League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
Women will lead more states as governors and represent more congressional districts than at any time in American history come January.
For the first time, over 100 Democratic women will serve in the U.S. House, according to AP. wapo.st/4BKJOJ3
Big shout out to the League and other voting rights groups in this op-ed about holding the line against election interference. This is what democracy looks like! Trump Has Met His Match nytimes.com/2026/11/03/opini… via @NYTOpinion
Women power democracy! 💪🏾💪🏽💪🏼
Women Soul of the Nation
Georgia voters elected eight Black women to help lead our state. Their work will touch our lives every day, from how we educate our children and protect voting rights to what families pay to keep the lights on.
I’m celebrating these women and the people who organized, registered voters and showed up to make these victories possible.
Congratulations to Georgia’s newly elected leaders:
Keisha Lance Bottoms, governor
Tanya Miller, attorney general
Penny Brown Reynolds, secretary of state
Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold, commissioner of agriculture
Nikki Porcher, commissioner of labor
Lydia Powell, state school superintendent
Keisha Sean Waites, insurance commissioner
Shelia Edwards, Public Service Commission, District 5
I pray that you use the power entrusted to you to protect people’s rights, make their lives better and serve every Georgian with dignity and care.
#WomenSoulOfTheNation #GeorgiaHistory #BlackWomenLead #PublicService
Bravo America! It was a busy night in Connecticut as well, lots of new voters this year. Stay engaged! Democracy depends on all of us.
LWV celebrates the millions of voters who made their voices heard, and the election workers and administrators who made our elections possible. Read full statement: bit.ly/48ilZuR
League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
I wish my mother could have seen Georgia last night.
When she called on women to become the soul of the nation, she was asking us to help shape what this country stands for and how it treats its people. She spent her life putting those words into action.
I thought of her as Keisha Lance Bottoms became the first Black woman elected governor of a U.S. state. I thought, too, of the Black women who went door to door, registered voters and organized for years. Many did not live to see what they helped make possible.
Congratulations, Governor-elect Bottoms. Congratulations also to Penny Brown Reynolds, Georgia’s next secretary of state, and Tanya Miller, our next attorney general.
I’m thinking of the Black girls who will grow up seeing women who look like them lead Georgia. I pray they see what my mother saw in leadership: the power to make life better for others and the responsibility to use it.
#CorettaScottKing #KeishaLanceBottoms #PennyBrownReynolds #TanyaMiller #GeorgiaHistory
Today’s Election Day, what’s your move? Your vote is power. Don’t waste it! Polls are open until 8 pm
League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
🗳️ It's Election Day!
Today is your chance to make your voice heard. Make a plan to vote, check your polling location and hours, and take a moment to research what's on your ballot.
Need help? Visit VOTE411.org!
Every voice matters!
Love this!
FACTS OVER FEAR! 🗳️🔎
Election officials use safeguards to protect our votes and ensure accurate results.
Disappointment is normal. Spreading disinformation shouldn't be. 💪🏽
A result you don't like is NOT proof of fraud. 👈🏽
votolatino.org
League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
A ride shouldn't stand between someone and their polling place.
That's why Lyft is offering up to $25 off a ride with code
LWV26 on Election Day, Nov. 3!
Preload the code in the Lyft app and use it on a ride to your polling place until 11:59 pm local time.
League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
Motivated by deadlines? Here’s the ID to bring to register & vote on Tues., 11/3, the last chance to cast your ballot in the states that get you
If you still have an absentee ballot, make sure to return it before 8 pm tomorrow night so it can be counted. Drop boxes are the quickest way, there is at least one in every Connecticut municipality.
Today’s the last day of Early Voting in Connecticut, 10 am - 6 pm. Make a plan, get it done. Next opportunity to vote in person is Tuesday, November 3rd, Election Day when polls are open from 6 am - 8 pm
⏰ What are you going to do with your extra hour today? We’ve got an idea — get ready to vote! Check your local rules for early voting, find your polling place, and make a plan at VOTE411.org!
Happy Halloween! Today and tomorrow are the last days of Early Voting in Connecticut, from 10-6. Polls open again on November 3rd from 6am -8pm. Make a plan, don’t sit this one out.
Don’t sit this one out! Early Voting is still going on: today until 8 pm, Friday - Sunday from 10-6. Not registered yet? Same Day Registration is available during EV and on Election Day. Your vote is power—don’t waste it!
League of Women Voters of Connecticut retweeted
Before you cast your ballot, make sure you do research on the candidates running and learn where they stand on issues that matter to you!
We all need care and we should all provide it.
Let's challenge norms that make care work unequal #ForAllWomenAndGirls.
Because care is everyone’s responsibility, and it’s time we all #ShareTheCare: unwo.men/3obr5101RRO
🎨 Illustration by Marie Anny Bertsch
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