Political Awareness and Involvement

Political Awareness and Involvement

Our mission is to educate and inspire active engagement in public policy through coordinated initiatives in voter education, civic participation, and legislative advocacy. We lead efforts that include:

Voter registration and education initiatives
Organizing Delta Day at the State Capitol
Sending representatives to Washington, D.C. for Delta Days in the Nation’s Capital, the Sorority’s annual legislative conference
Promoting participation in the U.S. Census
Engagement through the Social Action Commission
Hosting Impact Day of Service

Through these efforts, we empower our community to be informed, involved, and impactful.

🗳️ Did You Know?
In the November 2024 General Election, Allen County had the fourth lowest voter turnout in the state of Indiana.

Only 58% of registered voters in Allen County cast a ballot
This was below both the state average (61%) and the national average (63.9%)
According to the Allen County Election Board, approximately 95% of eligible voters are registered
However, 13,400 of the 263,099 registered voters are considered inactive

Let’s raise the numbers in the next election--your vote matters!

Resources

🗳️ Voter Empowerment 101
Explore these trusted tools to register, research, and make your voice count:

indianavoters.com
Indiana’s official site for voter registration, polling locations, election dates, and more.
vote411.org
A nonpartisan guide from the League of Women Voters—learn about your ballot, compare candidates, and find local election info.
madvoters.org
Mobilize and defend your right to vote with resources, alerts, and advocacy opportunities.

Disclaimer - This workshop is nonpartisan and focused on empowering all eligible voters with tools, resources, and knowledge to fully participate in the democratic process.

Leading with Purpose. Impacting Policy
Indiana Delta Day| State Capitol Engagement - Driving Policy. Dismantling Barriers. Bridging Communities.

🚌 Riding with Purpose: Empowering Voters Through Civic Action

We proudly rode the bus to the polls as a symbol of courage, progress, and collective power.
This initiative was more than transportation—it was a tribute to the ongoing fight for justice and a declaration of our commitment to civic engagement.
Together, we moved our community forward—one vote at a time.

🗳️ Voter Engagement in Action: Candidate Forum at McMillen Park Community Center
The Fort Wayne community gathered at McMillen Park Community Center for a dynamic Candidate Forum, bringing democracy to life at the local level. Attendees had the opportunity to meet local and state candidates face-to-face, ask meaningful questions, and engage in open dialogue about the issues that matter most. This event empowered voters with knowledge and insight, reinforcing the importance of active civic participation and making informed decisions at the ballot box.