Making Democracy Work

Vote 2024!

Click above for all you need to know about voting in four (4!) elections this year.

Stay Informed

Are you looking for a quick update on what’s transpiring at some of our town’s committee meetings?

Check out the reports from our Observer Corps. What is an Observer Corps? The League has a growing group of dedicated meeting watchers we call our Observer Corps. They watch the meeting in person or remotely and make notes on the important happenings at the meeting.  They strive for impartiality and succinctness.  Check out our Observer Corps Page what we have so far and check back periodically for updates.

The Town of Plymouth is also working to be more open and communicative.

Subscribe here for specific updates from various town departments.

Town Government at Work

Get to know how Plymouth town government works and who is in charge of running the day-to-day functions of the town. Hear about Good News from Derek Brindisi, Plymouth Town Manager, and also about some of the major challenges facing us. Record 11/30/2023.

Click here for the presentation.

Click here to see the organization chart that he presented.

School Committee Forum

Do you know what the School Committee does?
It is a crucial, elected group of dedicated town citizens who provide the link between the community and its residents.
Watch our Forum with members of the Plymouth School Committee as they answer questions about their work, the importance to citizens with and without school-age children, the budget process, and how to engage with them to have an impact on the Town of Plymouth.
There will be seats up for election this coming Spring, if you are interested go to https://www.plymouth.k12.ma.us/page/school-committee to learn more.

Get Ready for 2024

Learn practical tips for how to fact-checking news and images, how to spot your bias and that of reporters, how to misinformation and disinformation, and, in general, how to be more informed as we make our own decisions and head to the polls.
This non-partisan event was hosted by the Andover League of Women Voters and filmed by Andover TV.

Be Engaged

Run for Office. Engaged voters think about running for office and commit themselves to being a part of working for a healthier, safer Plymouth.

  • If you are interested in a particular board or committee, start attending meetings to see what kinds of issues the committee works on and how it works. Agendas for all town board and committee meetings are on the town website calendar page.
  • Visit our “How to Run for Office” page

Join the League!  Connect with our membership of women and men who are engaged in sustainability, voter services, civic education, and other issues facing Plymouth.

The League of Women Voters of the Plymouth Area covers the towns of Carver, Duxbury, Kingston, Marshfield, and Plympton as well as Plymouth.

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.

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