Our website is in transition! For the most up-to-date LWV information on voting and elections in Delaware, please refer to the LWVDE state website at lwvdelaware.org. And for the most current version of our LWVNCC website, please go to lwvncc.org
The League of Women Voters urges all citizens to REV UP...
Register to voteEducate yourself on the candidates and issuesVote!andUse yourPower (stay engaged after the election)
Publications
Use the links and publications below to guide you.
Sub-pages on this website:
- Registering to Vote
- Voter Education Resources
- Voting in Delaware Elections
- Contacting your Government
- LWVDE Civics Education Videos
In the attachments area (scroll down to the bottom of this page):
>> This Way to the Voting Booth - A Citizen's Guide to Registration and Voting
>> They Represent You - a list of elected officials at the national, state, and New Castle County level
>> The Lobby Handbook - a short course on how you can influence the laws passed in Delaware
Recent Changes in Delaware Voting Law
Here is a summary of recent changes to Delaware's voting laws...
- Early in-person voting: Beginning in 2022, Delaware voters can vote in-person up to ten days prior to Election Day (including on a weekend!). Click here to find early voting sites and dates in each county, as specified by HB 38 passed in 2019.
- Vote by mail and same-day registration: Both passed the legislature in 2022 and took effect briefly before being struck down by the courts. Either of these features will require a change to our state constitution. Voting by mail is currently only available in Delaware via absentee ballots, which can be requested if you for specific conditions (such as vacation trips or health reasons) that prevent voters from reporting to the polls. And registering to vote in our state still has specific deadlines prior to the election.