Today is National Voter Registration Day, and on behalf of the League of Women Voters, I invite you to join us in taking two basic steps this fall to strengthen our democracy.
A grassroots organization in the city of Denton hopes to motivate and inform citizens so they can make better decisions when they go to the polls in upcoming elections.
Other parts of the VRA are still in place, but the remaining processes for a citizen to file a discrimination claim about voting are more complex, costly and lengthy.
On Tuesday, Sept. 24, the League of Women Voters of Georgia will join other civic organizations in a massive 50-state drive to register voters for elections that will be held in November.
Our foremothers and forefathers understood that voting provides citizens the ability to have an impact on the critical issues facing their communities.
November's elections are six short weeks away, and Secretary of State Ruth Johnson is urging all eligible Michiganders to register to vote.
As the state Legislature gears up for the final few months of its session, the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin has a few priorities we hope they will address, beginning with some bills that hav
The League of Women Voters might conjure images of meek ladies conducting voter-registration drives.
Just weeks after Kansas and Arizona made clear their intentions to move ahead with two-tier voting systems, legal efforts are being mounted to fight those plans.