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2026 Your Voice, Your Vote

Preparations for the 2026 statewide election are underway. The Primary Election will be held on June 23, 2026. All the information you need about the election can be found in the League brochure, 2026 Your Voice Your Vote. If you are not registered to vote or if you want to request a mail-in ballot, among other election-related procedures, this is the brochure for you

Also online:
2025 Your Elected Officials

2025 Sus Funcionarios Electos

Municipal Elections

While we often think of 2025 as an “off” election year, it is important to note that more than a dozen cities and villages in Montgomery County will be holding local elections this year. Check here for a list.

Civic Engagement

Preserving Democracy is not a partisan issue. All Americans benefit from our democratic processes, be they freedom of speech and the press, freedom of religion and assembly, fair elections or the many other freedoms at the foundation of our democracy.

Unite and Rise 8.5: A Campaign to Defend Democracy

Tell Congress Not to Gut Medicaid
Urge Congress to Stand Up for Democracy
Reject Anti-Voter Policies
Demand Equal Rights Support the Expansion of Voting Rights!

The LWVUS has been in the forefront of fighting for our democracy since our founding in 1920.

For a full schedule of upcoming events, check out the LWVMC Event Calendar
Note: Some Events are Members ONLY, members must login.

Upcoming Events

June 5 Special Webinar with
Montgomery History
Second Founding of the American Republic
Register here

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Help Register Voters!

Montgomery County Board of Elections offers
weekly training to become a Volunteer Voter Registrar.

Sign up today for training
Be a Volunteer with the League

The League Goes to the United Nations
2025 UN Brewer

The U.N. Commission on the Status of Women
“It was an honor to participate in this important Commission, to meet Leaguers from across the county, and to meet and be in solidarity with women and men from around the world who remain committed to women’s empowerment.”
Camille Brewer, LWVMC member and LWVUS delegation to the United Nations

Read more in the May Montgomery Voter

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Homeless in Montgomery County
What does it look like?
Missed the Event? YouTube

Speakers:

State Delegate Lorig Chardoukian (MD-20th),

Montgomery County Police Lt. Victor Galladora,
Deputy Commander, 3rd District

John Mendez, Executive Director, Bethesda Cares

Christine Hong, Chief of Montgomery County Services to End and Prevent Homelessness

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