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LWVUS Federal Judiciary Study
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In June 2025, the League of Women Voters national Board was pleased to announce the adoption of the new League position on the Federal Judiciary. 

Good Trouble Lives On
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Save the Date! LWVDE is encouraging Delaware League members to attend July 17th 2025 "Good Trouble Lives On" events in the communities near them. Watch this space for more information!

Peggy Schultz Proclamation for years of service
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Peggy Schultz was honored for 35 years of commitment to the LWV and to the State of Delaware at the Annual LWVNCC Dinner.
Her advice - Show up, be nice and don't exaggerate.
Juneteenth illustration - Creative Commons
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The Voter Services Committee needs volunteers to support the LWVSCDE tables at the Juneteenth celebrations in Georgetown (June 21) and Lewes
June 28). Each event need two people for each of two shifts, or four people per event. For more information, please click Read More, below. To sign up for one of these opportunities, go to our SignUp page, here: https://signup.com/go/GrccOWu.

Picture of wide-open eyes
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Eyes on County Council (EOCC) reports on Sussex County Council's biweekly meetings and is a product of the Sussex Preservation Coalition.

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Blog Post

This Independence Day, Americans will likely gather for parades, fireworks and barbeques, celebrating our democracy with familiar traditions. But while many will spend the holiday waving flags, the Trump administration and his allies are attempting to systematically dismantle the very reason for this holiday, and not to mention, put our country and the people in it, Americans, in harm's way.  

Public Statement

WASHINGTON — The League of Women Voters is proud to announce the appointment of Christine Switzer to the national board. Switzer is currently the head of philanthropy at the Monarch Foundation, which focuses on eradicating child poverty and ending the climate crisis.  Her expertise in philanthropic counsel and strategic planning support will be vital as the League continues to invest in voter education and outreach programs nationwide. 

Blog Post

The right to contraception is currently protected in the United States by a combination of federal court cases and state legislation. Tens of millions of women and other people of reproductive age rely on contraception to make decisions about their bodies and lives.

However, in recent years, government attacks on reproductive freedom have made it clear how our fundamental rights can be eroded and taken away, making additional state and federal protections for contraception imperative.

Public Statement

Washington, DC — Today, the Supreme Court paused a lower court order that prevented the Trump administration from deporting migrants to countries other than their country of origin without affording them due process. Today’s decision — issued without any hearing on the Court’s “shadow docket” — allows the Trump administration to continue to deport non-citizens to countries they have never visited without an opportunity to challenge the deportation.  

Public Statement

Washington, DC — The League of Women Voters of the United States is proud to announce Na’ilah Amaru as the new senior director of mobilization and engagement. In this role, Amaru will lead the League’s grassroots organizing efforts, national advocacy campaigns, and volunteer engagement strategy to strengthen the organization’s mission of empowering voters and defending democracy.