Join the Montgomery County League of Women Voters’ Community Forum on ranked choice voting (RCV). Liz White of UpVote Virginia will explain how RCV works and describe its uses and outcomes so far in Virginia and beyond. Virginia Tech Associate Professor Caitlin Jewitt, who studies elections, will analyze the way ranked choice voting affects voting outcomes, the character of campaigns, and the democratic system of governance. 

Blacksburg Town Council Chambers, 300 S. Main St, Blacksburg, VA 24060

Join the AAUW Mt. Vernon Branch for an information session on ranked choice voting (RCV)! The event will cover how RCV works, how it can strengthen democracy, and how it is currently being used in Virginia, as well as next steps!

Featuring Liz White from UpVote Virginia and Chris DeRosa and Janice Morris from the League of Women Voters Arlington-Alexandria.

Sherwood Hall Library, 2501 Sherwood Hall Lane, Alexandria, VA 22306

Join UpVote Virginia for a state-wide Majority Rules film presentation. This is a free virtual event that will be streamed via the Kinema platform. Be sure to register and stay tuned for a follow-up discussion in your locality!

Don't forget, FairVote has also provided an incredible opportunity on the same day as our webinar, at 5:00pm, to hear from the "Majority Rules" filmmaker AJ Schnack, along with Alaska Senate Majority Leader Cathy Giessel (one of the stars of the film!), RepresentWomen CEO Cynthia Richie Terrell, and FairVote CEO Meredith Sumpter.

This is a great opportunity to learn more about the film BEFORE watching it and have points to think about as you watch the film as 6:00PM with your UpVote family!  

FairVote Webinar

Date: October 9th, 2024

Time: 5:00pm

Join UpVote Virginia to view selections from Majority Rules – a new film that documents the success of ranked choice voting. The movie screening will be  followed by discussion and questions from community members.

Jordan-Newby Anchor Branch Library, 1425 Norchester Ave, Norfolk, VA 23504

Join UpVote Virginia to view selections from Majority Rules – a new film that documents the success of ranked choice voting. The movie screening will be  followed by discussion and questions from community members.

Middleburg Library, 101 Reed St, Middleburg, VA 20117

UpVote Virginia will be a part of the 7th annual Virginia Student Voting Summit at the University of Mary Washington! Stop by to discuss voting rights, the power of the youth vote, and of course, ranked choice voting. 

University of Mary Washington, 1301 College Avenue, Fredericksburg, VA

Join PWC Supervisor Kenny Boddye, FairVote analyst Rachel Hutchinson, and ranked choice voting policy experts to learn how RCV works, what it might look like in Virginia localities, and how you can get involved!

Hurkamp Park, Prince Edward Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Volunteer with us and help raise public awareness about ranked choice voting in Fredericksburg! Talk with interested attendees, gather contact information, and share why you’re passionate about RCV.

Capital One Hall, 7750 Capital One Tower Rd, Tysons, VA 22102

Join us at the Network NOVA Women’s Summit to share information about ranked choice voting with politically engaged and grassroots advocates from across the Commonwealth.

Freedom Park, 5537 Centerville Road, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Join UpVote Virginia at the Juneteenth Freedom Fest in Williamsburg to help spread the word about ranked choice voting. We'll have a table set up to talk to interested attendees about this commonsense change to the ballot. 

Fairlington Community Center 3308 South Stafford Street, Arlington, VA 22204; Fairlington Room (this is a change in venue!)

The Arlington League of Women Voters is partnering with the Arlington Department of Elections to host an information session and RCV simulation to prepare voters to use RCV in the June 2024 Democratic Primary for County Board. Free and open to the public.

Central Library, 1015 N Quincy St, Arlington, VA 22201

The Arlington League of Women Voters is partnering with the Arlington Department of Elections to host an information session and RCV simulation to prepare voters to use RCV in the June 2024 Democratic Primary for County Board. Free and open to the public.

Lubber Run Community Center, 300 N Park Dr, Arlington, VA 22203

The Arlington League of Women Voters is partnering with the Arlington Department of Elections to host an information session and RCV simulation to prepare voters to use RCV in the June 2024 Democratic Primary for County Board. Free and open to the public.

Virtual on Zoom - Sign up to receive link.

You may have heard of ranked choice voting, but did you know that it will be used in the upcoming Arlington County Board primary elections? The primary is just around the corner - early voting will be taking place from May 3 to June 15, and primary election day is June 18th.

UpVote Virginia and Arlington County’s Department of Voter Registration & Elections will be with us to explain everything you need to know about ranked choice voting and answer your questions.

All voters need to understand how to properly mark ranked choice ballots so every vote can be counted.

If you have any questions, please contact the NAACP Arlington Branch Political Action Committee at politicalactionchair@arlingtonnaacp.com.

The event is free and open to the public. Just sign up to get the Zoom link.

Discover how ranked choice voting (RCV) – an innovative democratic approach that is rapidly gaining traction nationwide – could revolutionize our elections in Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Join us for a presentation that demystifies RCV and shows its power to amplify your voice in shaping the future of our community. With compelling and real success stories, we’ll explore RCV’s advantages over traditional voting methods, ensuring you leave informed and inspired.

This isn't just about change, it's about progress! With Charlottesville's City Council unanimously backing RCV for 2025, we're on the brink of a democratic evolution. Be part of this pivotal movement – let’s collectively pave the way for a more representative, inclusive, and hopeful political future. Your participation matters!