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LWVEF vs. Trump
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LULAC v Executive Office of the President
On Monday, April 7, the League of Women Voters filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in our challenge to the Elections Executive Order.
LWV Declares United States in a Constitutional Crisis
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The League of Women Voters is launching a bold new initiative: Unite and Rise 8.5 – because our democracy is in crisis, and we must respond with action.
Take Action! Tell your senators to oppose the SAVE Act
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On April 10th, the US House passed the SAVE (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility) Act, dangerous anti-voter legislation that would create more barriers to voter registration for many people.  For more information, view the important details

Announcement that says "And The Survey Says ..."
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The results are in from the LWV national and state surveys!

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Public Statement

Today, the League of Women Voters of Ohio (LWVO) and CAIR-Northern Ohio filed a federal lawsuit challenging Ohio’s Senate Bill (SB) 293 for violating the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) and the Fourteenth Amendment’s due process clause.

106 years strong: DEMOCRACY IS PRESERVED PIECE BY PIECE. (Jenny Farrell, LWVC Executive Director)
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This Valentine’s Day, the League of Women Voters of California turns 106 years old. And like any relationship that has endured for more than a century, it is worth celebrating. I just started as the LWVC Executive Director this past October, and every day, I love the League a little more.

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters rejects any government action that fuels fear, confusion, or doubt about the integrity of New York’s elections.

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters of the United States issued the following statement in response to today’s House vote on the SAVE America Act.

Blog Post

Remembering women of the movement’s past stokes the power to continue the fight for freedom, equity, and opportunity. We learn from their stories, honor their legacies, and find fortitude in their ability to build community despite the odds. 

The following women took it upon themselves to show up and stand up for their rights. In their own unique ways, they took action, empowered others, and made meaningful contributions toward the freedom of Black women and their communities: