culp!

Thank you, Anne Culp!

LWVSFC awarded Anne Culp our Outstanding Contribution Award at the annual meeting May 10 for reframing how the League registers high school voters.

LWVSFC Welcomes 2025-26 Leadership Team

LWVSFC Welcomes 2025-26 Leadership Team

These positions on the 2025-26 Leadership Team were filled by election at the annual meeting: VP Administration: Debbie Helper VP Program: Marcy Litzenberg Secretary: Mary Hall Director of Events: Joann Volinski Director of Media: Judy Gibbs Robinson They join these...

LWVSFC Annual Meeting Highlights

LWVSFC Annual Meeting Highlights

Members who attended the LWVSFC annual meeting May 10 learned the incredible scope of our 2024-25 activities through officer and director reports. Highlights included….

LWVSFC Recruiting Now!

LWVSFC Recruiting Now!

The League of Women Voters of Santa Fe County is recruiting new members for our important Action & Advocacy Committee. No experience required! We track local issues like water, housing, good governance, land use, and the City’s General Plan, then try to keep the public informed. Join us! Email Carol at Carolppsantafe@gmail.

New Mexico Immigrant Law Center Advisory

New Mexico Immigrant Law Center Advisory

Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more here about your rights as an immigrant. In English and Spanish.

Run for Office in November!

Run for Office in November!

Find our how to be a candidate for office on the 2025 Regular Local Election on November 4. Open offices include mayor and city councilors, and many more!

LWV New Mexico Signs on to LWVUS Letter Urging Congress to Act

LWV New Mexico Signs on to LWVUS Letter Urging Congress to Act

WASHINGTON — Today, the League of Women Voters of the United States and League chapters from all 50 states and the District of Columbia sent a letter to congressional leaders expressing strong concern over abandoning its duties and authorities under Article I of the US Constitution, urging leaders to address the unprecedented executive branch overreach threatening American democracy.