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"2025 Your Government Officials"

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Welcome to the League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh!

"Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy."

LWVPGH Annual Meeting

LWVPGH Annual Meeting
Saturday, June 28th from 9:30 am - 12:00 noon

Our annual meeting will be held on June 28th at the Koppers Building in downtown Pittsburgh. We need a quorum for the meeting and all members are encouraged to attend!

After enjoying a continental breakfast, we will vote for board members, approve a budget, and make decisions about programming and priorities for the coming year.

Download the Annual Meeting Workbook 2025
The workbook includes recommendations from the Nominating Committee, Budget Committee, and a Treasurer's Report, and other information on matters that will come up for votes. It also includes annual reports from many of our active committees.

Sign Up for the LWVPGH Annual Meeting

Celebrate the Civic Season! Juneteenth - Fourth of July

The 16 days between Juneteenth and Independence Day make up the Civic Season. Hundreds of museums, libraries and organizations across the country are offering events and activities that encourage everyone to explore American history and government.

Pittsburgh's own Heinz History Center has several events including:

Flag Folding Ceremony

Naturalization Ceremony which is open to the public. Our LWVPGH Naturalization team there to welcome new citizens and provide voter registration resources.

Fort Pitt Museum Flag Raising Ceremony

Visit the Civic Season website to search for more virtual or in person events by type, location and topics.

It's Always Civic Season at LWVPGH!
Explore our Civic Ed Resources menu for more graphics, videos and slide decks.

5 Freedoms of the 1st Amendment
www.lwvpgh.org/docs.ashx?id=1578375

Attending a Protest
www.lwvpgh.org/docs.ashx?id=1578376

INSTRUCTIONS--PA VR Appl

www.lwvpgh.org/docs.ashx?id=1043919

election disinfo dos and don'ts - Engish

Election Disinfo Do's and Don'ts
www.lwvpgh.org/docs.ashx?id=1386650

Our Civic Education and Voter Resources are always free, but donations to help pay for our software, printing, and tabling costs are appreciated! Digital Tip Jar

LWVPGH- PA Courts

Motivations of Disinformers

LWVPGH 1-minute video on what motivates spreaders of misinformation and disinformation.

More Than You Know- You COUNT

LWV Advocacy

LWVUS Declares that the United States is in a Constitutional Crisis

"The foundational principles that have sustained our democracy — checks and balances, the rule of law, free and fair elections — are under direct and sustained threat. In this extraordinary moment, we cannot proceed with business as usual. All Americans — no matter who you voted for in 2024 — need to come together, stand united, and fight back to save our democracy. We cannot afford to fail the generations to come.”

Read the Full Statement Here

See the LWVUS Newsroom for current
LWVUS Press Releases

Call to Action:

Oppose the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. LWVUS, LWVPA, and LWVPGH ask all League members and the public to contact their US Senators and ask them to vote “NO” on the SAVE Act. The US House of Representatives passed this bill on April 10, 2025. Now it is in the Senate for consideration.

The SAVE Act

would require in-person citizenship documentation to register to vote, putting an unfunded burden on all county elections offices
would exclude millions of eligible citizens from registering to vote if they don't have passports, access to their birth certificates, or if those documents do not reflect their name following a name change if their married name does not match their birth certificate name.
would effectively end online voter registration and mail-in voting
would limit voter registration efforts by nonprofits like the LWV
would require military voters, and any other voter who moves, to present documentation every time they re-register to vote due to a move

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Contact Your US Senators

Senator John Fetterman

Complete this form: https://www.fetterman.senate.gov/contact/

Or call his Pittsburgh office: (412) 803-3501

Senator Dave McCormick:

Complete this form: https://www.mccormick.senate.gov/share-your-opinion/

Or call his Pittsburgh office:412-803-7370

Upcoming Rallies

Join LWVPGH each Monday at the Indivisible rally in Point Breeze. Find more information on the calendar - Protest Rally Every Monday

"Your Government Officials" Directory for 2025

Your Government Officials 2025
Facts for Citizens Directory

"2025 Your Government Officials"

Who are your representatives at the city, county, state and federal levels?
What are their salaries? When do their terms end?

Find Out in the 2025 "Your Government Officials" Directory

The "Your Government Officials" Directory provides contact information for public officials serving Allegheny County residents at the County, State and Federal levels. Information for the City of Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh Public Schools is also included. In addition to directory information, "Your Government Officials" provides details and dates for participating in the 2025 primary and general (November) elections, descriptions of job roles, and tips for what to say when contacting your representatives in government.

View on our "Your Government Officials" page: www.lwvpgh.org/ygo ,
or download the PDF: Your Government Officials 2025

To share from another document, use this URL: www.lwvpgh.org/docs.ashx?id=1530821

If you are aware of corrections that need to be made, please contact webmaster@lwvpgh.org.
THANK YOU to the volunteers on the "Your Government Officials" team!

"Climate Change: What Is it and What Can We Do About It?"

"Global Climate Change
What Is It and What Can We Do About It?"

Did you miss the meeting?

View the Recording Here

Fires, storms and floods are on the news all the time. The climate is changing and it is impacting humans and natural habitats alike. However, the solutions to the crisis are also real.

By being conscious of the food we eat, how we dispose of our waste, and what energy source powers our home, we can each be part of the fix. Supporting measures on regenerative agriculture and land conservation can improve our capacity to mitigate climate change. Learn how nature can be harnessed to absorb carbon, cool our communities, and improve our lives in the process.

Our speaker, Sarada Sangameswaran, is the Board President of the Mount Lebanon Nature Conservancy, faculty at CCAC, and the former Education Director of the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.

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