Oconee and Pickens Counties Subscribed Articles

Oconee and Pickens Counties Subscribed Articles

Blog Post

On our nation's 250th anniversary, we remember that we the people are what makes America great.

Blog Post

The big State House story for the League in 2026 has been midterm redistricting. We have won several battles this year, but the war for fair representation will almost certainly continue. The issue will resurface in 2027, probably including redistricting not just congressional but also South Carolina House and Senate maps.

Stay tuned to mobilize for this truly central issue in protecting representative democracy. We must work together with renewed energy because these issues are certain to continue to threaten the foundations of our representative democracy.

Public Statement

Judge blocks Trump administration’s attempt to access Pennsylvania's voter roll.


 

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters issued an urgent call to action following the Supreme Court 6-3 ruling on Trump v. Barbara.

Public Statement

In a 6-3 ruling, the US Supreme Court issued yet another troubling decision that will open the door to the corrupting influence of more big money in our political system. 

Public Statement

The US Supreme Court denied transgender girls and women the right to participate in school sports.

Blog Post

At their core, transphobia and misogyny are rooted in the same oppressive, gender-conformist beliefs.  As transphobic ideology grows across the US, it’s vital that cisgender women stand in solidarity with our trans and gender-nonconforming allies.  

Throughout history, the feminist movement has grown to become more inclusive; for example, through its acknowledgement and embrace of intersectional and antiracist perspectives. Now, we must go through a similar evolution to ensure that trans and gender-inclusive rights are represented in our work. 

News

The national poetry anthology Democracy's Urgent Call features poems by League members from across the country including the poem of Elizabeth Sumner Jones, LWV Columbia Area, SC.

Public Statement

A federal court today declared unconstitutional key portions of President Trump’s executive order restricting mail voting.

News

Administration’s plan to unlawfully aggregate personal data to enable voter purges ended by court order in a significant voting issues victory. The ruling comes in League of Women Voters v. US Department of Homeland Security, a case brought by the League of Women Voters, League of Women Voters of Virginia, League of Women Voters of Louisiana, League of Women Voters of Texas, and Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC).

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