The LWVSCDE will hold its January Fun Lunch on 1/24/2020 at the Counting House in Georgetown. Please join us! Read more for details and registration info.
Is there a better way to vote? Learn about alternatives to "The Lesser of Two Evils" elections. The LWVDE will present information on alternative voting methodologies including standard runoff elections, instant-runoff ranked-choice voting, range or "score" voting, and multi-member districting. Read more for the details and the link to register.
The League of Women Voters of Delaware celebrates its 100th Birthday on February 14th. Join us to celebrate this special occasion. Read more for details and registration information.
The LWVSC, in partnership with the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice and the Lewes Public Library, proudly presents, "The Women's Suffrage Movement Below the Color-line" by Syl Woolford. Join us in exploring the contribution of African American women in the struggle for the vote.
The LWVSC will hold a book discussion on "The Women's Hour" as part of the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of women's right to vote. "Read more" for details and the link to reserve your seat.
Some experts have come to the conclusion that the Delaware's criminal justice code needs to be fully rewritten. Others believe that would be “too much.”
The next meeting of the Social Policy Committee is scheduled for Wed, January 29 from 10 AM to noon at the Moorings in Lewes. Featured topic for discussion will be Homelessness in Sussex County. New committee members are welcome!!
Regular first Monday meeting of the League of Women Voters of New Castle County Board of Directors. We'll meet this month in the Community Room of Immanuel Highlands Church.
The February board meeting of the League of Women Voters of Sussex County will be held at the South Coastal Library on February 7 at 10:30am. Please note the time as it differs from the usual meeting time.
YES! is a statewide confab for all Delaware high school students interested in protecting our Earth, from home schoolers, to all public, parochial and independent schools in Delaware.
The Newark city election is Tues, April 14, 2020. Come and meet the candidates on the evening of Tuesday, March 24th, and hear their views on the issues.
Is there a better way to vote? Learn about alternatives to "The Lesser of Two Evils" elections. The LWVDE will present information on alternative voting methodologies including standard runoff elections, instant-runoff ranked-choice voting, range or "score" voting, and multi-member districting. Read more for the details and the link to register.
