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Submitted by California in September 2020.
A historic, first-of-its-kind law in the State, the California Racial Justice Act prohibits the use of race, ethnicity, or national origin in sentencing and convictions
Our statement on the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg
We can help you decide how to vote on the November ballot measures. After comprehensive analysis, we offer these trusted recommendations.
Get ready to vote on 12 statewide ballot measures November 3!
Help Californians vote with confidence on Election Day using our unbiased online voter guide, Voter's Edge.
For the new and busy voter, check out our Easy Voter Guide and get help understanding the ballot measures in plain language.
Submitted by California in August 2020.
Action Alerts
URGENT HELP NEEDED! TAKE ACTION NOW: https://bit.ly/RacialJusticeActNow
After hundreds of emails, phone calls, and hours of tireless advocacy, the California Racial Justice Act (AB 2542) has passed appropriations and is headed for a senate floor vote. If you took action earlier this month and urged your senator to vote YES on AB 2542 – Thank you! Will you help us finish the job and pass the Racial Justice Act?
ACT NOW to combat plastic waste crisis
Just released: Voting in California Jails, A Community Toolkit. This toolkit has several strategies for community advocates, county elections offices, and sheriffs to break down barriers to democracy for people in county jails
100 years later.
The Schafer family has generously committed a $15,000 fund, where they will match all donations to support the Fellowship dollar for dollar, so please give generously towards Trudy's legacy.
Submitted by California in July 2020.
The Fight for Democracy
California is the first state to extend redistricting deadlines due to the Census Bureau delay.
We joined many organizations and allies in calling on the first 8 commissioners to address this dramatic and unacceptable underrepresentation when they select the next 6 commissioners. All communities must see themselves in this Commission.
Victory for California Voters
The California Racial Justice Act will prohibit the use of race, ethnicity or national origin to seek or obtain convictions or sentences
VOTE YES on Proposition 25 and end money bail!
Submitted by California in June 2020.
When you register to vote you can join a political party or choose No Party Preference
Stayed tuned to vote on this in November! Voting rights matter!
We are working to protect voters' rights and defend democracy!
We must preserve California's independent redistricting process and extend current deadlines.
Denying voting rights to people on parole is a legacy of Jim Crow laws designed to lock Black and Brown Californians out of the voting booth.
No One Should Have to Choose Between Their Health and Their Right to Vote
The LWVC responds to the killing of George Floyd
Submitted by California in May 2020.
We love our interns!
Get engaged in our efforts to put Schools and Communities First in California.
Every two weeks, we will publish the Staff's Top 5 on a certain topic. We hope that you find common interests as you get to know us better!
Voting rights advocates call on the state legislature to mandate safe, accessible in-person voting locations and to appropriate funds necessary to make California's November 2020 election a success
Get to know our staff and enjoy our top 5 picks every two weeks.
Submitted by California in April 2020.
Changes to our voting process must be done in ways to voters who are already underrepresented in our democratic system. Make a gift and it will be matched!!
We are working on a set of recommendations to achieve a successful presidential election in California.
Our coalition submits more than 1.7 million signatures of support and our initiative will now qualify for the November 2020 ballot
Submitted by California in March 2020.
Engage the public in local redistricting
We know that League members and supporters are leaders in your communities and that you care deeply about the people in our state. You are helpers. We are helpers. We will continue to help empower voters and defend democracy, even in the face of adversity.
At home shopping on Amazon.com? Help us empower voters and shop using Amazon Smile and a percentage will be donated to us! Look for the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund on Amazon smile.
Set it up today, then shop like usual! Thank you!
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This landmark bill addresses racism in criminal sentencing and convictions in California
Submitted by California in February 2020.
Vote with confidence on March 3 - use Voter's Edge to help with all of your election questions.
We support Proposition 13, Bonds for Schools and Colleges, on the March 3 ballot.
We stand on the shoulders of giants as we look ahead to the next 100 years.
View your entire ballot and get the facts before you vote from Voter's Edge
Submitted by California in January 2020.
Joanne was an inspiring leader and we are grateful for her dedicated service to the League and California and she will be dearly missed. You can read more about Joanne's memorial.
We encourage you to make donations in her honor and we will send gift acknowledgement cards to her family.
New and busy voter? Check out our Easy Voter Guide to help you prepare to vote in the March 3, 2020 Primary Election!
Submitted by California in December 2019.
What political parties have an open or closed primary?
Help Californians get the facts before they vote using Voter's Edge California! Partner with us and add the Voter's Edge ballot look up widget to your website. You can also add it in Spanish!
Help get out the vote with our lawn signs
Submitted by California in November 2019.
California nonprofit hires energetic leader to propel the organization into the next centennial.
Submitted by California in October 2019.
We advocated tirelessly at the Capitol to empower voters and defend democracy in California.
20 orgs and 250 Californians signed petition criticizing the California Cable and Telecommunications Association's decision to eliminate Cal Channel.
