This collection contains annual meeting reports, 1968-2006; biennial convention workbooks, 1981-1994; board minutes, 1968-2006; bylaws, 1968-1990s; candidates fair documentation, 1970-2006; directories, 1970-2008; news clippings, 1971-2009; correspondence, 1967-2009; as well as various newsletters, reports, photographs, and VHS cassettes.

The annual meeting files contain reports, proposals, budgets, honor/awards recognitions, and updates on local/state governmental issues of importance. Biennial convention workbooks document agendas during these events. The board minutes commonly include location, date, treasurers reports, announcements, publications (national and local news), recreational and voter services, state/local issues, and membership reports. The bylaw files document regulations of the LWVCA concerning the operation and manner of procedure in which the organization was run. Also included are files that chronicle the LWVCA’s organization of local candidate's fairs. These files contain correspondence, names and biographical details pertaining to each candidate, and questionnaires that feature each office seekers individual positions on issues. Directories of local public officials were published every year by the organization and thirty eight are included within this collection. News clippings document the LWVCA’s activities with local, state, and national government. Correspondence within this collection detail internal, community, and state/local interactions. Newsletters such as “Facts,” “SC Voter,” and “The Voter” are included within this collection. Reports that were prepared by the LWVCA have been archived; topics included are: Hartwell Lake, immigration, federal deficit, property taxes, alcohol sales, state lottery, car taxes, solid waste, and the Kenya Project. The latter was an internship program entitled “Woman Power in Politics: Building Grassroots Democracy in Africa.” There are 44 photographs within this collection that depict League members at various meetings and also performing voter service. There are two VHS cassettes. One contains two separate 1994 PBS broadcasts in which panels discuss the pros and cons of health care reform. The other VHS cassette depicts a local LWVCA town meeting that occurred in 1999.