League of Women Voters Greenville

08/24/2026

Curious how the League works behind the scenes to protect your vote? Join the League of Women Voters of Greenville County for an inside look at Vote411, voter registration efforts, our Observer Corps, and candidate forums—plus how you can get involved. Whether you're a longtime member or just learning what we do, all are welcome.

Vote411 & How the League Supports Elections
📍 Rupert Huse Veteran Center, Greenville, SC
🗓️ Wed., September 9 | 6–8 PM

🔗Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vote411-and-how-the-league-supports-elections-tickets-1997456996647

08/16/2026

It’s always a good idea to verify your polling place before heading out to vote. Runoff election is August 25, with early voting August 19-21.

The U.S. Senate Special Republican Primary will proceed to a runoff on Tuesday, August 25.

Early voting for the runoff will be available Wednesday, August 19 through Friday, August 21 from 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Visit scVOTES.gov for more information.

08/11/2026

Our elections are powered by people just like you—who care about keeping our democracy safe.

🗳 Learn more about staffing your local polling place at powerthepolls.org/lwv.

It’s never too early to help democracy! By signing up to be a poll worker, you can ensure that all voters — including disabled voters, voters who need language assistance, and voters who want to cast their ballot in person — have a positive experience at the polls. Sign up today at powerthepolls.org/lwv!

08/03/2026

With schools back in session on Aug. 11, there will be many changes to the polling locations. Many Greenville County precincts have updated polling locations for Aug. 11. Check the Greenville County Voter Registration page to find your new polling spot.

https://www.greenvillecounty.org/VoterRegistration/

08/02/2026

The U.S. Senate Special Republican Party Primary is on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, with early voting on August 5-7. Voters who cast ballots in the June 9 Republican primary and those who are registered but did not vote in June are eligible to vote in the special primary.

07/18/2026

Determine voter eligibility for the August 11 Special Republican Primary ⬇️

The South Carolina State Election Commission has completed its evaluation of existing South Carolina election law to determine voter eligibility for the August 11 Special Republican Primary. Based on that evaluation, voters who participated in the June Democratic Primary are not eligible to vote in the August 11 Special Republican Primary. Voters who either participated in the June Republican Primary or did not vote in either party’s June primary are eligible to vote in the August 11 Special Republican Primary.

Additional information about the Special Republican Primary is available at scVOTES.gov.

07/13/2026

Your July summer reading list is ready!

The memoir, "Being Heumann," by Judith Heumann covers how we got the ADA, "Disability Visibility" by Alice Wong shows voices on what disability looks like today. “Demystifying Disability" by Emily Landau is the go-to ally guide, and "Sitting Pretty" by Rebekah Taussig is the one you'll want to pass on to a friend when you're done.

07/10/2026

Want a seat at the table in Greenville County? Many of the boards and commissions have openings right now — covering everything from historic preservation to transit, zoning, health services, and more. Applications are open through August 31st.

Check out openings and apply:

Please Note: With the 2023 adoption of the revised Board and Commission Policy, PRIOR to making application, you MUST have attended a meeting of the board for which you are applying.

07/09/2026

This is what community is about! 🙌

Thank you to the League of Women Voters Greenville for joining us every night in the lobby to help register voters, share election information and recruit poll workers! This is what the Suffs fought for!

07/06/2026

July is Disability Pride Month. 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. has a disability, and disabled voters turn out at nearly 12 points lower than non-disabled voters, not because of disinterest, but because of access. Here are some ways to help change that.