You are welcome to attend the 29th Annual Induction Ceremony & Celebration hosted by the Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame.
Donate today to support LWVCT Action Priorities! With your help, we will continue the work to protect and expand voting rights and access, support the Citizens’ Election Program and campaign finance reform, ensure transparency and access to the workings of government, and reverse climate change.
Join the League of Women Voters of Southeastern Connecticut to hear from David Aldridge, executive director of the Southeastern Connecticut Regional Resource Recovery Authority (SCRRRA) will be talking about commercial composting.
The League of Women Voters of Connecticut (LWVCT) has kicked off the Fall 2022 Election season by inviting top of ticket Primary candidates to participate in its state-wide online nonpartisan Voters Guide at vote411.org.
Connecticut Public and the League of Women Voters of Connecticut (LWVCT) have set the dates, locations and moderators for an unprecedented series of eight debates that they will co-produce in advance of the November general elections, including the statewide offices of governor, U.S. Senate, secretary of the state, and Connecticut’s five U.S. Congressional districts.
Join LWV of the Bridgeport Area for a virtual panel discussion on the implication of the overturning of privacy guarantees based on the recent Supreme Court decision. Topics include the impact on rights to abortion, contraception, interracial marriage and LGBTQ rights. Registration required.
Meet the Candidates: A Greater Hartford forum for Federal, State and Local Candidates. An event where you, the voter, can find out more about candidates for elected office in Hartford and the surrounding communities.
This year's National Voter Registration Day on September 20th marks the holiday's 10th celebration! Join ahead of this year's Midterm elections to ensure every eligible American is registered to vote! Check back for updates on voter registration events around Connecticut!
Since each state administers their absentee ballots differently, here is a step-by-step explanation of Connecticut’s process from application to the actual ballot. Unlike other states, Connecticut requires voters to fill out an application before a voter can receive an absentee ballot. Absentee ballots become available starting one month before the general election on November 8, 2022.
Join us Thursday, September 22 @ 7:30pm via Zoom for the next presentation from the award-winning Conversations Series: "A Case Study: Huckleberry Finn" in honor of "Banned Books Week" Hosted by the Redding League of Women Voters and the Mark Twain Library.