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Stay informed with League news, election updates, and local events — delivered directly to our members and community each month.

Browse recent and past issues to catch up on League activities, advocacy updates, and ways to get involved.

Published monthly by the League of Women Voters of Williamsburg Area.

⭕ Volunteer with the League

You can help in many ways — from staffing voter registration tables to assisting at candidate forums or student voter education events.

Training Required Only volunteers who staff voter registration tables must complete the official Virginia Voter Registration Training before participating.

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To sign up for any volunteer activity, please complete our brief online form:

Note: You may see a prompt to log in — please just continue without signing in. The form will open and submit normally, no account required.

We’ll follow up soon with opportunities that match your interests and schedule.

• Virginia Voter Newsletter — December 2025 (PDF) (Dec 2025)
• Virginia Voter Newsletter — January 2026 (PDF) (Jan 2026)
• Women’s Legislative Roundtables (WLRTs) 2026 — Register / Schedule (Jan 14–Mar 11, 2026)
• League Day — Day of Advocacy 2026 (Richmond) (Feb 10–11, 2026)

• General Assembly kickoff (begins Jan 14): LWV-VA heads to Richmond to advocate for 2026 legislative priorities—and underscores that Issue Groups are the backbone of League advocacy (see inside)
• Women’s Legislative Roundtables (WLRTs) 2026: weekly virtual sessions starting Jan 14, plus “week of Jan 19” Richmond actions (MLK Day Vigil/Advocacy, Democracy Day, Ranked Choice Voting Day) (see inside)
• League Day & Reception (Feb 10–11): in-person advocacy day in Richmond with a reception for General Assembly members the night before; hotel group rate and key planning dates included (see inside)
• Build the statewide communications bench: LWV-VA is recruiting a Social Media Team (planned posts + rapid response) and is also calling for young-member input on priorities and projects (see inside)
• LWV-VA advocacy & growth updates: election-code comments submitted, National Popular Vote Interstate Compact work highlighted, $6,300 raised for Virginia food banks, and new Leagues at Large announced (see inside)

⭕ Why contact members of Congress?

• Share your position on a bill (include the bill number).
• Request help with a federal agency (SSA, IRS, VA, passports).
• Invite them or staff to a League event or briefing.
• Ask for oversight on an issue affecting our community.
• Thank them for a vote or ask for a public statement.
• Sign up for newsletters & town halls.

Tip: Be concise, include your ZIP code, and state a clear ask.

⭕ Your Federal Elected Officials

Not your district? Use Find Your Member →

⭕ Why contact your Virginia legislators?

• Share your position on a state bill (include the bill number).
• Advocate for or against a budget item that affects our area.
• Request help with a state agency (DMV, VDH, VEC, Medicaid/DMAS).
• Invite them or staff to a League event or community meeting.
• Ask for oversight on a local issue affecting our region.
• Thank them for a vote or request a public statement.

Tip: Keep it concise, include your full address and ZIP code, and make one clear ask.

⭕ Who represents you in Richmond?

The Williamsburg–James City–York area spans multiple House and Senate districts. Use the official tools below to find your Delegate and Senator, then contact them directly.

• Find Your State Legislators →
• Track Bills & Committees (LIS) →
• Virginia Senate (site & member pages) →
• Virginia House of Delegates (site & member pages) →
• Virginia General Assembly Home →

After you look up your legislators, you can sign up for their newsletters and find local office contacts on their member pages.