Making Democracy Work
The League uses study and consensus to adopt positions at the national, state or local levels. For League to adopt a position, members must conduct sanctioned studies on an issue for a two-year period. The recommendations from the study are brought to the larger body for a vote, and if approved, become part of the official positions of LWV.
LWV Minnesota's Program for Action 2019-2021
LWVMN's Program For Action provides an overview of the LWVUS positions alongside the state-specific positions LWVMN has adopted. LWV Minnesota, as part of LWV United States, automatically adopts all positions of the LWV United States. (See Impact on Issues for LWVUS positions).
The Changing Face of the Heartland
Useful Resources on Redistricting
Newspaper article: Minnesotans Want Nonpartisan Redistricting
The Impact of Neoncotinoids on Honey Bees
Special newsletter: LWV MN and LWV ABC activities concerning environmental dangers to bees
The Tip of the Iceberg: How Minnesota's Campaign Finance Laws Limit Transparency
Summary: Money in Politics
The 2010 federal Supreme Court Citizens United Decision and Minnesota Campaign Laws
Disenfranchisement in Minnesota
Restore the Vote Flyer
Restore the Vote Petition
Metropolitan Council - April 2019
Study of Metropolitan Council Governance - January 2019