League of Women Voters ^®
of Bucks County

Electing the President: Past, Present and Future will cover the history of the Electoral College, why it’s a problem now and how the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact offers a solution for the future without a constitutional amendment.

On Saturday, March 23 the League of Women Voters of Bucks County is inviting members and their guests to gather to discuss the state of democracy in America and the challenges and threats it faces. This is an issue that has been in the news and talked about in the media a lot lately. This will be an opportunity for our members to discuss this important issue and to share their views with one another. The discussion will be facilitated by Jean Weston, Barbara Sperry and Tam St.Claire.

A 68th United Nations Commission on the Status of Women Parallel Event presented by the League of Women Voters of the U.S. and the Global NGO Executive Committee. Learn about engaging women in governmental institutions to initiate and support policy decisions affecting their environmental, economic, social, and cultural lives and livelihood.

Voter security and improved voter access are on the minds of all of us as we approach the Primary Election on April 23, 2024. Never again can we stand still and not be prepared for those who might seek to undermine “honest and fair” elections. We need to inform, inspire, and encourage greater participation in the process. Reaching out to the youth populations has become a very important project because they are the future. We want to register more of them and we want to help them become informed voters. Register for our webinar panel discussion to learn more.