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Support and Protect Democracy through Voter Service

The League of Women Voters of Central Kane County has plenty of opportunities for members to get involved in voter service!

Volunteer to help at a Voter Registration Drive

The LWV of Central Kane County holds voter registration drives at high schools, colleges, libraries, civic events, and other locations throughout Kane County.

Once you are a League member, you can sign up for a League sponsored Deputy Registrar training and receive an official Certificate of Appointment from the Kane County Clerk.

Deputy Registrars are called upon to register voters and answer voters' questions during League events.

UPCOMING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

REGISTER VOTERS IN OSWEGO ON JANUARY 23, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT ST. CHARLES LIBRARY ON JANUARY 25, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT ST. CHARLES NORTH ON JANUARY 27, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT WAUBONSEE ON FEBRUARY 3, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT WAUBONSEE ON FEBRUARY 4, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT BATAVIA HS ON FEBRUARY 6, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT GENEVA HS ON FEBRUARY 10, 2026

REGISTER VOTERS AT KANELAND HS ON FEBRUARY 11, 2026

Help Out at a Candidate Forum

The League of Women Voters is respected nationwide for conducting fair and nonpartisan candidate forums. It takes a lot of time and planning to put together a well-executed League of Women Voters candidate forum, and we have volunteer opportunities both for League members and for non-members.

Whether you are an aspiring event planner, a candidate liaison, a greeter, a question screener, a time-keeper, or a trained League moderator, your time and talents are welcome and appreciated!

UPCOMING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

FEBRUARY 5, 2026 CANDIDATE FORUM IN BATAVIA

FEBRUARY 11, 2026 CANDIDATE FORUM IN BATAVIA

Serve as a Poll Watcher During Elections

Poll watchers have an important role to play in ensuring safe and fair elections. Poll watchers are credentialed volunteers who visit polling stations, monitor the election process, make note of any issues, and take proper steps to report problems as appropriate. The League provides poll watchers with credentials during Early Voting, on Election Day, and during the processing of Vote by Mail ballots.

Serve as a Kane County Election Judge

Judges of Election are paid by the Kane County Clerk to manage polling sites and assist voters. Any U.S. Citizen aged 16 or older may serve as an election judge after receiving appropriate training. Unemployed individuals who serve as judges will not jeopardize their unemployment benefits. There may also be paid positions available for the months leading up to the election.

Click HERE to learn more about serving as an election worker during Early Voting or on Election Day.