Want to make a meaningful impact on your community? Volunteer with LWV Indy! We are looking for folks who want to get out and about to not only register voters, but talk about Vote Centers, and work on our Vote411 site for the upcoming general election. Interested? E-mail us at voterservice@lwvindy.org today!
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The League of Women Voters is where hands-on work to safeguard democracy leads to civic improvement.

The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government. It influences public policy through education and advocacy.

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Learn how to register voters at the FREE 90 minute Voter Registration training sessions hosted by the League of Women Voters of Indianapolis.

As the nation's oldest nonpartisan organization, the LWV will help you understand how to help others properly complete the federal voter registration form, navigate Indiana's online voter registration portal, and educate voters on what they need to know they go to the polls.

These trainings are excellent for new LWV members wishing to learn how to register voters and for non-profit community leaders wishing to engage in voter services activities.

Please see our Facebook events page, https://www.facebook.com/pg/LWVIndy/events/, for dates and to register for free tickets.

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Meetings, Events, and Trainings

Event Calendar

Bill Watch

Please follow this link to to LWV of Indiana’s website regarding Legislative News and Resources for the 2018 session:

RESOURCES

Contacting Your Elected Officials

Need to find out who your elected official is and how to contact him or her? Visit the Indiana Secretary of State’s http://www.IndianaVoters.com site and look for the link “See Who My Elected Officials Are.” In Marion County, you can also use the Marion County Election Board’s Voter Information Portal (http://maps.indy.gov/VIP/). Both sights will also help you find your elected official’s contact information.

Phone calls and e-mail are the most effective ways to reach an elected official – and your contact does make a difference. Keep your message focused. Be respectful. When applicable, reference the specific piece of legislation (i.e., bill number) that concerns you. Remember to include your postal address and other contact information. (This is true for letters to the editor as well!)

INDIANAVOTERS.COM
MARION COUNTY VOTER INFO PORTAL