Our Mission

EMPOWERING VOTERS • DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
Through
Education and Advocacy

NONPARTISAN
We never support or oppose any political party or candidate.
Remaining Nonpartisan in Hyper-partisan Times | League of Women Voters (lwv.org)

EDUCATION
We educate ourselves and our community about major public policy issues and candidates.
Impact On Issues 2022 – 2024 | League of Women Voters (lwv.org)

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, and INCLUSION
The League is fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion - in principle and in practice - as central to the League's current and future success in engaging all people, organizations, and policy makers in creating a more perfect democracy.

Advocacy

We encourage informed and active participation in all levels of government.
Our Legislators make decisions that affect our daily life and the direction of our county, state, and nation.

Make your voice heard

Indiana General Assembly - 3 branches

Bill Track 50

Click here to see the bills that the League of Women Voters of Indiana is following
Send an email to your legislator. See active campaigns.

Take Action Alerts - Follow these organizations

2025 Legislative Updates - Talk with your legislators

The Legislative Updates are co-sponsored by the Leagues of Women Voters of Bloomington-Monroe County, Brown County, and Johnson County, and the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.

Legislative Update 4/19/2025

Senator Shelli Yoder, SD 40 and Representative Matt Pierce, HD 61 discuss pending legislation and answer constituents’ questions.

Make an appointment to meet with your legislators
Tips For Talking To Legislators

How You Can Influence 2025 Legislation

Why We Need to Contact Our Legislators

How Indiana Ranks Compared to Other States - Indiana needs legislators who want to improve Indiana’s rankings.

2024 State Scorecard on Women’s Health and Reproductive Care

2025 Indiana Election Calendar (Coming Soon)

LWVJC UPDATES

Video link: https://vimeo.com/1068913019?share=copy

Be an advocate, voice your opinion - by Mary Kooi - PDF - Daily Journal
LWVJCIN Be an advocate_ voice your opinion

Here are a few ways to preserve relationships and create joyful holidays Visit article published in the Daily Journal

Johnson County Legislators

2025 - Johnson County Legislators Information about Indiana and US Legislators.

Johnson County is in 4 state Senate Districts:

SD 32 - Aaron Freeman [R]

SD 36 - Cyndi Carrasco [R]

SD 37 - Rodric Bray [R]

SD 41 - Greg Walker [R]

Johnson County is in 4 state House Districts:

HD 47 - Robb Greene [R]

HD 57 - Craig Haggard [R]

HD 58 - Michelle Davis [R]

HD 60 - Peggy Mayfield [R]
U.S. Legislators

U.S. Senator for Indiana - Todd Young [R]

U.S. Senator for Indiana – Jim Banks [R]

U.S. Congress – IN District 6 – Jefferson Shreve [R]
State Government
Indiana Governor Mike Braun
Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith

INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2025 Visit the IGA website frequently for information about bills that are being considered or scheduled for voting.

Senate and House Committees

Committees have power

Bills for 2025 Session Click on each bill to follow the progress and how your legislators vote.

Reliable sources about legislation and issues

The Daily Journal - News from Franklin, Greenwood and across Johnson County, Indiana. Daily Journal editors and reporters have been honored for outstanding design, investigative reporting and opinion page writing.

The Indiana Capital Chronicle is an independent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to giving Hoosiers a comprehensive look inside state government, policy and elections.

TheStatehouseFile.com offers daily coverage of the Indiana Statehouse. The free Indiana news site is powered by the students of Franklin College’s Pulliam School of Journalism.

The Indiana Citizen https://indianacitizen.org/

WFYI Indianapolis https://www.wfyi.org/news/public-affairs

LWVJC IN THE COMMUNITY

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Join Us!

We welcome everyone to be a member or attend meetings. All League activities promote Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

Join Us

Why join the LWV?

Problem solve with diverse individuals who are committed to democracy and have unique experiences and knowledge.
Increase personal knowledge and share information with the community about voting, legislators, legislation, and advocacy.
Expand personal leadership skills and coach members to be leaders.
Make new friends and have fun.
Gain real experience with the election process and to help people learn how to vote.
Promote bipartisanship and healthy conversations.
Support our democracy through education and promotion of civic engagement.

LWVJC Leadership Team

Spokesperson: Karen Lunsford

Secretary: Mary Kooi

Co-Treasurers: Jan Van Dyke, Gigi Shook

Communications: Tammy Smith

Environment: Dee Johnson

Membership: Karen Lunsford

VOTE411: Susan Jerger

Voter Services: Mary Kooi

Website Administrator:

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