Delaware

previous next
Warning: Constitutional Crisis

LWVUS launched Unite and Rise 8.5 on May 1st, 2025

Nonviolent protests... engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change.

Unite and Rise 8.5
photo collage of Delaware League information tables, speakers, events

Your League in the Community

LWVDE and our Local Leagues are a frequent presence in our communities
Two women are shown in the midst of creative chaos with colored paper, scissors and a white board

LWV offers hands-on and personal volunteer opportunities

Sussex County Delaware LWV President Barb Hedges-Goettl getting it done :)
photo collage is shown with various League members from Delaware

Everyone is welcome in the League!

Today's League of Women Voters maintains a strong committment to diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Why Vote411

What Do You VOTE411?

Voter education and empowerment are critical components of our mission.

What Do You VOTE411?
Equality is Essential for Democracy to Work

Equality is Essential for Democracy to Work

A strong democracy doesn't discriminate against women but empowers women.

Delaware

A Voice for Citizens - A Force for Change

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.

(Para ver este sitio web en español, utilice el menú desplegable "Select Language" en la barra lateral.)

What's Up with Sussex LWV?

Join Us! photo for Sussex County

Submitted by Delaware in June 2026.

News

Summer is supposed to be a lazy time, right? Not when it's beach season -- and not for the Sussex LWV! Just since Memorial Day, we held our annual meeting, began Voter Services tabling, rolled out the Sussex County Constituent Services Guide, published the June Newsletter, and lots more. Read on, below!

Read more

LWVNCC Annual Meeting Program (in case you missed it)

LWV NCC Awards Luncheon - June 13, 2026 - Spring Into Democracy; Energizing Young Voters

Submitted by Delaware in June 2026.

Blog Post

In case you missed our LWVNCC Annual Meeting and Awards Banquet on June 13, you can access the program below. Read about our scholarship recipients. See who won the this year's Advocacy and Presidents' awards. And find out: what is this "Spring Into Democracy" thing we are doing, anyway?

Read more

LWVNCC Committees & Leadership

photos of twelve individual LWVNCC 2026 board or nominating committee members are shown in a grid pattern

Congratulations to the news LWVNCC Board of Directors elected at the annual meeting on June 13, 2026. Many thanks to all our Board members... incoming, outgoing, or continuing... for your service and dedication!

Read more

Op-Ed published: Let’s Open Primaries to Unaffiliated Voters

Submitted by Delaware in May 2026.

Press Mention

LWVDE's Jill Itzkowitz and IHB's Bruce Dalleo co-authored an opinion piece published in the Bay to Bay News on May 29, 2026. The article supports HB 188 which would allow unaffiliated voters to participate in Delaware's primary election process. Read the full op-ed here.

Read more

The LWVUS "Unite and Rise 8.5" Initiative

Unite and Rise 8.5

Submitted by Delaware in October 2025.

Blog Post

The LWV Unite and Rise 8.5 initiative aims to engage and mobilize 8.5 million voters. Click "Read more" below to find and sign an LWV Unite and Rise Commitment Form. And check our "Unite & Rise" web page (under the "GET INVOLVED" menu item) for local Delaware protest opportunities and events.

Read more

The League of Women Voters Sounds the Alarm as Attacks on Voter Participation Intensify Ahead of the Midterms

Submitted by the US (LWVUS) in June 2026.

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters today urged Americans nationwide to recognize and reject an escalating pattern of voter silencing, intimidation, and suppression as the country moves closer to the November midterm elections. 

Read more

Teaching Advocacy as a Mom

Submitted by the US (LWVUS) in June 2026.

Blog Post

As a parent, I’m deeply invested in the future, not in the abstract, but for the very real humans I’m raising. And I often find myself asking hard questions: how do I advocate fiercely for my children's futures while still being present in their childhood? How do I teach them about injustice without convincing them that the world is unsafe? How do I talk to them about activism without passing down the anxiety I feel every day? 

Read more