News & Updates

The League of Women Voters of North Dakota is coordinating with state agencies and jails to make sure people with criminal records know their voting rights.

North Dakota Monitor

With 2026 being a midterm election year, the LWV is working hard to educate citizens about voting. Leaders from the Red River Valley chapter visited the Prairie Public studio to talk about the organization and how they engage communities in democracy.

Prairie Public

Leading up to this year's midterm elections, voters on the opposite ends of North Dakota might have new opportunities to learn about candidates and voting protocols that affect them. And one organization says it's seeing renewed spirit to reach these populations.

Public News Service

Leading up to this year’s midterm elections, voters on the opposite ends of North Dakota might have new opportunities to learn about candidates and voting protocols that affect them. And one organization says it’s seeing renewed spirit to reach these populations.

KNOX

Leading up to this year's midterm elections, voters on the opposite ends of North Dakota might have new opportunities to learn about candidates and voting protocols that affect them. And one organization says it's seeing renewed spirit to reach these populations.

MSN

About 300 people held up signs along Broadway on Saturday, March 28, to protest certain government actions.

Minot Daily News

State officials have said a controversial election security bill in Congress wouldn't impact North Dakota.

Minot Daily News

In this interview, Kathy Tweeten, the President of the LWVND, shares the history, mission, and current initiatives of the League. Topics include voting rights, civics education, election integrity, and ways to get involved in promoting democracy.

701 Civics

Sens. Hoeven and Cramer, we urge you to vote "no" on the SAVE America Act, so eligible North Dakota voters, like 92-year-old Helen in Minot, can exercise their right to vote without additional hurdles.

InForum

Outside the ceremony hall, Lyn Dockter-Pinnick, secretary of the League of Women Voters of [the Red River Valley], passed out voting information to the new citizens as they walked out.

North Dakota Monitor

Legislation contains exemption for states without voter registration

Williston Herald

Teachers in North Dakota now have a new resource to help teach state civics. The League of Women Voters created a free curriculum after being asked by an educator.

KFYR

Recognizing a critical need for enhanced civic education, the League of Women Voters of North Dakota (LWVND) announced the launch of the new “Guide to the State Legislative Branch” to engage junior high and high school students and the general public in the state lawmaking process.

Jamestown Sun

The League of Women Voters of North Dakota (LWVND) has announced the launch of the new “Guide to the State Legislative Branch”.

Minot Daily News

The League of Women Voters of North Dakota (LWVND) has announced it has released a “Guide to the State Legislative Branch.”

KX News