2026 Voters Guide
The 2026 Voters Guide has arrived–see below for nonpartisan voter info.
1 October, 2026
We encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government, work to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influence public policy through education and advocacy.
Do you have questions about the voting process – where to vote, how to get an absentee ballot, how to contact your county Board of Elections?
Our members are men and women who want to make a difference – for their communities, their country, and themselves. We advocate for voting rights, civic engagement, and accountable government.
The League involves its grassroots membership in a thorough study of pertinent issues. We look at all sides and implications. Then our membership must reach consensus on a position.
Your Leadership Circle donation supports the League of Women Voters of Greater Dayton Area’s essential voter education services: Voters Guides, candidate forums, registration drives, diversity programs, and civic engagement initiatives.
Launched in 2006 by the League of Women Voters Education Fund, VOTE411.org serves as a comprehensive “one-stop-shop” for all your election needs.
If you agree that every eligible voter deserves to have their voice count, you can take action from home or in person by serving as a nonpartisan Election Protection volunteer.
We believe that for democracy to work for all of us, it must include us all. We are proud to partner with national, state, and local organizations through the Ohio Election Protection program. The goal of our non-partisan program is to minimize barriers to the ballot box and support voters.
The League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area is an organization fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in principle and in practice.
Whatever the issue, the League believes that government policy, programs and performance must meet these criteria:
The 2026 Voters Guide has arrived–see below for nonpartisan voter info.
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