Voting Rights

Voting Rights

Voting is a fundamental right and all eligible voters should have the equal opportunity to exercise that right. We are dedicated to ensuring that our elections remain free, fair and accessible.

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Inform, Inspire and Creating a Pathway to Action

The League of Women Voters Calendar of Fall Events is focused on expanding voter participation across the county through community outreach, voter registration, and education. Throughout the fall, we will be reaching out to students who are eligible to pre-register, first-time voters preparing to participate in their first election, and seniors who may have moved and need to update or re-register their voter information.

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Ms. magazine, co-founded by pioneering women’s rights advocate Gloria Steinem, takes an in-depth look at the fight over campus voting access in North Carolina, including student-led efforts at NC A&T.

Action Alerts

The news we are all hearing about the status of mail-in ballots is both confusing and worrisome.

Protect the Right to Vote

SAVE America Act Talking Points

In February, 2026, the SAVE America Act (previously the SAVE Act) passed the US House of Representatives. LWVUS opposes this legislation and is now focusing its advocacy on the US Senate. 

Action Alerts

The North Carolina Senate has approved a revised version of HB 958, Election Law Changes.

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League of Women Voters Strongly Denounces President Trump’s False Claims About Election Security in National Address

 

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Action Alerts

The North Carolina General Assembly is moving forward with HB 958: Election Law Changes, a sweeping 36-page elections bill that would significantly alter election administration across our state.

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The League of Women Voters of North Carolina is launching a new College Civic Engagement Fellowship pilot program designed to expand nonpartisan voter engagement and civic education efforts on college campuses across

Welcome to the 11th  annual LWV Hingham Warrant Review. Carol Tully, the Chair of Hingham’s Advisory Committee, provides an overview of the 2026 Open Town Meeting including the meeting process and the key issues covered in the warrant. The audience was invited to ask questions to better understand the process and issues.

For the second year, the League is pleased to have a co-sponsor for the Warrant Review - The Linden Ponds Political Interest Committee. The event was held at Linden Ponds and was open to the public.

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