Selecting qualified judges who can work in an independent judiciary. scdailygazette.com/author/lynntea…

Senate subcommittee on judicial selection bills begins its work — Sen. Campsen introducing his bills on the agenda

Standing room only in the hearing room 45 minutes before meeting on H. 5118, a utility bill written by and for utilities, gutting public input in utility decisions.

The purpose of utility regulation must be protecting the public scdailygazette.com/2024/03/15/the… via SC Daily Gazette || bsky @scdailygazette.com

House advances bill fast-tracking natural gas plant over regulatory concerns • SC Daily Gazette scdailygazette.com/2024/03/20/hou…

Record number of SC women vying for State House. It’s not all about abortion. thestate.com/news/politics-…

South Carolina’s election workers are our friends and neighbors, working to carry out some of the most fundamental tasks of keeping our representative democracy. Irresponsible and unfounded attacks on them are attacks on all of us.

Neither the House or Senate version of judicial selection reform gives us everything the League believes we should have -- but both versions are better than what we have now and a compromise between the two versions is what we need now. postandcourier.com/opinion/editor… via The Post and Courier

Supreme Court Opens the Door for Unchecked Racial Discrimination in Redistricting | League of Women Voters lwv.org/newsroom/press…

"[E]verybody thinks November is the election. For most purposes, June is the election here. The primary is where things get decided.” - Lynn S. Teague [email protected] Y'all go vote in the primaries Tuesday! scdailygazette.com/2024/06/07/for…

LWV responds to SCOTUS' 6 – 3 decision in Trump v. United States. This erosion of democracy expands executive authority to give sitting US presidents the powers of a king — which is exactly what our republic was established to avoid. Full statement: buff.ly/3L8wXHG

JOHN LEWIS National Day of Commemoration and Action. Join us at the SC State House at 4:30 PM on July 17 to commemorate the life and work of John Lewis and to mobilize to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act to guarantee access to the ballot for all qualified electors!

NEW: We're suing to end partisan gerrymandering in South Carolina. See y'all in court. aclusc.org/en/press-relea…

The League of Women Voters of South Carolina continues to advocate for fair evidence-based utility regulation to ensure our state's future. scdailygazette.com/2024/08/26/res…

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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the Citizens United opinion, is still alive. Could we get him to engage in a public discussion of his role in the utter destruction of representative democracy by authoritarian oligarchs, for which he carries heavy responsibility?