In August 2019, in conjunction with the 99th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, LWVUS announced their "She Is Me" online campaign to celebrate 100 years of League work
Caption: League of Women Voters of Sussex County volunteers (l to r) Connie Jones, Gwendolyn Miller, Martha Redmond, Maria Webb, and Penny Deiner, will register voters at Del Tech on September 24, National Voter Registration Day.
The LWVDE has issued the summer edition of their newsletter, VOTER 2019. Please "read more" for a listing of the contents and a link to the newsletter.
The LWVDE Alternative Voting Methodologies study team believes that a discussion of general voting principles... what the goals of an election system should be... can help to inform and guide our study. To that end we are asking all interested League members to fill out this survey in August 2019.
The League of Women Voters of Delaware is asking all interested league members to complete a survey on voting principles by August 31st. Please "Read more" to additional information and the link to the survey.
The Delaware Office of the Governor issued a tribute to Sussex County environmental activist John Joseph Austin, Jr. on July 15, the anniversary of his death. John was a dedicated member of the League of Women Voters of Sussex County.
Information on the candidates for the 8/10/19 Rehoboth Beach commissioner election appeared recently in the Cape Gazette. For a link to that article, "Read more".
The League of Women Voters of Sussex County has held forums on the threats to clean drinking water in our county and continues in its mission to inform the public on this issue. DNREC will be holding a public hearing on the Allen Harim Harbeson Chicken Plant's waste water treatment and spray irrigation on August 21st at Mariner Middle school in Milton. Please 'Read more" for information about this important hearing.
The Cape Gazette published an article about the new League of Women Voters of Sussex County president, Gwendolyn Miller. Please click on 'Read more' to find the link to the article.
The LWVSC has been a supporter of affordable housing for workers in Sussex County. The Cape Gazette published an article on the results of a study conducted by consultants. 'Read more' for a link to that article.
