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The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan civic organization encouraging informed and active participation in government

We work to strengthen democracy through education and advocacy.

Attend Candidate Forums - Vote Informed


Hear directly from candidates, ask questions, and get the information you need to vote with confidence. And see their positions on Vote411.org (Enter your address to find your candidates).


💻 Tues. March 31 6:00-8:00 pm Brown County Council D3 with Candidate Meet & Greets-Brown Co. Office Building

💻 Wed. April 1 6:00-8:30 pm Brown County Auditor and County Clerk with Candidate Meet & Greets-Brown Co. Office Building

💻 Sat. April 11, 10:00-11:30 am US Congressional District 9 - Register https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../pzF5KtJVRHqf4TacgWI5mA...


💻Attend the HEALTH CARE FORUM Tuesday April 7, 7:00-8:30 pm with Candidates IN Rep D62 and US Rep D9

Discussion on the current state of healthcare and to ask our panelists of candidates how they would serve Hoosiers considering cuts to Medicaid, loss of subsidies for Hoosiers in the Marketplace, healthcare for the uninsured, hospital closures in Indiana, etc. Moderator, Dr. Mark Bauman is a retired Pathologist and Clinical Associate,  All Candidates are invited for Indiana House District 62 and US House of Representatives District 9. This event is co-sponsored by Medicare for All Indiana – Bloomington, League of Women Voters Bloomington-Monroe County, NAACP Monroe County Branch, League of Women Voters Brown County, Brown Countians for Quality Healthcare, The Rural Summit and Organizing Indiana.

Location: St. Mark’s United Methodist Church, Garton Hall 100 SR-46 West, Bloomington, IN

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The 2025 CONNECTIONS Resource Guide is Available

This handy annual guide provides information on nonprofits, government entities, Brown County Schools, places of worship, and much more. Copies of the 2025 Connections are available at the Brown County Library or the Brown County Democrat office.

Connections 2025 Click to connect to the 2025 Digital Connections


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You Have the Right to Vote in Indiana If:

• You are a U.S. citizen and resident of Indiana; AND

• You are at least 18 years old on or before the election; AND

• You are not currently in prison, convicted of a crime; AND

• You’ve lived in your voting precinct at least 30 days before the election; (If you have moved within 30 days of the election, vote at your former precinct, either in-person or absentee by mail.)  AND

• You are registered to vote (before the deadline).

Know the Candidates

Find out everything you need to know on www.Vote411.org

— Deadlines, candidates, where you vote, link to registration and more.

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Election Security Rumor vs. Reality

How can you tell the difference?

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) provides excellent info on best practices to ensure safe elections. The “Rumor vs. Reality” section is designed to address disinformation narratives by providing accurate information related to elections.  You can read about common myths and fact check the reality HERE. 

Why Should I Vote?

Your vote determines your access to

affordable health care



Your vote lifts up the voices of those most impacted by climate change

Your vote ensures that we're all represented in our government, not just those of us with greater wealth or systemic advantages

Your vote promotes immigration reform, including family reunification and political asylum


The Goal of the League of Women Voters is to Empower Citizens 

to Shape Better Communities Worldwide



The League of Women Voters

of Brown County is a 

Nonpartisan Civic Membership Organization 

  • Which takes action after study and member agreement to achieve solutions in the public interest on key community issues at all government levels
  • Which builds citizen participation in the democratic process
  • Which engages communities in promoting positive solutions to public policy issues through education and advocacy


League Positions

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Education



Redistricting

Fair Maps

Health & Wellness

Natural Resources

People Powered Fair Maps ™

Our goal is to end gerrymandering and achieve fair maps by advocating for transparent
processes, increasing public input, and protecting communities of interest.


Democracy is not a spectator sport!


League of Women Voters of Brown County, Indiana

PO Box 74

Nashville IN 47448