League of Women Voters.
non-profit, non-partisan advocacy group
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What's happening
Active this week
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Michigan and District of Columbia have legalized assisted death, and the League of Women Voters held a community conversation in Hancock.Some support1 report
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Various groups, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Democratic Party, are debating the streamlining and protection levels of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).Some support1 report2 developments inside
Earlier this month
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The League of Women Voters challenges a legislative loophole in Hawaii.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Lompoc on November 2, 2026.Some support1 report
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A city measure supports Sound Transit expansion while the League of Women Voters provides a guide for King County races.Some support1 report
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The Salvation Army provided Thanksgiving meals in Larimer County, while the Larimer County assessor participated in a League of Women Voters forum.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Longview on October 6, 2026.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The League of Women Voters president commented on local candidate behavior in Longview.Some support1 report
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Concerns were raised regarding taxpayer funding for preferential treatment related to constitutional amendments.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters is operating in Ohio.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Melissa Molina canvassed in Bay Village while the League of Women Voters president is based in Akron.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters encourages a 'no' vote on an amendment, while Trump's rhetoric is noted for undermining election security in West Virginia.Some support1 report
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Advocacy groups in New York urged the Governor to fill vacancies and criticized the state's open government status.Some support1 report
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Morgan, a Union Township Trustee, was interviewed by the League of Women Voters.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters and NAACP are collaborating on voter preparedness efforts.Some support2 reports
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League of Women Voters sponsored presentations in Carbondale on October 22, 2026.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters provided candidate survey information in Forsyth County.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters set up a candidate forum for Brad Little in Boise on October 22, 2026.Some support1 report
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Common Cause and League of Women Voters assisted with voter engagement efforts at MacDonald Park on September 29, 2026.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for Warmenhoven and Lee, while county uses USPS for ballot retrieval.Some support1 report
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Meta faces accusations tracked by the League of Women Voters regarding its Instagram platform.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters provided polling information in Morris County, while Meta blocked a coalition's Instagram page amid political organizing by AFT and RNC.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters presented ballot issues for Larimer County on October 18, 2026.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters is operating in Copper Country, Michigan.Some support1 report
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Robert Holmes, a City Council member, addressed homeowners moving to Citrus County and criticized Tallahassee's deflection of responsibility.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters distributed guides in Hampden on October 18, 2026.Some support1 report
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Chapter of the League of Women Voters held a voter education event in Richmond.Some support1 report
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LWV provided voting information in New York, and AP reported on rallies opposing Donald Trump.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters moderated a candidate forum in Cambridge for Dorchester County Council seats.Some support1 report
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Multiple organizations, including the League of Women Voters, EPIC, and LULAC, filed lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on October 17, 2026.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters encourages civic participation through local chapters.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A League of Women Voters forum was held in Grand County, featuring candidates including Logan Monson, Diego Velasquez, Celeste Maloy, and Holland.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters hosted a forum on Eureka city council seats on October 16, 2026.Some support1 report
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A local chapter of the League of Women Voters is engaging in civic advocacy by hosting forums on local issues in Trenton.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The League of Women Voters served Chicago voters while the Supreme Court blocked USPS rules affecting mail.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters is organizing forums for candidates running for school board offices in Minnesota, operating under state election laws.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The League of Women Voters filed a lawsuit against DHS regarding the possession and use of California voter files.Some support2 reports
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League of Women Voters lobbied regarding the need for public transportation in Montgomery County.Some support1 report
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The Indiana General Assembly passed an amendment for voter approval, prompting the League of Women Voters to seek answers from Lisa Manning.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for Maryland's First Congressional District across the Eastern Shore.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters hosted a forum to track candidates' views on city needs.Some support1 report
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Mike DeWine is the current Governor of Ohio, and Jen Miller serves as Executive Director for the League of Women Voters.Some support4 reports
