FAQs for the LWVC Biennial Convention Welcome! Thank you for your interest in attending the 2025 LWVC Convention! We’re glad you’re here, and we think you may have some questions about what it means to be a convention delegate or…
State or National: State Climate Change Action Policy Climate change affects nearly everything – our ecosystem, our society, our health, our economy, and even our democracy. The League of Women Voters of California has recognized the urgent need for action…
June 26, 2013 — The League of Women Voters of California (LWVC) praised today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in Hollingsworth v. Perry that invalidated Proposition 8. The measure, passed by voters in 2008, amended the California Constitution to provide that…
Saving Democracy: California’s Important Role in 2024 and Beyond. The LWVC Development Committee invites attendees to a virtual fundraiser on April 28th, featuring keynote speaker Sandra Fluke. Sandra Fluke is the President of Voices for Progress and an attorney specializing…
The League Recommends… This is an archive of our ballot recommendations from the League of Women Voters of California. We use our policy positions to evaluate these ballot measures. Find the elections listed below where we provided our ballot recommendations.…
Learn how the LWVC helped Make Democracy Work by supporting the Special Election in Shasta County As the sun rose over Mt. Shasta on November 7, 2023, Dora Rose, LWVC Deputy Director, made her way to the polls in Shasta…
NEUTRAL on Prop 1: Water Bond The LWVC could enthusiastically support many of the projects funded by Prop 1, such as the cleanup and prevention of polluted groundwater; drinking and wastewater treatment projects; and water recycling, rainwater capture, conservation, and…
Hundreds of delegates representing local Leagues of Women Voters throughout the state will gather in San Diego for their Biennial Convention themed “Let the Sun Shine In” on May 14-17 at the Westin Gaslamp San Diego. California Secretary of State…
