League of Women Voters of Seminole County Florida

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08/23/2026

Women Suffrage Month is August, and we want to celebrate the many achievements and activists that made voting today what it is. ✨

Without these women pushing for our voice in government, women wouldn’t have a say in government. ❗️

🌸 Susan B. Anthony & Elizabeth Cady Stanton co founded the National Women Suffrage Association and spent years working towards getting women their vote.

🌸 Ida B. Wells fought for equality and women voting rights. Wells was one of the earlier leaders for the civil rights movement.

🌸 Alice Paul led many military protests and was one of the prominent leaders of the women’s suffrage movement.

🌸 Gertrude Simmons Bonin was a major advocate for women’s suffrage, but also pushed that Native Americans should also have a voice in government as well.

Lets spend the last week of August celebrating these incredible women for their achievements. As well, they gave us an opportunity, so let’s take advantage of it. If you can vote then VOTE.

As Partners in Democracy we worked two precincts this year. We know Seminole County Elections are safe and transparent.
08/23/2026

As Partners in Democracy we worked two precincts this year. We know Seminole County Elections are safe and transparent.

Primary Candidates: Please recycle your plastic signs and let them continue to work for our community!
08/20/2026

Primary Candidates: Please recycle your plastic signs and let them continue to work for our community!

CAMPAIGN SIGN DROP-OFF: With the Primary Election over, Seminole County residents can drop off plastic campaign signs they no longer need for free at the Central Transfer Station through Saturday, August 22.

Seminole County Solid Waste is partnering with the League of Women Voters of Seminole County Florida to collect the signs, helping keep them out of the landfill and giving the material another use. Please remove all metal and wooden stakes before placing signs in the designated bins.

Where: Central Transfer Station, 1950 S.R. 419, Longwood
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Stay tuned for another campaign sign drop-off opportunity after the General Election in November.

So proud to partner with Seminole County FL
08/19/2026

So proud to partner with Seminole County FL

CAMPAIGN SIGN DROP-OFF: With the Primary Election over, Seminole County residents can drop off plastic campaign signs they no longer need for free at the Central Transfer Station through Saturday, August 22.

Seminole County Solid Waste is partnering with the League of Women Voters of Seminole County Florida to collect the signs, helping keep them out of the landfill and giving the material another use. Please remove all metal and wooden stakes before placing signs in the designated bins.

Where: Central Transfer Station, 1950 S.R. 419, Longwood
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Stay tuned for another campaign sign drop-off opportunity after the General Election in November.

08/16/2026
Hello Voter Engagement Team Members. Because election day falls on the same day as our meeting, please note we will mee...
08/15/2026

Hello Voter Engagement Team Members. Because election day falls on the same day as our meeting, please note we will meet the next Monday!

Such an honor to have the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners adopt the Proclamation brought by Amy Pennock in...
08/15/2026

Such an honor to have the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners adopt the Proclamation brought by Amy Pennock in honor of the 19th Amendment which was hard fought for by women for over 80 years!! August 18th is now "Women's Right to Vote Day" a reminder to exercise the right won for you!

An informed vote is a powerful vote. Visit vote411.org for the election information you need at any time.
08/13/2026

An informed vote is a powerful vote. Visit vote411.org for the election information you need at any time.

So much to learn about the fantastic opportunities at our Seminole County Public Schools!
08/13/2026

So much to learn about the fantastic opportunities at our Seminole County Public Schools!

Pro tip: Save time, vote early! Lines are typically short erand you can visit any early voting site in Seminole County. ...
08/09/2026

Pro tip: Save time, vote early! Lines are typically short erand you can visit any early voting site in Seminole County. Not sure where those are? Visit vote411.org

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