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The League of Women Voters began tracking election spending on October 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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Clerici and Dennis Thomas are candidates for Placerville city council, and the League of Women Voters hosted a forum in El Dorado County.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate debate while Andy Harris represented Eastern Shore residents.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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League of Women Voters held candidate forums in Curry County, near Gold Beach and Port Orford.Some support1 report
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NAACP and League of Women Voters raise concerns over armed guards and election oversight in Lee County.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters encourages voters in Bannock County.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters and Rotary Club hosted a candidate forum to help the public learn about judicial candidates.Some support1 report
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Ruth was involved in multiple capacities on July 4th, including teaching at Colorado College, serving on City Council, and advising the League of Women Voters.Some support2 reports
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LWV is staffing a voter hotline in Ohio while Adobe and Microsoft face government scrutiny.Some support3 reports
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Keith Perry and Harvey Ward debated Amendment 3 in Alachua County, with the League of Women Voters cited by Ward.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters supports Proposition 4 for public financing, while the California Taxpayers Association argues against its misuse of funds.Some support2 reports
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League of Women Voters hosted forums at Lexington Park Library on October 11, 2026.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters is organizing events in Lee County.Some support1 report
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In Rhode Island, the League of Women Voters sponsored a forum while the Coastal Resources Management Council's rights-of-way were protected by state law.Some support1 report
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League of Women Voters opposes a tax amendment in the state of Florida.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters provides information on issues impacting the state of Minnesota.Well supported5 reports3 developments inside
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The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Minnesota on October 10, 2026.Some support1 report
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The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Rancho Palos Verdes on October 9, 2026.Some support1 report
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What's reaching League of Women Voters
Events traced to League of Women Voters, step by step, newest first- Judicial integrity concerns may boost League of Women Voters' advocacyIncreased demand for non-partisan oversight may benefit League of Women VotersPossible
- Local privacy debate may provide new focus for League of Women VotersThe League of Women Voters may use the local surveillance debate to advance privacy advocacyPossible
- Houghton County's surveillance resolution may guide League of Women Voters advocacyCounty's privacy resolution gives League of Women Voters a new policy focusPossible
Around League of Women Voters this week
News at the entities that move League of Women Voters most-
Donald Trump OperationalDonald Trump appointed Lee Rudofsky, while Google reported a payment to Entergy for a data center setup in Arkansas, amid a judge considering disclosure limits.Moves League of Women Voters
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Miller StructuralMarlin Stutzman criticized Trump's administration while Miller orchestrated an immigration crackdown in the Caribbean.Moves League of Women Voters
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Kris Kobach OperationalJeff Colyer, nominated by Donald Trump, lost his primary to Kris Kobach and subsequently lost the general election to Laura Kelly.Moves League of Women Voters
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Ohio OperationalMike DeWine is term-limited as governor of Ohio, and Ohioans are now voting for his successor.Moves League of Women Voters
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supreme court OperationalResolution wording proposed by Shlomo Karhi and others is challenged regarding the Supreme Court's ruling authority.Moves League of Women Voters
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Alaska OperationalElizabeth Warren interacted with incoming members during the ongoing congressional race in Alaska.Moves League of Women Voters
Connections
The 40 strongest of 306, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Donald Trump Operational
The League of Women Voters actively challenges and opposes Donald Trump's policies and executive orders through litigation and advocacy.
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Indira Talwani Operational
Indira Talwani's judicial rulings are the subject of advocacy and legal challenges brought by the League of Women Voters, which influences her considerations.
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Ohio Operational
The League of Women Voters actively operates within Ohio, providing guidance and advocacy on state election procedures and policy.
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supreme court Operational
The League of Women Voters actively challenges the Supreme Court through litigation, which the Court addresses and rules upon.
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Alaska Operational
The League of Women Voters actively advocates for and challenges policies and laws within the state of Alaska.
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DHS Operational
LWV actively initiates and participates in legal challenges against DHS regarding voter data collection and civil rights policies.
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Minnesota Operational
The League of Women Voters actively engages in Minnesota's political life by hosting forums, providing information, and guiding voters for state elections.
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Jen Miller Structural
Jen Miller serves as the executive director of the League of Women Voters.
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Arkansas Operational
The League of Women Voters actively challenges and advocates against Arkansas state laws and policies, particularly concerning elections and civil liberties.
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Sarah Moore Structural
Sarah Moore holds the formal position of co-president within the League of Women Voters of Alaska.
