Educating Voters

Here’s what to know about in-person voting.

Here are a few stories from LWV staff members about their favorite memory of the voting process that we hope will inspire you as you plan to make your voice heard!

This year, we are going to have to wait for democracy to run its course. We need to allow time for every vote to be counted accurately and completely. 

Creating a voting plan that fits your needs makes casting your ballot easier and less prone to complications. This year is unlike any other election year in recent memory. And at the League of Women Voters we know that there is a lot of information out there to sift through as you develop the best voting plan for you.  Here are four easy ways that VOTE411.org can help you get started on your plan today.

Whether it is a local or a national race, elections are a time to consider the issues that you care about and decide which candidate you support. 

The League of Women Voters joined a letter as part of the Declaration for American Democracy (DFAD) coalition calling on debate moderators to ask questions relating to democracy reform. 

League members and volunteers will be hosting more than 850 registration events and virtual activations September 22.

A guide for voters to make a plan to cast their ballot in November. 

The League of Women Voters Education Fund launched the award-winning election website VOTE411.org in Spanish.

Virginia Kase speaks about how to vote-by-mail and why voters should do it in the 2020 election.