EMPOWERING VOTERS.
DEFENDING DEMOCRACY.
We debate and advocate for particular positionsbut not for particular
candidates or parties.
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The League of Women Voters of the Greater Princeton Area (LWV-GPA ) is a nonpartisan political organization that engages in advocacy, education, litigation, and organizing to protect every American’s freedom to vote. Members come from the municipalities shown on the map.
League Meetings
League Meetings
Monthly membership meetings Second Wednesdays at 7:15 pm
Please contact: lwvprinceton@gmail.com
Princeton Council Candidate Forum on October 6
The League of Women Voters of the Greater Princeton Area and the Center for Modern Aging Princeton (CMAP) will partner to present a Princeton Council Candidate Forum on Tuesday, October 6, with the League moderating the conversation among all three candidates running for the two available seats on Princeton Council:
David Cohen (Democratic Party)
Antonio Merolli (Republican Party)
Marina Rubina (Democratic Party)
The hybrid event will take place from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at CMAP’s Nancy S. Klath Center, 101 Poor Farm Road, Building B, Princeton, and online via Zoom.
Online pre-registration at https://bit.ly/4yktJHm is requested to attend in person, or virtually, or to receive a link to the recording.
Residents of Princeton can submit suggested questions for the candidates by emailing us at LWVPRINCETON@GMAIL.COM with “Question for Princeton Council Forum” on the subject line.
June 10, 2026 Yearly Members Dinner Meeting
Immigration
Immigration
Immigration policies should promote the reunification of immediate families, meet economic, business, and employment needs, and be responsive to those facing political persecution or humanitarian crises.
For more Information: https://www.lwv.org/other-issues/immigration
Defend Democracy
Defend Democracy
The League of Women Voters of New Jersey will not stand by while our democracy is threatened. We stand in the way. We stand up for voters. We stand with our neighbors – in the streets, in the State House, in court rooms, in our local communities, and at the ballot box. We are prepared for this critical moment, but we need you to stand with us. Can we count on your support?
What N.J. Voters Think About Immigration Enforcement
What N.J. Voters Think About Immigration Enforcement
Link to Stockton Poling Institute
Know your Rights, New Jersey
Every person has rights regardless of their citizenship or immigration status. You can learn more about your rights and resources below.
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Do you want to be politically informed?
Do you want to help voters be well informed
Do you want to be invited to public forums and candidate debates?
Do you want to see more government transparency and less corruption?
Do you think young people deserve greater representation?
Would you like to discuss, study, and debate policy issues that directly affect your community?
Would you like to become an effective leader and community organizer?
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