New Members Wanted! 

Gift a  League Membership In February

Forget the chocolates, flowers or perfume, the important people in your life deserve something more meaningful in 2026.

Why not give family, friends and co-workers an annual membership to the League of Women Voters Salt Lake? 

During our February membership drive, the League hopes to recruit smart, talented and dedicated citizens who can help us with our important, non-partisan work.

From registering new voters and  supporting fair representation to hosting candidate forums and protecting the environment, there are dozens of ways our members make a difference in their state and community.

Learn more about what we do or sign up here. 

Still undecided?  Here are two testimonials from current league members. : 

Why I Joined the League 

“I joined the League of Women Voters more than ten years ago as a social endeavor. I liked the idea of being part of a women’s organization, but I quickly learned the League is a welcoming place for anyone who cares about strengthening our democracy.

My belief in voting access started young. My first letter to my congressman was about giving eighteen-year-olds the right to vote. Even then, during the Vietnam War, it felt wrong that young people could be drafted without having a say. And like so many people, I grew up thinking voting was complicated.

That’s part of why the League has meant so much to me. The work we do helps take the mystery out of voting. Helping people understand the process, their ballot, and where to find trustworthy, nonpartisan information can change everything. I’ve watched people become more confident and more willing to participate when someone simply takes the time to help.

Being part of this mission has become deeply meaningful to me, and I’m grateful for the people and purpose I found here.”

— Lynda Sayge

“As a young mom living in Massachusetts, I was looking for a way to make a difference in my community. I found it in the League. Fast forward 30 years: I retired and joined LWVSL, and that same spark was still there. What I’ve always appreciated is connecting with women from many professional disciplines and walks of life who feel a personal responsibility to do what is right and necessary and are driven to get involved. 

I love the League’s non-partisan approach. It means we keep the door open to everyone. Our positions are fact-based, reliable, and trustworthy.

Born from the fight for women's suffrage, we know democracy only works when it works for everyone.”

— Cindy Mecklenburg