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Resources & Toolkits

Advocacy

​Citizen's Guide to Lobbying

Lobbying your legislators is a great way to make your voice heard on proposed laws during the legislative session. Our guide will help prepare you to start your lobbying journey!

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Writing Letters to the Editor

Writing letters to the editor of your local newspaper can be a great way to educate your community or advocate on an issue especially during the legislative session.

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​Legislative Archive

Visit our archive to learn about what has been happening in North Dakota's recent legislative sessions.

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One Person One Vote

The League's moonshot goal is to abolish the Electoral College. As an organization whose mission is to empower voters and defend democracy, the League of Women Voters has long supported the direct election of the president. Click here to sign up for updates and download the social media toolkit.

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Equal Rights Amendment Toolkit

LWVUS has supported and pushed for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) since it was first passed by Congress in 1972. The ERA has met all requirements to be added to the US Constitution, and the League is pushing for Congress to officially recognize it as the 28th Amendment!​​​

Elections

North Dakota Elections

Your guide to voting in ND elections. We're the only state without voter registration, but please make sure you have a North Dakota ID to vote.

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VOTE411.org

VOTE411.org is the League's one-stop shop for nationwide election-related information, and we publish our voter guide on VOTE411 with North Dakota candidate and ballot measure information.

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Libraries + Leagues Partner Toolkit

Leagues can use the toolkit to partner with their local library to encourage and expand civic participation.

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Election Protection Hotline

If you have questions or issues when you vote, you can call the Election Protection Hotline. They have trained nonpartisan volunteers ready to answer your questions and help you vote. Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).

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Power the Polls

Sign up with Power the Polls to receive local poll worker information.

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Run for Office

Our guide to running for office in North Dakota covers the basics of how to get started like what paperwork you'll need and where to file it.

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