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The ability to cast  your ballot as our state and nation  select leaders is an enormous right, privilege and responsibility. The League of Women Voters of Seward County  recently published a community reminder urging residents to register to vote for

The summer Nebraska Voter includes information on the LWVNE’s new Schools 101 presentation, plans to sponsor candidate forums prior to the Nov. 8 general election in three cities as well as online, steps to support reproductive rights in Nebraska, the election

Have questions about #Nebraska public schools? As a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to cultivating an informed electorate, the League of Women Voters of Nebraska has put together some of the basic facts about K-12 education in the state. Find out

The League of Women Voters of Nebraska has created a new resource page on reproductive rights in our state. Learn how to take action, find out about the current abortion laws in Nebraska, read local and national media articles, and

Signatures were submitted to the Secretary of State’s office on July 7, 2022, for three ballot initiatives. The initiative for a constitutional amendment to require voter ID needs the most signatures — 124,000 — to qualify for the ballot. Signatures

Two members of the League of Women Voters of Nebraska will serve on the organization’s national board of directors from July 2022 through June 2024. Dr. Deborah Ann Turner of Omaha (third from left), who was elected president of the national