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The easy way to be election ready: One click away

Is your voter registration up to date? Find out on the on the Broward SOE Website!

Step 1: Go to Broward County Supervisor of Elections Website

Step 2: Look for Voter Info icon, and click it! This brings you to the "Voter Portal."

Step 3: Select "Voter Information Lookup" to view your voter information record. Update record, if necessary.

Step 4: Request a vote-by-mail (VBM) ballot, if you haven’t done so already. Even if you plan to vote in person, request a VBM anyway! Life is unpredictable, being able to vote is not if you have requested a VBM ballot in advance. The other advantage of having a VBM ballot at home is you can learn what races and issues are on the ballot before you go in person. Just to be clear, you do not have to use the VBM ballot to vote. If you decide to vote in person, you still can. Just go to the early voting site or to your precinct/polling location to vote. After you have shown them your valid identification, they will issue you a new paper ballot. Three ways to vote, but think of Election Day as your last chance to vote.

Step 5: Make a plan to vote!

World Day of Social Justice, February 20, 2026: Our shared commitment to equity and democracy.

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League awarded $5000 grant from Ventus Foundation

The Ventus Charitable Foundation in February awarded the Broward League a $5,000 grant for general operating expenses.

One of the four priorities for the foundation, which is based in Palm Beach Gardens, is “Democracy and Civic Engagement.”

Ventus says its focus is on empowering people “to be active participants in their communities, whether defined as a place or shared identity or interest. “ These communities, Ventus writes, should have “a meaningful voice in an inclusive democracy.”

Allyson Meyers, co-president of the Broward League expressed appreciation for the grant. "We are so grateful for this financial support in this critical year,” she said. “But what's even more heartening is to see a member of our community stand up for democracy and civic engagement. We are so happy to partner with Ventus in 2026."

In applying for the grant, the Broward League said it intended to use the funds for educational outreach to voters during the 2026 elections.

Ventus also has made grants to the Palm Beach County League.

2026 Annual Spring Luncheon
May 3, 2026
11:00 - 2:30
Jacaranda Country Club
Additional details to follow

League member Agustina Sklar (right) talks about the Affordable Housing committee, which she chairs for the Broward League, at a League event.

Help the League be more effective in a critical election year

The Broward League is preparing to have a major impact in 2026, but to do that, we need volunteers. We have critical leadership roles that you can help fill. To learn more about these, contact Ally Meyers, co-president Allym62@gmail.com.

Here are a few key leadership needs:

Volunteer to co-chair speakers' bureau. During the election year, League volunteers are trained to take well-researched and nonpartisan presentations before dozens of community groups. This is a critical role for the League, and this team needs help gearing up and preparing to expand its operation
Volunteer with grant-writing experience to assist current chair, a retired grant-writing professional, to help generate more ongoing revenue.
Volunteer to assist with updates on the website. Two volunteers are needed. This would include training in the Club Express platform and specific tasks involved with maintaining the website. Time involved would be three or four hours a month on your own schedule.
Volunteer to chair our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) committee. This committee provides and sponsors educational activities providing awareness, interaction and action on social justice issues. The co-chair would help find a strategy or project that continues the League's commitment.
Volunteer to chair our Education team. This team is involved with the Florida League's statewide committee, an active group of members with great expertise. The co-chairs will help plan a strategy or project to help educate the public on education issues locally and statewide.
Volunteer to co-chair the Observer Corps. The Corps will attend County Commission meetings, representing the League of Women Voters as observers and providing LWV Broward Committees with information.
Volunteer to lead our efforts to reach and involve young adults in this election.

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