League of Women Voters of Falls Church

Voting early ensures that last-minute issues, long lines at the polls, and unclear election laws can’t deter YOU from voting. Join us as we celebrate on October 29th. Access all the tools you need to vote early: voteearlyday.org

Meet some Virginians who almost lost their right to vote after being declared 'noncitizens' Dozens of people in Southwest Virginia had their voter registration canceled after Gov. Youngkin handed down an executive order on Aug. 7 that removed “noncitizens” from Virginia’s voter rolls. Some of them are U.S. citizens.

Help Return the Vote to Citizens Purged from Virginia’s Voter Rolls

The Virginia League urgently needs our help to reach people who were purged from the voter rolls as a consequence of Governor Glenn Youngkin’s Executive Order 35. If the person is a citizen, it is imperative to let them know that they can be restored as a registered voter. PLEASE PARTICIPATE IN THE PHONE BANK.

The following link will take you to ActionID and the Virtual Phone Bank where you can sign in or create an ActionID account and then follow the script and prompts to call and speak with people who have been purged from the state voter rolls. The script unfolds on the screen as you ask questions, the person answers, and you record their answers. Please go to Open Virtual Phone Bank where you can sign in or create an account and begin calling.

Open Virtual Phone Bank Open Virtual Phone Bank (OpenVPB) is your tool to make phone calls to voters and automatically record their responses for your organization.

Data shows eligible voters could have their registration canceled as part of Virginia’s efforts to keep non-citizens off voter rolls Newly obtained data shows Virginia’s process for taking non-citizens off the state’s voter rolls could be wrongfully identifying eligible voters for removal.

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Missed our City Council candidate forum? Watch it here

LWV VPIS Forum 9.26.24 The Falls Church League of Women Voters and the Falls Church Village Preservation and Improvement Society host a candidate forum featuring Laura Downs and John…

More photos from the City's Fall Festival on Saturday, September 14, where our League provided information about the upcoming election and answered a host of questions on how to register to vote and check registrations, what voters can expect to see on the ballot, when early voting begins, and how to vote with a paper ballot and from college.
Featured here are League members Erica Thomas and Nancy Silva. Many thanks to them and to George and Martha Cooper and Martha's brother Dave, Linda Anne Messick, Alli Campbell, and David and Edie Snyder for booth setup and/or takedown, and volunteers throughout the day, including Sabeena Rajpal, Kitty O'Hara, Martha Netherton, and Jennifer Hanson

Interested in learning more about combatting election disinformation? Please join us at Meridian High School library Sunday October 13 from 2-4pm. Our speakers worked with League of Women Voters of Virginia to create https://verbaai.org/election_facts/virginia
Our speakers are the founders of VerbaAI, Aaraj Vij and Jeremy Swack.

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Please join us this Wednesday September 17 for National Voter Registration Day at Mary Riley Styles Public Library. For more info see For more information on the event, visit

National Voter Registration Day at MRSPL | Mary Riley Styles Public Library In observance of Constitution Day and National Voter Registration Day, the League of Wo

Please join us Thursday September 26th for a City Council Candidate Forum. At the Community Center at 8pm

It was wonderful to be at the Falls Church Falls festival - giving out voting information and asking civics questions!

League members hard at work at Falls Church Memorial Day Fair, sharing information sbout voter registration and elections. Stop by and join us in working to keep our democracy strong!

Ann Bartlett Korzienewski reads letter from the national president of the League, thanking Ellen Salsbury for her years of service.

Falls Church City Council member Erin Flynn talks to the Falls Church League about voting rights and preserving fair elections

It was so great that Ellen Salbury’s family could join us for our annual meeting, where she will be honored.

Getting ready to celebrate Ellen Salsbury’s 50 years with the League and her leadership of our chapter.