Washington Congressional 4th Candidate Forum
NWPB—together with AARP Washington, the League of Women Voters of Benton-Franklin Counties and the League of Women Voters of Yakima County—presents the Washington State [...]
October 2026
Dear Members and Friends, I am at it again speaking about something that is important and necessary in our communities, voting and having local [...]
September 2026
Hello to all LWVYC members and friends, I can’t believe that summer is ending. There is something about going from Summer to Fall that [...]
August 2026
Dear League of Women Voters Members, It is time again for our monthly issue of “The Voter “which is one way that we reach out [...]
July 2026
Dear Members, Big news, voters in Washington will continue to be able to send their ballots in the mail! Make sure that your ballot is [...]
2026 Election Guide and Ballot Drop Box list
Drop Box Locations in Yakima County Urnas Electorales Oficiales Del Condado de Yakima - (Segunda página) Yakima County Elections Guide Guía [...]
Washington Supreme Court Candidate Interviews
Washington Supreme Court Candidate Interviews: Four Questions The Washington Supreme Court is the top court in the state's judicial branch. It's on equal footing [...]
Congressional District 4 Candidate Forum
Meet and Hear from the Candidates ahead of the primary election Tuesday, July 7th - 6:00-8:00pm Fruitvale Grange 2908 Castlevale Rd., Yakima Candidates that [...]
June, 2026
Dear Members, Hello to all of you and thank you for the support that the League has received. Since my last newsletter article, there [...]
April 2026
Dear Members and Friends, Welcome to Springtime as it brings new growth, vibrant colors, and sweet scents. I can smell the lilacs and blossoms as [...]
March 2026
Dear Members, Hello to all of you. I hope that you enjoy reading The Voter newsletter. Have you ever wondered who gets a copy [...]
Celebrating Black History Month
The League of Women Voters honors women who have advocated for voting rights. Please enjoy these articles and share with others. Black Women Who Define(d) [...]
League joins Yakima Advocacy Day
The League of Women Voters of Yakima County was invited to be part of the Yakima Advocacy Day event on January 24, 2026. The event [...]
January 2026
Getting Out the Vote Matters with This League As I have been busy becoming involved with other organizations in our communities, I am listening [...]
November-December 2025
Hello members and Friends of the League, Now that November 4th General Election Day is over, I wonder what the turnout rate was for [...]
September-October 2025
I am sending two photos of Yakima County League of Women Voters who participated in the Yakima Valley Sunfair Parade on Saturday, September 20th. [...]
SUFFS Strikes a Powerful Chord in Yakima
SUFFS Strikes a Powerful Chord in Yakima 10 Sep 2025 - League News - Washington State “Suffs,” the Tony-award winning musical depicting the story [...]
August 2025
Dear LWVYC Members and Friends of the League, While I am sitting at my computer thinking of what to share with you on this [...]
July 2025
Dear Members, I would like to share my thoughts on the importance of volunteering in our valley. There are so many citizens in our [...]
June 2025
Greetings, fellow League Members and Friends! I am looking forward to our Annual Meeting on Tuesday, June 17, not only because I will be [...]
April – May 2025
Greetings, fellow League Members and Friends! As I write this, we are fully into Spring, a time for renewal and hope. This is fitting [...]
April 2025
Hello League Members and Friends, I want to start with an apology for the months with no Voter Newsletters, as our last issue was for [...]
Comparative Analysis of League Positions, Project 2025, and Agenda 47
During our Quarterly Meeting last November, members expressed a desire for more information about Project 2025 and Agenda 47, two documents that had been receiving [...]
Letter from the National League to Congressional leaders
This letter was sent by the Presidents of the 51 US Leagues to Congressional leadership regarding the state of the country. It begins ... [...]
