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Governors Moore, Youngkin Honored as League of Minority Voters Inaugural Gala Fuels National Expansion

League embraces “Greater Together” movement to mobilize two million new voters by 2026.

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What is the League of Minority Voters?2025-10-13T21:05:01+00:00

The League of Minority Voters is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering minority voices in community and government. Its mission is to fight for and promote the advancement of minority voters’ rights through education, empowerment, and mobilization.

Why is this moment pivotal for the League of Minority Voters?2025-10-13T21:08:00+00:00
  • The organization is transitioning from state-level chapters to a national presence with infrastructure (headquarters)
  • The Youth Councils initiative scales youth leadership nationally
  • The political climate is urgent — bridging divides, mobilizing new voters, and restoring faith in democracy are critical now
  • The Gala is a launching point for these ambitious, strategic investments
When was the League of Minority Voters founded and by whom?2025-10-13T21:05:39+00:00

The League of Minority Voters was founded in 2007 by a multi-racial group of voters who believed that the challenges facing minority communities must be met with consistent advocacy and that what affects one community affects all.

What are the League of Minority Voters’ core values and vision?2025-10-13T21:06:06+00:00
  • Core values: citizenship requires knowledge and willingness to act; good governance is the responsibility of all citizens; rights of majority and minority citizens are interdependent.
  • Vision: to empower grassroots communities and chapters through education, training, and deliberative collective decision-making.
What is the National Inaugural Awards & Fundraising Gala (October 25, 2025)?2025-10-13T21:06:24+00:00

The Gala is a signature event that celebrates leaders in bipartisan civic engagement and raises funds to support the League of Minority Voters’ next phase of expansion. Proceeds will help establish the League of Minority Voters’ National Headquarters in Washington, D.C., and launch Youth Councils in 16 states. This will expand voter education, strengthen civic participation, and build national unity.

Why is the League of Minority Voters establishing a national headquarters in Washington, D.C.?2025-10-13T21:06:43+00:00
  • To serve as a central hub connecting chapters, communities, and policymakers
  • To amplify the League of Minority Voters’ capacity to expand voter education, remove barriers to participation, and cultivate bipartisan leadership
  • To situate the League of Minority Voters at the heart of policy influence and national decision-making
What are the Youth Councils? Which states are included?2025-10-13T21:07:00+00:00
  • The League of Minority Voters is creating Youth Councils in 16 states to empower young leaders with civic engagement skills, mentoring, and leadership training
  • The states include (new): Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas (hosting national youth council), Virginia, Wisconsin
  • Two existing councils to be nurtured: Oregon and Washington
  • The Youth Councils are a flagship initiative to center youth in the democracy movement
What goals has the League of Minority Voters set around voter registration and mobilization?2025-10-13T21:07:18+00:00

By 2026, the League of Minority Voters is committed to registering 2 million new voters across the 16 key states. Youth-led organizing is central to this effort, creating ripple effects of civic engagement across communities.

How does the League of Minority Voters approach bipartisan work and unity?2025-10-13T21:07:33+00:00
  • The League of Minority Voters emphasizes that strengthening democracy requires cooperation across party lines
  • It works on issues uniquely impacting minority and immigrant communities through bipartisan solutions
  • Its motto is “Greater Together”
  • It honors leaders from both sides who demonstrate collaboration and commitment to inclusive governance
How can individuals or organizations support the League of Minority Voters?2025-10-13T21:07:46+00:00

Ways to engage include:

  • Attending or sponsoring the Gala
  • Donating to help build the national headquarters and Youth Councils
  • Volunteering or getting involved with state chapters
  • Partnering with the League of Minority Voters to nominate youth for councils or run civic programs
  • Amplifying the League of Minority Voters’ message in networks, media, or policy spaces
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