The League of Women Voters of South Carolina is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the League of Women Voters of South Carolina. We hope your visit will help you better understand the League and your government. Our focus on the issues and on encouraging true government of the people has earned the League its reputation as a respected and effective participant in the American political process in an era of proliferating and powerful special interests. The League's advocacy of the public interest is increasingly recognized as an essential voice of democracy. I hope you will join us in our mission of being A Voice For Citizens -- A Force For Change. Message from the LWVSC President

Criminal Justice		What are the League's positions on criminal justice issues?
Voting Machine Technology		What are the League's positions on voting machine technology?
Absentee Ballots		How do I request an absentee ballot in South Carolina?
Voter Registration		How do I register to vote?
Find Your Elected Officials		Who are my elected officials?
Take Action		Take action with the capwiz Citizen Action Toolkit.

What's New?

Forum on Energy Conservation 9/9/08

Reception for Women in Politics 9/10/08

Forum on Judicial Selection in South Carolina 9/17/08

Legislative advocacy workshop 10/4/08

The LWVSC has adopted a position paper on election technology and voting machines.

Say goodbye to minimally adequate education in South Carolina. Be part of a grassroots movement to amend the South Carolina Constitution by eliminating the current requirement for the state to provide "minimally adequate" education and inserting "high quality" education. A petition drive supporting Senator John Matthews' amendment (Bill 4983) is using the Internet to obtain signatures. Individuals can sign the petition online or download hard copies to sign. Follow the link

Current SC Voter newsletter

LWV 2008 Presidential Primary Voters' Guide (pdf or link)

Turning Out Voters in 2008 pdf doc

LWVUS Immigration Study

Contact Us for more information about the League

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League of Women Voters of South Carolina
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803-251-2726
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