Increasing Voter Registration

As the nation’s largest and longest-standing grassroots voter registration organization, we work year-round to make sure all eligible Americans—especially first-time voters, non-college youth, new citizens, communities of color, and low-income Americans—have the opportunity to register and vote.

Voter Registration Events

The League of Women Voters are available to register voters monthly at Wheaton Public Library, 225 N. Cross St., Wheaton, IL.

THIS PAGE IS OBSOLETE - if you get here, go to the new Voter Registration Calendar.

Advocacy

The League only takes action on issues after careful study and consensus by members. The result of this process is called a position, and our positions define what action we can take on an issue. We have positions at each level of government and we take action at all levels.

How We Form Our Action Positions (http://ca.lwv.org/issues/how-we-form-positions)

Submitted by Diablo Valley in July 2018.

News

Our monthly membership newsletter with lots of current articles - election season opportunities, a nonprofit training on lobbying legally, Action Alert reminders, and more!

Two league members at the national convention

Submitted by Wheaton, Illinois in July 2018.

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters of Wheaton was represented by LWV board member and League delegate Liz Albert at the League of Women Voters of the United States (LWVUS) 53rd National Convention held June 28 – July 1 in Chicago, IL.

YES! Youth Engagement

LWVLA's Youth Empowered Solutions (YES!) is a dynamic and proactive committee. In partnership with LAUSD, other agencies and community groups, YES! develops programs and resources designed to: engage LA's diverse youth in their communities; help them identify their communities' needs; work collaboratively with students, faculty, and elected officials to seek solutions.

Submitted by Ventura County in March 2018.

Event Date:

05/14/2026 (All day)

Event location:

Zoom or in person - contact us

Open to all members or anyone interested in learning more about the League. Meetings are alternately in person at 11am, or on Zoom at 4pm.

Submitted by Diablo Valley in February 2018.

News

Election Laws

Submitted by Connecticut in February 2018.

Position

The League of Women Voters of Connecticut believes that the political process must be open to all citizens and that the right to vote with confidence in the election process and with adequate information with which to make informed decisions must be guaranteed for all.

Read Full Position

Civic Engagement

Register to Vote!

Register to vote online or use paper registration forms which are available in public libraries, post offices, government offices, and the DMV. If you call your County Election Office, they will mail you a registration form.

To register online you will need:

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Connecticut voters deserve access to accurate information about the voting process, the administration of our elections in Connecticut, the candidates running for office, and any referendum questions on the ballot. Get all your questions answered about the upcoming elections and access voter outreach resources for print and digital sharing.

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Increasing Voter Registration

Increasing Voter Registration

Voter Registration Events

Advocacy

August 2018 Voter

League of Women Voters of Wheaton, Illinois Returns from National Convention

YES! Youth Engagement

Board Meeting - 2nd Thursday each month - Open to Anyone Interested in the League

February Voter

Election Laws

Civic Engagement

Register to Vote!

Voter Services

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