LWV of Charlotte Mecklenburg

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Laws will continue to evolve.
Debates will continue to happen.

But one thing will never change: the League of Women Voters of North Carolina’s commitment to keeping voters informed, engaged and connected to the issues shaping their communities.

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Celebrate Mecklenburg Declaration Day with us! Join the Charlotte Museum of History on Saturday, May 23 from 11AM–5PM for a full day of living history demonstrations, guided tours, and our newest exhibit — American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition. All activities are included with regular admission, and CMH Members get in FREE.

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Arise all women who have hearts…

This Mother's Day remember its origin, creator and founder Julia Ward Howe and her intentions and motivations behind it. Her Mothers Day Proclamation for Peace.

State-Level Documentary Proof of Citizenship Laws Threaten Voters | League of Women Voters Across the country, state lawmakers are introducing bills that would require documentary proof of citizenship, or DPOC, to register to vote or request a ballot. These proposals would force voters to provide physical documents, such as a passport, birth certificate, or naturalization papers, before r...

LWVCM advocates joined forces in Raleigh for Advocacy Day - talking with state leaders about voting rights and legislation to benefit our community. 🇺🇸🇺

LWVNC's Response to Today's Louisiana v. Callais Decision Today's Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais was a gut punch. It raises serious concerns about the future of longstanding protections afforded by the Civil Rights Act of 1965 and the representation of minority communities across our country. The League of Women Voters of the US called thi...

Collective action works. Let’s use it to protect our planet. Here’s how: https://www.earthday.org/earth-day-tips/ 🌎

The League has joined the Brennan Center, other voting rights groups & state Leagues challenging executive orders aimed at rewriting federal election rules. Why? "The Constitution is clear: election administration is the responsibility of the states, not the executive branch.” League of Women Voters of the US League of Women Voters of Virginia

You raised your hand, you stepped up, you pitched in. Now take a bow! Food, fun, prizes and friendship are on tap. 👇REGISTER TO ATTEND👇https://tinyurl.com/y32ezd49 Details on goleaguego.org events calendar.