The League of Women Voters believes in representative government and in the individual liberties established in the Constitution
of the United States.
The League of Women Voters believes that democratic government depends upon the informed and active participation of its
citizens and requires that governmental bodies protect the citizen’s right to know by giving adequate notice of proposed
actions, holding open meetings and making public records accessible.
The League of Women Voters believes that every citizen should be protected in the right to vote; that every person should
have access to free public education that provides equal opportunity for all; and that no person or group should suffer legal,
economic or administrative discrimination.
The League of Women Voters believes that efficient and economical government requires competent personnel, the clear assignment
of responsibility, adequate financing, and coordination among the different agencies and levels of government.
The League of Women Voters believes that responsible government should be responsive to the will of the people; that government
should maintain an equitable and flexible system of taxation, promote the conservation and development of natural resources
in the public interest, share in the solution of economic and social problems that affect the general welfare, promote a sound
economy and adopt domestic policies that facilitate the solution of international problems.
The League of Women Voters believes that cooperation with other nations is essential in the search for solutions to world
problems and that development of international organization and international law is imperative in the promotion of world
peace.