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Ms. Magazine: One Century Later, Women are (Still) Powering the Vote (News Clips)

LWVUS CEO Virginia Kase wrote an op-ed celebrating the League's 100th Anniversary.

Washington Post: Dear Women of America (News Clips)

LWVUS published a letter in the Washington Post on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the League of Women Voters.

Electionline: Happy Anniversary (News Clips)

LWVUS CEO Virginia Kase wrote an op-ed celebrating the League's 100th Anniversary and a century of voting rights activism. 

LWV Celebrates House Vote to Remove ERA Deadline (Press Release)

On the eve of LWV’s 100th Anniversary – a step towards Constitutional equality 

League of Women Voters Celebrates 100 Years of Empowering Voters and Defending Democracy (Press Release)

To celebrate 100 years, the League is hosting a nationwide Day of Action, with hundreds of events around the country celebrating how ‘Women Power the Vote.’

LWV Statement on Iowa Democratic Caucus (Press Release)

The delay in results of the Iowa Caucus is another reminder why we need to invest in our election infrastructure and election security.

The Equal Rights Amendment: What Happens Now? (Blog)

On January 27, 2020, Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Now that the amendment has passed the 38-state threshold for ratification, several questions have arisen about its path to final enshrinement.

2020 State of the Union Bingo! (Blog)

State of the Union Bingo Cards 

CBS19 News: Charlottesville League of Women Voters celebrate ERA ratification (News Clips)

The LWV of Charlottesville reflects on the importance of Virginia ratifying the ERA.

Michigan Laws Michigan ballot law changes struck down by a 2nd court (News Clips)

The Michigan Court of Appeals has struck down part of lame-duck petition drive law that would have put a 15% cap on petition signatures from one district.