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LWV Charleston Area joins LWVUS Lawsuit

Update on LWVUS Lawsuit Against USCIS

A district court in MD granted our motion for a preliminary injunction against the Voter Registration Ban.

August 3 update
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The Charleston Area

The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

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LWVCA is committed to providing fair, nonpartisan candidate forums that are available in full to the general public. For more candidate and ballot information, visit Vote411.org and enter your address to build your personalized voters' guide.

2026 General Election Candidate Forums
Event Date: 
10/20/2026 - 6:00pm
Event location: 

Royal Missionary Baptist Church

Forum Co-Sponsors: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority North Charleston Alumnae chapter; SC Coalition for Voter Participation; and The Royal Foundation

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News

A recent result from the Winthrop University Poll reinforces our point that for several major policy areas, clear majorities of South Carolina residents express views that diverge from legislation advanced or enacted by the state legislature.

There are clear disconnects between SC public opinion and legislative action. When a representative sample of the South Carolina public is directly asked to share their opinions about issues, we can see many opinions do not match the content of the bills and regulations that are passing through the SC legislature and being endorsed by the governor. There is middle ground in South Carolina, but it is being ignored. This white paper takes a look at some of these issues and explores the reasons this has happened.

Position

LWV Charleston wrote an Op-Ed in the Post and Courier about joining the federal lawsuit against agencies trying to restrict voter registrations.

Misinformation and disinformation are two of the most insidious tools used to undermine our democracy and the proliferation of information sources – particularly on social media – requires voters and the general public to develop a new set of media literacy skills.