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.
VOTE411.org is your source for information on registering to vote, voting, what is on your ballot, and information candidates have provided about their positions on issues.
Get your Voters Guides for the 10th Congressional District Dual Primary Election: The Democratic 10th Primary Voters Guide and The Republican 10th Primary Voters Guide.
Find your Top 10 Guide to the Virginia Primaries in Fairfax County.
Latest News Highlights!
Fairfax County 2018 High School Voter Registration Challenge
Approximately 4,700 seniors have already registered in FCPS this year! Click here for more!
OUR VOTER REGISTRATION EVENTS
Voter Registration and Get Out the Vote events
Discussion Group Unit Meetings
Did you know that members and guests of LWVFA meet twelve discussion groups most months from September through June? We will hold the next discussion group unit meetings in June when it's "Do Your Own Thing" for the discussion groups. Click here to find one near you.
2018 Facts for Voters
The 2018 Facts for Voters is here!
TranslationS of 2018 Facts for Voters into Spanish, Korean, and Vietnamese
We now have translations of the 2018 edition of Facts for Voters. We enjoyed working with Catalyzing Impact to increase citizen education and outreach to Fairfax County's Latino, Korean, and Vietnamese communities.
Newsletters
Our June Fairfax VOTER newsletter features "Do Your Own Thing" unit meetings.
To see other newsletters, visit lwv-fairfax.org/newsletters.
Check out the Election Results in Fairfax County
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.
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 1-stop shop voters' guide.
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.