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state Operational
The League of Women Voters actively monitors and challenges state policies regarding voter registration and information.
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Ohio University Transactional
The League of Women Voters conducted educational outreach at Ohio University to inform students about voting processes.
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Barbara Klein Structural
Barbara Klein serves as the Vice President of the League of Women Voters.
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Miller Structural
Miller serves as the president of the League of Women Voters.
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South Dakota Operational
The League of Women Voters actively monitors, petitions, and initiates lawsuits challenging the laws and procedures of South Dakota.
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Kris Kobach Operational
Kris Kobach issued cease-and-desist letters to the League of Women Voters regarding alleged election law violations.
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Florida Structural
The League of Women Voters operates within Florida, with its activities constrained by state laws and political systems.
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Indiana Operational
The League of Women Voters actively engages with and challenges Indiana's statutes and election processes within its jurisdiction.
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Brooklyn Park Transactional
The LWV local chapter utilized Brooklyn Park as the location for a candidate forum.
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Marcia Johnson Structural
Marcia Johnson is a current member and representative of the League of Women Voters.
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House Operational
The League of Women Voters actively engages with House's political domain by commenting on amendments and organizing candidate forums.
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Bartholomew Structural
Bartholomew serves as the advocacy chair for the League of Women Voters.
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Electronic Privacy Information Center Operational
A and B actively coordinate their efforts, jointly serving as plaintiffs and challenging government policy modifications.
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New Hampshire Operational
The League of Women Voters operates within New Hampshire and actively challenges its election laws.
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WGCU Operational
The two entities maintain a current partnership to co-host candidate forums.
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United States Postal Service Operational
League of Women Voters actively challenges and critiques USPS rules and rulings regarding voting rights efforts.
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board of education Operational
A organizes forums specifically to support the recruitment and vetting process for candidates of B.
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Leslie Rule Transactional
The League of Women Voters provides a platform for Leslie Rule's political candidacy.
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Houghton County Operational
The League of Women Voters actively monitors, endorses, and participates in debates regarding Houghton County's public bond proposals and funding measures.
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Gray Media Operational
Gray Media and League of Women Voters actively co-host public debates.
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department Operational
The Department exerts pressure on the League of Women Voters, which responds by monitoring Department observers.
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NAACP Operational
Both organizations actively coordinate efforts regarding voter preparedness and election activities.
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Brennan Center for Justice Operational
The two organizations are part of a coalition urging the withdrawal of state forces.
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Bipartisan Policy Center Operational
The organizations collaborate by using shared data to support legal arguments in their advocacy work.
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Aric Putnam Structural
Aric Putnam functions as a participant or member within the League of Women Voters' network and events.
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Sandy Frank Structural
Sandy Frank serves as the President of the League of Women Voters of Lee County.
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WOWT Operational
The League of Women Voters and WOWT partnered to host and broadcast a political debate.
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American Civil Liberties Union Operational
Both organizations joined forces to file litigation challenging an executive order.
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Carolynne White Operational
A functional relationship exists where the League of Women Voters utilizes Carolynne White as a contact point for its forums.
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SAVE Transactional
The League of Women Voters is formally challenging operational changes made by the SAVE company through litigation.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
5 events- Michigan and District of Columbia have legalized assisted death, and the League of Women Voters held a community conversation in Hancock.
- The League of Women Voters challenges a legislative loophole in Hawaii.
- League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Lompoc on November 2, 2026.
- A city measure supports Sound Transit expansion while the League of Women Voters provides a guide for King County races.
- The Salvation Army provided Thanksgiving meals in Larimer County, while the Larimer County assessor participated in a League of Women Voters forum.
October 2026
49 events- Various groups, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Democratic Party, are debating the streamlining and protection levels of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
- League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Longview on October 6, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters president commented on local candidate behavior in Longview.
- Concerns were raised regarding taxpayer funding for preferential treatment related to constitutional amendments.
- League of Women Voters is operating in Ohio.
- Melissa Molina canvassed in Bay Village while the League of Women Voters president is based in Akron.
