Contact Your Representatives
Getting involved with the LWVC and contacting your representatives are two important steps toward building a more engaged and inclusive democracy. One of the most effective ways to make your voice heard is by contacting your representatives, whether it be your local city council member or a member of Congress. Your elected officials are there to represent your interests and values, and by sharing your thoughts and concerns, you can help shape policy and hold them accountable.
Tell Your Representatives to Take Action!
Fight for Democracy – Urge Governor Newsom to Sign the CVRA of 2026
The California Voting Rights Act (CVRA) of 2026, authored by Senator Cervantes, is our opportunity to fight back, to protect voters of color, and to strengthen democracy. Now, we urge Governor Newsom to sign these into law.
Take Action: End Secrecy in For-Profit Immigration Detention
The right to humane treatment in custody does not depend on immigration status. California can protect transparency and accountability by ensuring that private detention companies cannot use secrecy to hide…
Read MoreTake Action: Hold Corporations Accountable for Slavery
By requiring companies to disclose their historical ties to slavery, AB 2599 would help hold corporations accountable and shed light on harms that occurred and disparities that endure.