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Lynn Teague speaks from the State House steps, Workers Over Billionaires Rally, Labor Day 2025 State House

LWV speaks up for workers over billionaires

Lynn Teague, VP Issues & Action, on the State House steps, Labor Day 2025

It's time to restore the Voting Rights Act (VRA)

Tell Congress: pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (JLVRAA)

Every day voting rights are under attack. Equality—and our democracy—can't wait. 

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LWV Columbia SC shares voting info at Back to School event

Welcome back to school, and local election season

LWV Columbia helps families #GetVoteReady. Be part of the action!

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The League of Women Voters is proud to be nonpartisan, neither supporting nor opposing candidates or political parties at any level of government, but always working on vital issues of concern to members and the public.

We encourage informed and active participation in government, work to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influence public policy through education and advocacy. Follow the bils and our testimonies during the 2025 South Carolina Legislative Session. 

 

Lynn Teague speaks from the State House steps, Workers Over Billionaires Rally, Labor Day 2025 State House
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Consider issues carefully (there is no free lunch) and vote in every election. Only 15-20% of registered voters vote in our primaries. That is a major contributor to our having a government that is out of sync with the interests of many South Carolinians

Between elections, call and write public officials so they know what you think. Tell them you are a constituent and intend to vote in every election.

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The Post & Courier

The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking personal information on 3.3 million South Carolinians without saying why it wants the data or how it plans to use it. The massive cache sought includes names, addresses, birthdates, driver’s license numbers and the last four digits of Social Security numbers — data that critics warn could be a goldmine for identity thieves or a major security risk if improperly stored or mishandled. Lynn Teague, vice president for issues and action with the League of Women Voters of South Carolina, said she was very concerned. “Anything that looks like a fishing expedition by people who may want to cast doubt on election integrity concerns us deeply.”

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It's time to restore the VRA (Voting Rights Act)

Action Alerts

Every day, the freedom to vote is under attack. The League is proud to support the reintroduction of the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act (JLVRAA), vital legislation that is needed to fully restore and modernize the VRA and ensure that discriminatory voting policies are stopped in their tracks. Tell your members of Congress to protect the freedom to vote and support the passage of the JLVRAA. Equality — and our democracy — cannot wait.

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Action Alerts

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act was enacted in early July. As members of Congress head home to connect with their constituents, it's time for us to let them know how we feel about this bill.
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WYFF News 4 Today, Greenville
Following Texas' progression of a new congressional district map, Rep. Ralph Norman, R-South Carolina, called on state lawmakers to follow suit. "To redesign our map so that CD6 [Congressional District 6] would be a total violation of the Voting Rights Act," said Lynn Teague, Vice President, Issues & Action, League of Women Voters of South Carolina.

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Freedom to Read SC is a statewide coalition of educational organizations, civil rights groups, religious entities, and others who are committed to free speech and the free exchange of ideas. Book bans are in direct violation of the First Amendment, which guarantees all Americans the right to access information and the freedom to read without censorship. Join us as we work to defeat unconstitutional efforts to ban books from schools and public libraries.

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DEI has remained central to the League of Women Voters of South Carolina (LWVSC) agenda. We are committed to "fostering, cultivating, and preserving a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion, access, and belonging for all people."

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Spring/Summer 2025 SC Voter newsletter

The League continues to fight for democracy—and it’s not your mother’s League! LWV was born for the challenging times and our founders and leaders have never sacrificed our values to expediency. Read about our statewide efforts.