2026 Annual Dinner

Wednesday, June 17, 2026
6:00 - 9:00 PM
Cobblestone Creek Country Club
2170 Lawrence Road, Lawrenceville

Tuscan Buffet
Sodas & Dessert

Cash Bar

Celebrate our Youth Leadership Award Winner!

REGISTER - 2026 ANNUAL DINNER

2025 NJ Impact Report
2025 IMPACT REPORT

2026 Youth Leadership Award Contest is now open!

YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD

Julia Sass Rubin on the New Jersey Ballot Changes

YOU TUBE VIDEO

Rubin discusses the impact of the first New Jersey primary held without "the line."

The League of Women Voters Education Fund Wins in Court

The Elias Law Group sued on behalf of the League and others to block an anti-voting executive order.
ELECTION INTEGRITY

SUPREME COURT
EVISCERATES VOTING RIGHTS ACT

National League Talking Points

• On April 29, 2026, the US Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision rendering Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) effectively inoperable against racial discrimination in redistricting.
• This decision will likely turn back decades of progress toward securing a multiracial democracy by putting district maps secured by Section 2 on the chopping block. 
  
  

The League will fight back

• The League has been planning for this outcome and is ready to fight for our multiracial democracy, regardless of what six justices decide.
• We will continue to fight against racial discrimination in voting and advocate for a fair and transparent redistricting process that produces the most representative maps while considering past systemic racism in every area of life that has affected the ability of Black voters and other voters of color to elect candidates of choice.
• We will not stop fighting — in the courts, in the legislatures, and in the streets — for a democracy where every eligible voter has meaningful representation, and every voter's voice truly counts. 

Rank the Desserts
April 15, 2026

Our presentation on Ranked Choice Voting was a huge success!
And the cookies were really good!
Spoiler: The brownies won the contest!

Rooted in the century-long movement that secured the right to vote for women, the League of Women Voters has worked to foster civic engagement and enhance access to the vote since our founding in 1920.

Educate.

Advocate.

Empower.

AT 100+ YEARS

Over time our work has evolved from efforts to gain and foster women’s suffrage to ensuring that all eligible voters -- particularly those from traditionally underrepresented or under-served communities, including first-time voters, non-college youth, new citizens, minorities, the elderly and voters with disabilities -- have the opportunity and the information to exercise their right to vote.
 

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We welcome women, men, young adults, and teens to join our League.

Dues are $75 per year.

   LWVUS does have a pay-what-you-can option for those on a tight budget.

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