League Members

LWV Member Portal

Renewals & Dues

  • Renewing Your Membership

    You will receive an email reminder to renew one year after your last renewal.

    Your reminder will include a link to renew on the LWV Member Portal.

    Sign up for auto-renew for automatic yearly payments.

    If you have signed up for auto-renew, you will get a reminder that your membership is automatically renewing.

  • Making Dues Payments

    The preferred payment option is a direct bank transfer (ACH transfer), which minimizes fees. You’ll need your financial institution's routing number and your account number.

    You also have the option to pay by credit or debit card.

    If you are not comfortable making payments online, see Pay Dues by Check for instructions. 

    You will receive an online confirmation and an email receipt for your payment.

    Keep things simple by automatically renewing each year!  Just select auto-renewal when you are paying your dues. 

  • Making Donations

    Do you want to make an extra donation in addition to paying your dues? Thanks - we appreciate it!

    You will have the option to make a direct donation to LWV Idaho when paying your dues, or you can donate online.

Pay By Check

Thank you for your interest in joining the League of Women Voters. We are excited to have you as part of our community working towards a stronger democracy!

To pay your dues by check if you live in Kootenai County:

  • Please make your dues check payable to: LWVUS.

  • Print and complete this membership form. (Please include the name and email address of any additional household member included in the dues amount.)

  • Mail your check and membership form to:

League of Women Voters of Kootenai County

PO Box 2582

Hayden, ID 83835

To pay your dues by check if you live in the Lewis Clark Valley:

  • Please make your dues check payable to: LWVUS.

  • Print and complete this membership form. (Please include the name and email address of any additional household member included in the dues amount.)

  • Mail your check and membership form to:

League of Women Voters of Lewis Clark Valley

2334 Valleyview Dr

Clarkston, WA 99403

To pay your dues by check if you live in Moscow:

  • Please make your dues check payable to: LWVUS.

  • Print and complete this membership form. (Please include the name and email address of any additional household member included in the dues amount.)

  • Mail your check and membership form to:

League of Women Voters of Moscow

PO Box 9535

Moscow, ID 83843

 

To pay your dues by check if you live in Pocatello:

  • Please make your dues check payable to: LWVUS.

  • Print and complete this membership form. (Please include the name and email address of any additional household member included in the dues amount.)

  • Mail your check and membership form to:

League of Women Voters of Pocatello

1414 Ammon St

Pocatello, ID 83201

To pay your dues by check if you do not live near one of the above mentioned areas:

  • Please make your dues check payable to: LWVUS.

  • Print and complete this membership form. (Please include the name and email address of any additional household member included in the dues amount.)

  • Mail your check and membership form to:

League of Women Voters of Idaho

PO Box 324

Boise, ID 83701

A diverse group of people gathered outdoors in a city, participating in a rally or protest, with one woman holding a sign supporting immigrant dignity.

Beyond the League: Members Making a Difference in Their Communities and Across the State

Norma Staaf is the sole League member in Idaho County, the state's largest county where she and her husband live in the forested hills As an individual, not as a representative of the League, Norma took the lead in raising funds to place "Everyone is Welcome Here" billboards in her corner of Idaho. Here's Norma's story:

“I was inspired to do the billboards when I bought one of the Wassmuth Center's "Everyone is Welcome Here" yard signs this summer. I thought it would look great and reach more people at a larger scale if we put that message on billboards. I mentioned the idea to a few friends and realized it would be easy to raise money. I called the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights in Boise to request use of their graphic and a partnership was born. They provided their name/logo and image and we raised money locally by talking to a few more friends. The advent of electronic billboards that show multiple images makes it much quicker and easier to get billboard space compared to the traditional printed vinyl billboards. Both the Grangeville and Lewiston billboards are owned by our great, independent,  locally owned newspapers, not national billboard companies. We are supporting journalism, our neighbors and inclusion! “

The Idaho League is proud to include people like Norma in its membership. If you know of a League member who, as an individual, is improving the lives of others in their communities or across the state, please send their name and a brief description of their efforts to lwvid1944@gmail.com.

  • A billboard with the logo of Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, displaying colorful letters spelling 'Everyone is Welcome Here' and a row of six illustrated hands with red hearts on their palms.

    The billboard in Grangeville, Idaho.

  • A woman standing next to a large digital billboard on a black pole, pointing upward. The billboard displays colorful hands with hearts on the fingertips, with text that reads 'Everyone is welcome here' for Was(s)mouth Center for Human Rights. The woman is wearing a purple floral blouse, blue jeans, and is holding a tote bag. The sidewalk has decorative grasses, trees, and street signs, with cars and buildings in the background.

    Norma Staaf at the billboard in Lewiston, Idaho.

  • Digital billboard with a message promoting inclusivity and welcoming everyone, featuring colorful text and illustrations of diverse raised hands with hearts on palms.

    The billboard in Lewiston, Idaho.

On Saturday, August 23, 2025, the North-Central Idaho Democratic Coalition* sponsored a “Forum with Our Members of Congress”.  The event was designed to provide an opportunity for Senators Crapo and Risch, along with Congressman Fulcher, to hear from, and respond to, concerns of their constituents in the area in an environment with well-defined rules for civility and respect for all points of view.  

The forum, held in the Williams Conference Center at Lewis Clark State College in Lewiston, was planned and conducted in accordance with guidelines from Braver Angels, a non-partisan volunteer organization that embraces respect, honesty, and responsible citizenship. They encourage this by teaching respectful communication skills through free workshops, one of which was conducted in the morning before the Forum. The driving force that fuels their mission is “Bringing Americans together to bridge the partisan divide and strengthen our democratic republic.”

Unfortunately, but not unexpectedly, the three representatives declined to appear.  Nor did they send any prepared statements to be read to the attendees.  The organizers had anticipated this and had said that the event would take place regardless, that it would be videotaped, and the video would be sent to the representatives.