Empowering Voters.
Defending Democracy.
We envision a democracy where every person has
the desire,
the right,
the knowledge,
and the confidence
to participate.
Who We Are
LWV Baltimore County empowers residents through voter registration, education and advocacy. We help our members understand what is happening in local and regional politics and work together for the social justice and voter education necessary for democracy to flourish. We are a non-partisan organization, which means we do not support parties or candidates. We take positions on issues based on a process for membership agreement.
Advocacy
Unlike many other organizations which focus on a single issue, we strive to identify issues that affect residents in Baltimore County. We are strong advocates of an informed voter, transparency in government, and empowerment of individuals.
WE BELIEVE IN OUR
power to create a more perfect democracy.
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Baltimore County Education Justice Table
The LWV Baltimore County was well represented at the November 2022 launch of Baltimore County Education Justice Table (BCEJT) Launch. League Co-President Angel Lewis, Board member Teniola Akinwuntan, and Education Chair Yara Cheikh were joined by members of the Baltimore County School Board, Strong Schools Maryland, Bridge Maryland, and community...
Language Access is Key to Voting Rights
The midterm election has come and gone, but voting rights are still top of mind, especially for pro-democracy groups like the League. Even though not everyone thinks about voting rights in the same terms, it’s safe to guess that as voters went to cast their ballots, many wondered: “Will my...
Get a Discounted Ride to the Polls with Lyft
Lyft, the ridesharing service, has partnered with the League of Women Voters to offer a 50% discount (up to $10 off) on rides to the polls on November 8, 2022.
Baltimore County Education Justice Table
The LWV Baltimore County was well represented at the November 2022 launch of Baltimore County Education Justice Table (BCEJT) Launch. League Co-President Angel Lewis, Board member Teniola Akinwuntan, and Education Chair Yara Cheikh were joined by members of the Baltimore County School Board, Strong Schools Maryland, Bridge Maryland, and community...
Language Access is Key to Voting Rights
The midterm election has come and gone, but voting rights are still top of mind, especially for pro-democracy groups like the League. Even though not everyone thinks about voting rights in the same terms, it’s safe to guess that as voters went to cast their ballots, many wondered: “Will my...