League of Women Voters of Lee County, Inc.

The League of Women Voters of Lee County, Inc.is a nonpartisan organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

The League’s voter service activities provide unbiased, factual information that can be used to understand the election process and to reach voting decisions.

The League of Women Voters does not support or oppose candidates and/or political parties. 

Prepare to Vote in 2026 

Voting is Fundamental to Our Democracy

Elected Leaders Make Decisions That Affect All Of Us

  www.Vote411.org, by the League of Women Voters Education Fund,  Non-partisan election information, resources and voter guides.  Candidate and Ballot Measure information available mid-Sept.

Recordings of Candidate Forums

2026 07 07 LWVLee Candidate Forum: Cape Coral Mayor and Council Districts 1, 4, 6

 LWVLee Candidate Forums-2 panels

Candiddates for Mayor

Candidates for Council starts at 52 minutes 

2026 07 09 Candidate Forum Lee County School Board Districts 1, 4, 5, 6

If unable to open link above, click here

2026 07 11 LWVLee Candidate Forum:  Lee County Commission, 20th Circuit, Lee County Judge

LWVLee Candidate Forums--3 panels

Publications

for printable pdfs, click on links below:

Choosing Candidates in Florida

Voting for School Board Members/A Checklist for Making Smart Choices

General Election, November 3, 2026 

Register to Vote  Florida Online Voter Registration System

Renew Vote By Mail Request

Lee County Supervisor of Elections lee.vote  239-533-8683

Request your VoteByMail Ballot for the 2026 Election.  Under Florida law, vote-by-mail requests expire after each general election.  Voters can update their requests online at lee.vote, by phone at 239-533-8683 or in person at any Lee County Elections office. 

More About the League:  LWV Florida www.lwvfl.org  LWVUS www.lwv.org 

Resource Links: https://lp.uniqo.de/FiLKL1

Single-Member Districts

A Vote Yes by a majority of Lee County voters on a November 2026 referendum would change the way Lee County Commissioners are elected from at-large (county-wide) to single-member (voters in their district) beginning with the 2028 election.  For more information on single-member districts click here:  Single-Member Districts | MyLO