Happy Thanksgiving from LWVIN! We’re grateful for engaged Hoosiers, empowered voters, and every person helping build a stronger, more inclusive democracy. #LWVIN #Democracylivesinthelight

Deliberation is democracy in action, citizens listening, learning, and shaping community decisions. In Bloomington, residents met with city leaders to discuss housing affordability, showing how local voices drive real change.

Learn more & get involved: www.idsnews.com/article/2025... | lwvin.org

Over 2,700 “No Kings” events drew millions nationwide, including thousands across Indiana. From Indy to Fort Wayne, Hoosiers gathered to engage in democracy and dialogue reflecting the power of civic participation and transparency.
Read more: indianacapitalchronicle.com/2025/10/18/n...

Governor Braun has called a special session for November 3 to discuss mid-cycle redistricting. Many citizens are concerned that this process prioritizes political power over fair representation.

Governor Mike Braun
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Share your opinion: www.in.gov/gov/cibtact-...

LWVIN is proud to spotlight our partnership with the Indiana Debate Commission, a nonpartisan statewide group promoting open, fair, and transparent debates for Hoosier voters.
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This week in our Balance of Power series, we explore the Judicial Branch: how courts interpret laws and uphold the Constitution. Learn how Marbury v. Madison (1803) established judicial review and protects our democracy.
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Eugenie Kountze Nicholson was a leading Indiana suffragist who declared, “A woman is as much a citizen as a man.”

Read more: indianasuffrage100.org/blog-post/a-woman-is-as-much-a-citizen-as-a-man-eugene-kountze-nicholson-a-hoosier-suffragist
Learn more about the Forgotten Foremothers: Lwvin.org