Empowering Voters
Defending Democracy
Publications
Voting in New Hampshire in 2024.
This two-page flier may be printed and distributed without alteration by anyone doing outreach to encourage voting. This is non-partisan instruction in voter registration and how to cast a ballot. (it says 2023, but nothing has changed for 2024, so far) Download the pdf here. We also offer a simpler one-page handout you may print out and use to promote voter registration and voting. Download the pdf here.
If you know some young people, encourage them to register and vote. This brochure is designed specifically for students and may be distributed without further permission: Download the pdf.
How Federal & NH State Govts are Alike and Different–a chart:
Updated in Dec. 2022 by LWVNH, for general information purposes. Click here for the pdf.
New Hampshire’s Congressional Delegation and the US President: Names and contact info click here for pdf.
How A Bill Becomes A Law in NH:
This color-coded flow chart shows how the public can participate in the legislative process in our state. “How a bill becomes a law“
Know Your Elected Officials–Brochures prepared by local Leagues, as a voter service.
Local League units produce these brochures biennially, following the November election. Find the pdf for your area, listing the names and contact information for state and federal elected officials. Some include local officials too.
Hollis 2023-2-24 Know Your Elected Officials Brochure. Updated July 2023. Click here for the pdf.
Brookline 2023-2-24 Know Your Elected Officials Brochure. Updated July 2023. Click here for the pdf.
Kearsarge/Sunapee Area 2023-2024 Know Your Elected Officials brochure. Includes town websites; state and federal officials’ names and contact info. Click here for the pdf;
Merrimack 2023 Know Your Elected Officials brochure. May 2023. Click here for the pdf.
Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro, Ossipee: List of elected state officials as of April 2023. Click here for the pdf.
Nashua 2023 Elected Officials brochure (updated May 2023, but local officials need to be updated following Nov. 7 election. New version coming by early 2024). Includes municipal and county officials as well as state and federal. Paper copies will be available at Nashua Library. Click here for pdf.
PeterboroPlus 2023-24 (towns of Antrim, Bennington, Dublin, Fitzwilliam, Francestown, Greenfield, Hancock, Harrisville, Jaffrey, Peterborough, Rindge, Sharon, and Temple) Know Your Elected Officials brochure. Includes town websites; state and federal officials’ names and contact info. Print out and fold to make a brochure. Click here for the pdf.
New in 2023: Individual towns in PeterboroPlus unit elected officials brochure. Click on each set of towns for the pdf. Greenfield & Hancock Dublin & Harrisville. Antrim-Bennington-Francestown. Temple & Fitzwilliam. Jaffrey & Rindge. Peterboro & Sharon.
State League Newsletters
League newsletter January 2023
Just a quick newsletter as the presidential primary approaches. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter December 2023
More on presidential primary (Jan. 23); training opportunities for candidate forum organizers and submitting testimony to the NH Legislature. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter November 2023
Presidential primary voting info; more on LWVNH housing study. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter October 2023
Important events in October, including candidate forums and deadlines for changing party. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter August 2023
Call to action re town ballot counting machines, housing survey info, visitors from Belarus. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter July 2023
Part 1 of “housing issues in NH” — our new member study so that we can take action locally, regionally, and at the state level to increase housing choice in NH. Click here for the pdf.
League of Women Voters Kearsarge/Sunapee Area
newsletter November 2023. Click here for the pdf.
newsletter May 2023. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter March 2023
Chock full of “save the date” notices for League events April-June 2023, including our biennial convention registration information. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter January 2023
A quick newsletter to kick off the new legislative session. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter December 2022
Some post-election statistics about NH and women’s growing role in elected offices; link to our public education webinar. Click here for the pdf.
Here is the December newsletter of the local LWV Kearsarge/Sunapee unit. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter November 2022
Post-election, two online learning opportunities to which all members and friends are invited. Amicus brief Moore v. Harper, and more. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter October 2022
Special edition for elections, including information of the two ballot questions and suggestions for learning more about candidates. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter August 2022
Moving closer to the fall elections. How members can help spread the word about voting. Click here for the pdf.
League newsletter June 2022:
Revving up for summer. Click here for pdf.
League newsletter October 2021:
What have we been up to? Find out here. Updated version for Kearsarge/Sunapee unit. Click here
League Newsletter May 2021:
Brief newsletter alerting members to upcoming events. NH Voter May 2021
League Newsletter April 2021:
Two events coming up in April: Redistricting Forum and the national League Day of Action. Read the details here and sign up. NH Voter April 2021
League Newsletter almost January 2021:
What to expect in the coming month in DC and in Concord; how to connect with your elected officials; and more. NH Voter January 2021
League Newsletter December 2020:
What’s ahead in the state Legislature in 2021 as it shifts from Democrat to Republican majority? Some election statistics. Plus an editorial about why we have public education. NH Voter December 2020
League Newsletter November 2020:
Reflecting on the League’s work to get ready for Election 2020. NH Voter November 2020.
League Newsletter mid-October 2020:
An informal NH Voter with voting info to share with friends and neighbors. NH Voter Oct 2020
League Newsletter September 2020:
One week until the September 8 primary! Voting info here, plus some wonderful photos of Hanover residents celebrating women’s right to vote. NHVoter Sept 2020.
League Newsletter August 2020:
Short NHVoter for August 2020, with info on the NH Commission on School Funding and a reminder about August 26, the centennial of the 19th amendment securing women’s right to vote. NHVoter August 2020
League Newsletter July 2020:
A long but important NHVoter for July2020, with reports from NH delegates to our national LWV convention and a NH Legislature end of session report. “NHVoter July 2020“
League Newsletter April 2020:
An abbreviated but important NHVoter for April 2020, sharing the exciting good news about the ruling in our court challenge over Senate Bill 3, the 2017 domicile documentation bill. “NHVoter April 2020“
League Newsletter February 2020:
The Feb. 2020 NHVoter highlights our 100th birthday–yes, League was founded in 1920. Read the story and some suggestions for how members can commemorate the occasion. “NH Voter February 2020.”
League Newsletter January 2020:
Our January 2020 issue highlights ways you can help Get Out The Vote, local League events coming up, the League’s centennial on Feb. 14, and some upcoming suffrage centennial events. Click here for the 4 pp pdf: “NH Voter January 2020”
The League of Women Voters of New Hampshire is a 501(c)4 organization
League of Women Voters of New Hampshire
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