The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.
Latest News Highlights!
Candidate Forums
We have 13 scheduled around the county this fall. Read more: www.lwv-fairfax.org/candidateforum
Submit a Question for the Candidate Forums
Why not go ahead and submit a question for the candidate forums? https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LWVFA2019
Candidate Forum Volunteers
Volunteer for the Candidate Forums
Candidate Forum Flyers
Find the 2019 Candidate Forum flyer here.
What’s on the Ballot?
Click here to find out What's on your Ballot.
September Newsletter
The September 2019 Fairfax VOTER features “All about the Ballot.”
Unit / Discussion Meetings
Did you know that members and guests of LWVFA meet in twelve discussion groups most months from September through June? Click here to find one near you. The next ones will meet in September. The units will discuss the “All about the Ballot” in the September newsletter, the Fairfax VOTER.
Facts for Voters is available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Korean!
Facts for Voters, A Directory of Public Officials and Government Offices is a compact reference guide which lists elected and appointed government officials, agencies and services along with contact information. It's your one stop shop to learning about who's who of your government representatives.
Read the 2019 Facts for Voters! in English.
Read the 2019 Facts for Voters in Spanish.
Read the 2019 Facts for Voters in Korean.
Read the 2019 Facts for Voters in Vietnamese.
Hayfield Secondary School Wins 2019 FCPS High School Voter Registration Challenge Trophy
Hayfield Secondary School won the trophy for the highest percentage of registered eligible seniors for the second year in a row. They registered over 85 percent of the eligible members of their senior class to vote!
New League Publication: Restoration of Voting Rights: A guide for Citizens with Prior Felonies
What We Do
Action & Advocacy
We take action on an issue or advocate for a cause when there is an existing League position that supports the issue or speaks to the cause.
Forums
We organize Candidate Forums prior to elections to give voters opportunities to learn more about the candidates. We also organize issue forums to dive into complex issues like redistricting and voting rights for fact-based discussions and be better informed citizens in our democracy.
Voter Education
We make voting easier by preparing and distributing useful publications. Publications are made available to the public in our libraries, community centers and many other sites. Check out VOTE411 our easy to use online one-stop shop voters' guide.
Upcoming Events
Candidate Forums
Fairfax County will have over 50 offices on the ballot this fall. Elections range from Soil and Water Commission to the Fairfax County School Board and the Board of Supervisors. In addition, the entire General Assembly will be on the ballot. To serve you, our voters, we are holding 13 Candidate Forums across Fairfax County.
Find more: www.lwv-fairfax.org/candidateforum
New Member Orientations
Visit https://www.lwv-fairfax.org/new-member-orientation
Directions to the League Office
LWVFA Conference Room
Packard Center (inside Annandale Community Park)
4026-B Hummer Road
Annandale, VA 22003
From Hummer Road, keep to the right of the fork, head up the hill to a parking lot. Our office is inside an old house within Annandale Community Park. The conference room is on the main floor near the front entrance. You will enter into the Artisans' shop. Our conference room door entrance is to the left behind the Artisans' desk.