- League of Women Voters encourages a 'no' vote on an amendment, while Trump's rhetoric is noted for undermining election security in West Virginia.
- Advocacy groups in New York urged the Governor to fill vacancies and criticized the state's open government status.
- Morgan, a Union Township Trustee, was interviewed by the League of Women Voters.
- The League of Women Voters and NAACP are collaborating on voter preparedness efforts.
- League of Women Voters sponsored presentations in Carbondale on October 22, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters provided candidate survey information in Forsyth County.
- The League of Women Voters set up a candidate forum for Brad Little in Boise on October 22, 2026.
- Common Cause and League of Women Voters assisted with voter engagement efforts at MacDonald Park on September 29, 2026.
- League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for Warmenhoven and Lee, while county uses USPS for ballot retrieval.
- Meta faces accusations tracked by the League of Women Voters regarding its Instagram platform.
- The League of Women Voters provided polling information in Morris County, while Meta blocked a coalition's Instagram page amid political organizing by AFT and RNC.
- The League of Women Voters presented ballot issues for Larimer County on October 18, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters is operating in Copper Country, Michigan.
- Robert Holmes, a City Council member, addressed homeowners moving to Citrus County and criticized Tallahassee's deflection of responsibility.
- League of Women Voters distributed guides in Hampden on October 18, 2026.
- Chapter of the League of Women Voters held a voter education event in Richmond.
- LWV provided voting information in New York, and AP reported on rallies opposing Donald Trump.
- The League of Women Voters moderated a candidate forum in Cambridge for Dorchester County Council seats.
- Multiple organizations, including the League of Women Voters, EPIC, and LULAC, filed lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on October 17, 2026.
- A League of Women Voters forum was held in Grand County, featuring candidates including Logan Monson, Diego Velasquez, Celeste Maloy, and Holland.
- The League of Women Voters hosted a forum on Eureka city council seats on October 16, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters served Chicago voters while the Supreme Court blocked USPS rules affecting mail.
- The League of Women Voters filed a lawsuit against DHS regarding the possession and use of California voter files.
- League of Women Voters lobbied regarding the need for public transportation in Montgomery County.
- The Indiana General Assembly passed an amendment for voter approval, prompting the League of Women Voters to seek answers from Lisa Manning.
- League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for Maryland's First Congressional District across the Eastern Shore.
- The League of Women Voters hosted a forum to track candidates' views on city needs.
- The League of Women Voters began tracking election spending on October 14, 2026.
- Clerici and Dennis Thomas are candidates for Placerville city council, and the League of Women Voters hosted a forum in El Dorado County.
- The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate debate while Andy Harris represented Eastern Shore residents.
- League of Women Voters held candidate forums in Curry County, near Gold Beach and Port Orford.
- NAACP and League of Women Voters raise concerns over armed guards and election oversight in Lee County.
- The League of Women Voters encourages voters in Bannock County.
- The League of Women Voters and Rotary Club hosted a candidate forum to help the public learn about judicial candidates.
- LWV is staffing a voter hotline in Ohio while Adobe and Microsoft face government scrutiny.
- Keith Perry and Harvey Ward debated Amendment 3 in Alachua County, with the League of Women Voters cited by Ward.
- The League of Women Voters supports Proposition 4 for public financing, while the California Taxpayers Association argues against its misuse of funds.
- League of Women Voters hosted forums at Lexington Park Library on October 11, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters is organizing events in Lee County.
- In Rhode Island, the League of Women Voters sponsored a forum while the Coastal Resources Management Council's rights-of-way were protected by state law.
- League of Women Voters opposes a tax amendment in the state of Florida.
- The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Minnesota on October 10, 2026.
- The League of Women Voters hosted a candidate forum in Rancho Palos Verdes on October 9, 2026.
September 2026
4 events- The League of Women Voters encourages civic participation through local chapters.
- A local chapter of the League of Women Voters is engaging in civic advocacy by hosting forums on local issues in Trenton.
- The League of Women Voters is organizing forums for candidates running for school board offices in Minnesota, operating under state election laws.
- Mike DeWine is the current Governor of Ohio, and Jen Miller serves as Executive Director for the League of Women Voters.