Join Us Oct. 13 for a Virtual Discussion on How Elections Work in WV

Voting is a cornerstone of our democracy—but how do elections actually work in West Virginia, and who is responsible for keeping them safe and secure?

Join WV Citizen Action Group, the ACLU of West Virginia, and the Brennan Center for Justice for a virtual discussion about how elections are administered in West Virginia, the laws that protect voters, and the challenges facing our elections today.

How Elections Work in West Virginia 

• When: Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 6:00 pm
• Where: Zoom

Kanawha County Commissioner and former West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant will moderate a conversation featuring:

• Justin Lam, Counsel, Voting Rights and Elections, Brennan Center for Justice
• Eli Baumwell, Executive Director, ACLU of West Virginia
• Julie Archer, Deputy Director, WV Citizen Action Group

We’ll cover the basics of how elections work in West Virginia, the roles of federal, state, and local officials, voter protections, and what West Virginians can do to help keep our elections safe and secure.

We hope you’ll join us and bring your questions! Register today!