In her career and volunteerism, Linda Berns worked to ensure fairness and justice for all in Rockland and beyond.

The Erie County League of Women Voters hosted its annual legislative forum at the Sight Center in Erie on Thursday. Four ...

The Amarillo League of Women Voters announced it will host a free, public "Civics 101" workshop on Saturday at the Downtown ...

Oak Ridge City Manager Randy Hemann to speak Tuesday, March 3, on the "State of the City. The free presentation will be at ...

The North Dakota Legislature is considering a resolution (SCR 4013) proclaiming support for the Electoral College, our system ...

The League of Women Voters of Naperville is holding two online candidate forums in March, one for those running for the ...

The Pullman League of Women Voters is holding its fourth annual Visual Arts Competition, with submissions accepted until ...

The group with a chapter in IL was founded on Valentines Day, February 14 1920 by the National American Women Suffrage ...

By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service More than 153,000 Kentuckians are still being denied the right to vote because of a past felony conviction, according to recent data from the League of Women ...

General Assembly members should be elected by their constituents. Hardly a radical notion, but it doesn't always happen in ...

Passionate voters in Freeport met at the Freeport Public Library to discuss how to change the way districts are outlined.

Berns led the Rockland County League of Women Voters for more than 50 years, helping county residents know where those seeking public office stood on the issues. For many years, Berns chaired the ...