Additional Information on the 2025 LWVAZ Convention
The 2025 LWVAZ Convention will convene on Saturday, May 17, at 9:00 AM and adjourn on Sunday, May 18, at 5:00 PM. It will be hosted by the League of Women Voters of Arizona, with the League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Phoenix generously serving as the local host, organizing logistics and events in Phoenix, Arizona. This year’s convention will be held in person at Cambria Hotel Phoenix – North Scottsdale. Registration fees are $275 per attendee (for both delegates and non-delegates). All attendees are required to pay the registration fee. While costs are minimized, the registration fee can be a considerable inhibitor for convention attendance - if you are not going to attend, consider making a specific Donation marked “Convention” to help cover costs for others in need. If you have any questions on how to donate, contact infolwvmp@gmail.com
2025 LWVAZ BIENNIAL CONVENTION FAQ
What is Convention?
The convention is a biennial event that serves as LWVUS’s bylaws-prescribed business meeting and an opportunity for League members to gather for interactive workshops. These workshops offer training, support planning GOTV efforts, and focus on other campaigns related to defending democracy. Additionally, members will have the chance to discuss potential LWVAZ public policy positions and vote on proposals related to public policy.
Who are the Convention delegates?
Convention delegates are the voting members of the LWVAZ Board of Directors and representatives from local Leagues. Registration opens on April 1. If you plan to attend as a delegate, your local board will need to approve your attendance as a delegate. The number of delegates allotted to each local League is based on its membership as of January 31, 2025.
Can I attend the Convention and not be a delegate?
Yes. All dues-paying members can attend the convention. Non-delegates will attend as Convention observers, who can participate in all non-plenary activities and observe plenary without presenting, debating, or voting on any motions.
What happens at the Convention?
LWVAZ’s bylaws require delegates to meet every two years to vote on various items, including the biennial budget, the election of LWVAZ officers (President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer), the Nomination Committee Chair, and any proposed bylaw amendments.
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