League of Women Voters of Cass County

05/25/2026

Take time to remember those and their families, who gave the ultimate sacrifice.
God bless America 🇺🇸

05/21/2026

Running for a school board in Indiana is one of the most direct ways residents can shape local education policy, budgets, and long-term district priorities. According to a recent WFYI guide, candidates must determine their district, gather petition signatures, and file required forms like a statement of economic interests before the summer deadline. There is no filing fee, but candidates should be prepared to meet voters, understand community issues, and actively campaign, since school board seats influence decisions on funding, superintendent hiring, curriculum oversight, and school operations.

As Indiana moves toward more structured and visible school board elections, including clearer candidate requirements and growing public attention, residents considering a run are encouraged to start early, learn their district’s rules, and engage with local election offices for official guidance. Read more: https://www.wfyi.org/education/2026-05-19/how-to-run-for-school-board-in-indiana

05/21/2026

05/17/2026

Voter registration is open!!!

Visit https://indianavoters.in.gov/ to register to vote in the 2026 Midterm General Election.

Remember to update your voter registration information if you have moved at least 29 days prior to the November election.

05/15/2026

Plans to move or have you recently moved?
This is a great time to update your voter registration and make your voter plan for the General Election in November!!

Breadcrumbs Voting Current: Update or Confirm Registration Update or Confirm Registration All voter registrations must be submitted no later than 29 days before the election in which you plan to vote. Visit weall.vote/countusindiana to update or confirm your registration.Updating Voter Registration....

05/13/2026

It has been a week since the 2026 Primary Election and now we can look at the unofficial turnout results. Our midterm primary election turnout was better than the 2022 midterm primary but there is still so much work needed to get to a better outcome!

2022 Registered Voters 22,471 Turnout 3,176 14.13%
2026 Registered Voters 22,681 Turnout 4,973 21.93%

If you have considered in joining the League of Women Voters of Cass County, NOW is a great time. We would love to have more hands-on and new ideas! Dues are now set up to meet everyone's budget.

Reach out to us if you have any questions!!

05/13/2026

Why should local government matter? Read below!

When residents understand how local government functions, they are better equipped to advocate for their neighborhoods, hold leadership accountable, and participate in decisions that directly affect their quality of life. The League of Women Voters of Indiana remains committed to empowering Hoosiers through nonpartisan voter education, civic engagement, and community involvement across Indiana. Strong communities are built when residents are informed, connected, and engaged in local civic life. Read more: https://blogs.iu.edu/indianalocalgovernmentcareers/two/

05/04/2026

Enact your SUPER VOTING POWER!!!!!!

05/01/2026

With 22,648 registered voters in Cass County, 6.7% (1,521) turnout thus far is pretty bleak.
Voting will be ending May 5th. Don’t let less than 20% be the only voters that will decide for the remaining 80%.