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Lights, Camera, Action! GOTV

Help LWV Charleston in launching an ad campaign on movie screens to get voters out for the June 9 primaries

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LWV Charleston Joins LWVUS Federal Lawsuit

The League of Women Voters US filed a lawsuit against the federal government because of anti-voter actions. 

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Immigration Webinar May 21 at 6pm, virtual, rsvp for the link
Event Date: 
05/21/2026 - 6:00pm

Immigration reform in the United States has been a goal for people across the political spectrum for decades, but policy solutions have eluded us.

LWV Charleston Annual Meeting 2026
Event Date: 
06/04/2026 - 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Event location: 

Charleston County Main Library

Please join us for the 2026 Annual Members Meeting on Thursday, June 4 from 5 to 7pm at the Charleston Main Library Auditorium.

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News

Our Get Out The Vote Campaign Debuts May 9

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News

A recent result from the Winthrop University Poll reinforces our point that for several major policy areas, clear majorities of South Carolina residents express views that diverge from legislation advanced or enacted by the state legislature.

There are clear disconnects between SC public opinion and legislative action. When a representative sample of the South Carolina public is directly asked to share their opinions about issues, we can see many opinions do not match the content of the bills and regulations that are passing through the SC legislature and being endorsed by the governor. There is middle ground in South Carolina, but it is being ignored. This white paper takes a look at some of these issues and explores the reasons this has happened.

Position

LWV Charleston wrote an Op-Ed in the Post and Courier about joining the federal lawsuit against agencies trying to restrict voter registrations.
Public Statement

The ICE raids that have shaken communities across the country hit home on June 1. Law enforcement agencies conducted a “targeted operation” on a local bar in Ladson with a largely Hispanic clientele.

Misinformation and disinformation are two of the most insidious tools used to undermine our democracy and the proliferation of information sources – particularly on social media – requires voters and the general public to develop a new set of media literacy skills.