The Board of Directors meets in the County Courthouse, 2017.
The League of Women Voters of Laramie was formed in 1953. We are located in the Wyoming town where, in 1870, the first woman's vote was cast under Wyoming's general and unconditional female suffrage that also guaranteed women the right to hold office.
The Board of Directors meets in the County Courthouse, 2017.
We hold candidate forums for both the primary and general elections, and solicit candidate statements for the Voter Guide (published by the Laramie Daily Boomerang). These materials are useful state-wide. Find them on the Elections page. 
Our program, reviewed annually, shows our commitments and goals: Program 2020-2021
Most Recent Newsletter: December 2020
Selected Past Issues:
Former state president Amy Williamson met informally with author Anne Gass, who writes, "I’m researching an automobile trip taken by some woman suffrage activists in the fall of 1915, 100 years ago." The author of Voting Down the Rose: Florence Brooks Whitehouse and Maine's Fight for Woman Suffrage says, "I fell in love with suffrage history and am now passionate about sharing it with others." She stopped off in Laramie and met with local League members to talk about women's suffrage the week of October 1, 2015.
LWV-Laramie hopes to update and monitor the implementation of these recommendations. Learn more >>>
Email: laramie@wyominglwv.org