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Sponsor the 2025 Voters Guide!
Each year, our community looks forward to the Voters Guide. We need your support to continue this important service to our community.
4 April, 2025
Each year, our community looks forward to the Voters Guide. We need your support to continue this important service to our community.
Serving Montgomery and Greene Counties The Directory of Public Officials contains names, address and contacts for all the public officials representing Montgomery and Greene County citizens.
An extraordinary tribute to an extraordinary woman who contributed so much to our League and to our community
Join the League on Tuesday, January 28 for a “behind the scenes” look at the happenings in Columbus
Learn more about how every vote counts in Ohio, from the League of Women Voters of Ohio.
Join us April 1 at this “slightly scandalous” event that celebrates the accomplishments of local women
We want to make the Voters Guide the best it can be! To help us assure that you’re getting the information you need, we would be very grateful if you
Check out the Voters Guide for information on candidates and issues on the ballot for the upcoming General Election on 5 November. Spanish version coming soon. You can download the
Want fair elections in Ohio? Learn how a new 15-member citizen commission could help end gerrymandering, with former Chief Justice O’Connor leading the charge for change.
Esta página en español Restore power where it belongs: with Ohio citizens, not politicians Get the Facts on Issue 1 When politicians draw biased, ridiculously shaped voting districts to favor
Beth Schaeffer, President LWVGDA, explains why The League of Women Voters’ trusted Voters Guide is a vital, non-partisan resource.
If you are a naturalized citizen, you have the right to vote. Voting is a powerful way to make your voice heard. Find out more in this Immigrant Voters Guide
This event has been postponed. Thank you to everyone who responded to make a reservation. Please call the League office at 937-228-4041 if you have any questions, and stay tuned
The League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area is among the largest and most active Leagues in the state, and that’s because of the support it receives from
Each year, our community looks forward to the Voters Guide. In fact, we’re already getting calls asking when it will be available! We need your support to continue this important
Need Gift Ideas? Wondering what to get that family member or friend who has a passion for the work of the League? “Gift” them a membership to the Dayton League
YOU, yes you will be needed to help get a redistricting reform amendment on the ballot! The amendment would create a 15-member commission of Republicans, Democrats, and independents to draw Ohio’s congressional
Be an informed voter! View interviews of candidates for Miami Valley competitive races for elected positions on our YouTube site using the link below. This playlist links candidate interviews for
Each year, our community looks forward to the Voters Guide. In fact, we’re already getting calls asking when it will be available! We need your support to continue this important
Wondering what to get that family member or friend who has a passion for the work of the League? Give them a membership to your League or donate in their
Cornerstone Charles D. Berry Foundation Lee and Pat Bradley-Falke Jo Columbro Bequest Pat and Jackie McGohan Alan and Beth Schaeffer The Virginia W. Kettering Foundation Community Anonymous (2) Bonnie Buddendeck
The League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area is among the largest and most active Leagues in the state, and that’s because of the support it receives from
Each year, our community looks forward to the Voters Guide. In fact, we’re already getting calls asking when it will be available! We need your support to continue this important
The Dayton Area League was featured in several recent articles in the Dayton Daily News. How 100 years of women’s right to vote changed our community. Dayton Daily News. The
This month, people from all over this country have exercised their First Amendment rights as they protest the murder of George Floyd and the countless other Black lives that have
In celebration of the upcoming 100th anniversary of women winning the right to vote, the Speakers Bureau of the Greater Dayton League of Women Voters is offering a program entitled
The League office will remain closed until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, but email, (snail)mail, and phone calls will continue to be answered. Please follow guidance about
The League of Women Voters of the Greater Dayton Area is among the largest and most active Leagues in the state, and that’s because of the support it receives from its members and the community.
In the past year, members of your League volunteered countless hours to educate the community about redistricting, advocate for change, publish the annual Voters Guide, register hundreds of voters, and provide information citizens need to make educated decisions at the polls.
It is crucial that each of us take an active role in our government. Please consider a gift today and help your League continue its work to empower all citizens to participate in the political process.
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The struggle for human rights overrides all differences of color, nation or language. Those who hunger for freedom, who thirst for human dignity and who suffer for the sake of justice — they are the patriots of this cause.
― Jimmy Carter
