Delaware County ILO

Delaware County ILO

 The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.

LWV Delco YouTube Channel - CLICK HERE 

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Delco Votes CLICK HERE

Delaware Couty In-person Voting System CLICK HERE

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       PA & Delaware County Election Information

Delaware County 2025 Election Results Page - CLICK HERE

Official Vote PA Election Calendar for 2026 - CLICK HERE

 Primary Election - Tuesday, May 19, 2026

General Election - Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Visit Our Voter Info Section 

  • Check out Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Delco Voters - CLICK HERE
  • Delco Votes Information - CLICK HERE
  • Delaware County Bureau of Election Information - CLICK HERE 

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  • LWV Unite & Rise 8.5 Million Voices Campaign

This Campaign is part of Women Defend Democracy and the goal is to engage and mobilize 8.5 million voters to protect and preserve our democracy. 

The United States is in a constitutional crisis. Now is the time to band together to defend our constitution, protect the rule of law, demand the preservation of checks and balances, safeguard the right to vote, and build a democracy where every person and every voice counts.

Commit to the Unite & Rise Campaign to add your voice CLICK HERE

  • To read more and share CLICK HERE 
  • The Campaign is Divided into Power Playbooks: Power Playbook 1 (May-July) CLICK HERE
  • The Four Pillars of the Campaign are : #1 Legal and Policy Advocacy; #2 Public Mobilization and Coalition Building; #3 Democracy Resilience; and #4 Civic Education & Engagement

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Event Date: 
02/17/2026 - 12:00pm
Event location: 

Zoom

The presentation Empowering League Issues: Federal Judiciary, Immigration & Privatization of Health Care is being offered via Zoom on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Noon. This presentation will review the recently adopted Federal Judiciary position and examine two LWV positions concerning immigration and health care in need of updating as they pertain to the LWV Program.

To learn more about this FREE event and Register to get the Zoom link click READ MORE.

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Event Date: 
02/19/2026 - 12:00pm
Event location: 

The Inn at Swarthmore

The League of Women Voters of Delaware County invites everyone to come to their annual lunch with Delaware County Council on Thursday, February 19, 2026 at Noon, at The Inn at Swarthmore, 10 South Chester Road, Swarthmore PA 19081.

This event is an opportunity to get to know members of Delaware County government in an informal friendly setting. The event is open to League members, guests of members and potential members.

Registration is CLOSED

Immigration Issue Funding
Event Date: 
02/21/2026 - 11:00am
Event location: 

Citizens Bank

Pennsylvanians are joining in coalition to send a message to Citizens Bank and raise awareness about Citizens Bank's role in supporting for-profit detention centers. On Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 11AM join the peaceful protest at the Citizens Bank located at 363 W. Lancaster Ave. Wayne, PA.

To learn more click READ MORE

SAVE ACT
Public Statement

A fundamental constitutional right is threatened by a call for unneeded new paperwork in elections.

This week, lawmakers in Congress renewed their push to pass the SAVE Act, rebranding it as the “SAVE America Act.” Wednesday night, this bill passed the House and will move on to the Senate.

Although this legislation’s title suggests safeguarding Americans and ensuring election security, its actual impact would be catastrophic.

To read the full article click READ MORE

Black History Month
Blog Post

February is Black History Month and our League of Women Voters acknowledges the role of Black Americans in the voting rights movement and shares information concerning the history of Black Suffrage Past & Present.

To learn More and for links to resources click READ MORE

Immigration
Blog Post

This blog post is from the League of Women Voters of the United States and shares resources concerning the immigrant issues; past, present and future and shares resources recommended by the National Partnership for New Americans.

To learn more click READ MORE

DCHD News
News

The Delaware County Daily Times provided extensive coverage of our Hot Topics Program Dec. 5 featuring Rosemary Halt, the chairman of the County Board of health and Department of Health Director Lora Werner discussing the challenges and uncertainty facing the four-year-old county public health department in the face of federal cuts and state funding delays. The Times article ran in the Saturday edition. Read it below.

Making Democracy Work
Blog Post

“The mission of the League of Women Voters is Empower Voters and Defend our Democracy”. For over a century, the heart and soul of our work has been centering voters' voices in democracy. We’ve participated in many of our nation’s most pivotal voting rights battles, from women’s suffrage to the Equal Rights Amendment to the passage of the National Voter RegistrationAct (NVRA)and the Help America VoteAct (HAVA). As democracy turns another corner, we are strengthening our campaign: Women Defend Democracy.

To read the full text click READ MORE

Women Defend Democracy
News

The League of Women Voters Women Defend Democracy campaign kicks off for the first 100 days of the new administration and beyond. The League of Women Voters is well positioned to defend attacks on democracy in the coming months and years. Together, we believe in the power of women to create a more perfect democracy."

For more information click READ MORE

SAVE ACT
News

OPPOSE the SAVE ACT. If enacted, the SAVE Act is a highly restrictive national photo ID bill. It includes a requirement that in order to vote, all voters produce a valid, government issued, photo ID, such as Real ID card, a passport, or a military ID. All would require a photo AND a statement of birthplace, proving citizenship.

For more information click READ MORE

Letter to Congress
News

On February 14, 2025 the 105th anniversary of its founding, the League of Women Voters sent a letter to Congressional leadership regarding the organization's grave concern over the state of our nation. Specifically, the League writes to urge Congress to exercise its authority to protect the rule of law, defend the Constitution, and end the overreach that the Executive Branch has shown in the last few weeks. The attached letter outlines our concerns and is signed by leadership from every state League and DC affiliate in the country.

To read the letter click READ MORE

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News

DEI In the News - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: A League Principle
Just what is Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and what difference does it make?

To learn about the importance of DEI to the work of the League of Women Voters click READ MORE

Environmental Clearing House

Action Alerts

The League of Women Voters of Delaware County has developed a Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse www.envirodelco.org as a central repository for the collection, classification, and distribution of information regarding environmental issues, projects, studies, articles, etc. for Delaware County, PA.

Earth

Action Alerts

The League of Women Voters of the United States adopted the following resolution, proposed by Radnor LWV Member Roberta Winters in June 2022, declaring climate change a national and international emergency. We are calling on League members and others to ask their local governments to adopt this resolution.

Together
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Letter to the Editor of the Delaware County Daily Times (Published November 2024)
The League of Women Voters of Delaware County submitted a letter to the Editor of the Delaware County Daily Times to defend and clarify our nonpartisan position and the mission of the League of Women Voters to Empower Voters and Defend Democracy.

To read our Letter to the Editor click READ MORE