PROTECT THE VOTE
US Citizenship and Immigration Services bars nonprofits including LWV from registering new voters at naturalization ceremonies
Tell the Senate to reject the SAVE Act which makes it harder to exercise our constitutional right to vote.
Tell your NJ legislators to pass the John Lewis Voter Empowerment Act
Educate. Advocate. Empower.
EMPOWERING VOTERS
The League of Women Voters educates and advocates for voters, knowing that the leaders you elect make the decisions that affect YOU. The League helps you register, become informed on the candidates and issues, and to navigate the process of voting. We fight voter suppression and advocate for fair access to voting, including fair redistricting, better ballots, early voting, same day registration, vote by mail, and more.
DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
The League encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues and influences public policy through education and advocacy.
NONPARTISAN
The League is proud to be nonpartisan, neither supporting nor opposing candidates or political parties at any level of government, but always working on vital issues of concern to members and the public.
New Jersey 11th Congressional District Special Election: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Check if you live in CD11, your voting status, and when / where / how to vote HERE.
UPCOMING EVENTS
New Jersey Budget Process 101
Mar 17 from 6p to 7pm
Virtual. Each year the Executive and Legislative branches work together on a new state budget, a complex process that can be difficult to follow. This training will explain how government agencies and the Office of Management and Budget collaborate to determine policy and program priorities, review important fiscal deadlines, and help you understand the ins-and-outs of this important government exercise. Register.
NoKings3 Rally Morristown
Mar 28 at 11am
Morristown Town Hall, 200 South St, Morristown, NJ. Join us at a nonpartisan, peaceful community rally as part of a national call to action in defiance of the Executive branch assault on our freedoms and our communities. At NoKings3 Morristown, we will elevate the voices and music from our local communities, hear the personal stories about the trauma that is happening to our neighbors, and learn how we can take action to reject this assault on our communities, our Constitution, and our democracy. Register for Morristown rally. Find a rally near you. Donate to Rally Fund.
Voter Girl
Mar 21 from 10am to 1pm
Passaic County College, 1 College Blvd, Paterson, NJ. Voter Girl is a collaboration between the Girl Scouts and the League of Women Voters. Girls of all ages participate in a workshop focusing on civic engagement, advocacy, the voting process and becoming leaders. Open to Girl Scouts as well as any interested parent and girl in grades 2 through 12 who wish to take advantage of this democracy-affirming event for NJ girls. Girl Scout membership is not required to attend. Register.
Reaching Marginalized Voters Training
Mar 31 from 6pm to 7pm
Virtual. A strong democracy is where every eligible voter is empowered to actively engage in the electoral process. During this training, we will discuss key voting populations that often face barriers to the ballot. We will share strategies for how to reach marginalized voters and how to help these voters exercise their voting rights. Register.
Why the ERA is the 28th Amendment
Apr 9 at 7pm
Morris County Library, 30 East Hanover Ave, Whippany, NJ. Speakers: Bobbie Francis, 50-year member of LWV Morris Area and Molly Gonzales, Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice. This ERA discussion will also be livestreamed and the recording available for viewing on our YouTube channel here. Register.
Early Voting for Special Election
Apr 6 to Apr 14
Voters in NJ Congressional district 11: Vote in-person early on a machine at any of seven poll locations in your county, Monday-Saturday 10am-8pm and Sunday 10am- 6pm. Details. Poll locations.
Open LWV Morris Area Membership Meeting
April 14 at 7pm
Virtual. Members, guests, volunteers and anyone interested in the League are welcome. Casual chat at 6:45pm. Meeting at 7pm. RSVP for Zoom link.
NJ CD11 Special Election
Thursday, April 16 from 6am to 8pm
Today is New Jersey's 11th Congressional district special election to fill the vacant seat held by Mikie Sherrill. Vote in person at your neighborhood designated voting polling location. More.
Randolph Board of Ed Election
April 21 from 6am to 8pm
Randolph is the only town in Morris County to hold a School Board Election in the Spring. Voting options are: vote in person at assigned poll on April 21, apply for a Mail-in-Ballot, or vote in person at the Morris County Clerk's office between April 7 and April 20.
Holding Local Government Accountable Training Webinar
April 22 from 6am to 7pm
Virtual. The League of Women Voters has been an active champion of openness in government throughout its history. As our country faces threats to the fabric of our democracy, we prepare to fight back at the grassroots level. Join us to learn how to build an Observer Corps in your community. Register.
Preparing for the Census Training Webinar
April 29 from 6am to 7pm
Virtual. This training will focus on the road to the 2030 Census and provide updates on recent federal changes affecting census implementation, including key challenges and opportunities ahead. Participants will gain an overview of the redistricting process, learn about ongoing reform efforts, and explore the work the League is helping to lead to advance a fair, transparent, and community-centered redistricting process. Register.
Preparing for the Census Training Webinar
May 6 from 6am to 7pm
Virtual. Join us for a training about the incredible power of deep canvassing. We will share raw data on its efficacy, dispel preconceived notions about the method, and discuss how we can utilize deep canvassing to increase voter turnout in the upcoming midterm elections. This is a nonpartisan voter outreach training. Register.
Making Democracy Work Awards Ceremony and Dinner
May 7 from 6pm to 9pm
Ocean Place Resort & Spa, One Ocean Blvd, Long Branch, NJ. The League of Women Voters of NJ invites members, friends and the public to celebrate over 100 years of empowering voters and defending democracy. Announcement of honorees, information about purchasing tickets and sponsorship opportunities are coming soon.
Open LWV Morris Area Membership Meeting
May 12 at 7pm
Virtual. Members, guests, volunteers and anyone interested in the League are welcome. Casual chat at 6:45pm. Meeting at 7pm. RSVP for Zoom link.
In-Person Early Voting
May 26-31
Vote in person on a machine at designated polling sites on Tuesday through Saturday from 10am - 8pm, and Sunday from 10am - 6pm. For information about Early In-person Voting, visit Morris County Elections/Early Voting.
NJ Primary Election
June 2 from 6am to 8pm
Races: Congressional, county, municipal and Board of Ed. Vote in person at your neighborhood designated voting polling location from 6am to 8pm. More.
2026 League National Convention: Unite & Rise
June 25-28
Columbus, Ohio, and virtual. National Convention is a League experience unlike any other, as delegates representing state and local Leagues vote on the LWVUS Board of Directors, Nominating Committee, bylaws amendments, budget, and League priorities. Convention also includes dynamic presentations, practical trainings, and inspiring content that support our mission of empowering voters and defending democracy. Register. Let us know if you are attending
General Election
Nov 3 from 6am to 8pm
Races: Congressional, county, municipal and Board of Ed. Vote in person at your neighborhood designated voting polling location from 6am to 8pm. More.