Registering and voting on the same day allows for our democracy to be more inclusive!
Fair maps put people before politicians!
Be Counted! New resources for you!
Submitted by California in September 2019.
Open up options for voting methods promoting majority-winners
We are excited to invest in supporting a new era of advocates!
Help us secure these three signatures and pass these bills!
SB 72 will ensure that all voters who wish to are able to register and cast a vote on Election Day
End abuse of political minorities voting power: http://bit.ly/YESPeoplesMapAct
Register now - vote at 18
The People Powered Fair Maps Campaign Will Create Fair Redistricting Across America
Fair Rules = Fair Maps. Take action now: http://bit.ly/FairMapsCA
Act now and help us get the job done!
Submitted by California in August 2019.
VCA makes voting easier along with this turnkey toolkit for local League outreach efforts.
Demand your Legislator vote YES on SB 54 & AB 1080
Join the International Climate Strike on September 20
The Free the Vote campaign follows similar successful measures in Nevada and Colorado
Restore voting rights for 50,000 Californians
Expansive Small Business Tax Relief & Wider Path to Victory in 2020
Find out more about our work!
Seeking diverse applicants to represent California
We stand against hate and for common sense gun safety
Contact your Representatives today and tell them that our democracy needs a fully restored Voting Rights Act.
Submitted by California in July 2019.
The commission needs more women and people of color to apply and help shape the future of California.
Join Leagues across our Nation to register voters on NVRD day!
Use the toolkit and help register voters during this special week
Take 2 minutes to review us for the GreatNonprofits Top-Rated Awards!
Submitted by California in June 2019.
Join our fantastic team in Sacramento
Seeking asylum is not a crime. Refugees should be greeted with dignity and respect.
Tell your lawmakers it's time for Congress to restore the Voting Rights Act!
Pledge to vote yes and reclaim $11 billion for schools and communities
It must be summer! We are welcoming a new UCB student to our Sacramento office.
Thank you to our sponsors, donors, workshops hosts and attendees for an exciting and productive Convention! See our photos: http://bit.ly/LWVC2019
Submitted by California in May 2019.
We are co-sponsoring ACA 6 because the fight for voting rights is not over!
Thanks for taking action - we won!
Make local redistricting fair and transparent. Yes on AB 849!
Pass The People's Maps Acts and stop gerrymandering abuse!
Act now and urge your Senator to vote YES on SB 72 to expand Election Day Registration
Join our grassroots action network to advocate on the issues you care about in your community. Sign up to receive our Action Alerts today!
What are we working on?
Check out the legislation we are supporting or opposing in our Bill Status Report.
How do we take action?
Find out more about what we do.
Submitted by California in April 2019.
Our Legislation Committee is hard at work advocating on key issues in California
Help us make democracy work - join the League Team!
Submitted by California in March 2019.
Pre-register and get a postcard mailed to you now!
SB 126 Authored by Senator Connie Leyva, requires charter school governing boards to comply with the same laws that traditional schools follow.
Submitted by California in February 2019.
Teachers and students need your voice right now
Meet our new intern and find what she will be doing at the League.
Submitted by California in January 2019.
California State Asm. McCarty introduces ACA 6 that would create a 2020 ballot measure to restore the right to vote for Californians on parole
Submitted by California in December 2018.
Hundreds of thousands of Californians were helped through our partnerships with agencies and organizations. Thank you to our many amazing partners!
Highlights of California's Legislative Biennium: 2017-2018
Submitted by California in November 2018.
League of Women Voters of California fights fake news and nasty campaign ads with facts
Submitted by California in October 2018.
We can help you decide how to vote through careful study. Check out our ballot recs and vote with the League.
Submitted by California in September 2018.
League of Women Voters of California Education Fund and The California Channel Join Forces to Help Californians Vote with Confidence
View our Pros & Cons on the ballot measures in English and Spanish to help you prepare to vote in the November 6 Election:• Print and share the Pros & Cons PDF• Read about the ballot measures online
Submitted by California in August 2018.
View our Pros & Cons on the ballot measures to help you prepare to vote in the November 6 Election:• Print and share the Pros & Cons PDF• Read about the ballot measures online
SB 100 (De León) "Enact 100 Percent Renewable and Zero-Carbon Electricity Policy" passed the Assembly late in the day on August 28 with a vote of 44 Yea, 33 No, and 3 abstentions. The first vote in the early afternoon only reached 39 yea votes, but a majority of the 80 members of the Assembly (41 votes) was needed to pass. It was opened again for votes later in the afternoon, and with intense lobbying from the LWV and many others, the vote swung to a majority and a pass.
UPDATE: Governor Brown signed SB 100 (De León) "Enact 100 Percent Renewable and Zero-Carbon Electricity Policy"! Read more.
Sacramento, CA – The League of Women Voters of California recognizes Women's Equality Day on August 26, 2018, in celebration of the advancements that have been made towards achieving full political, economic, and social equality. The date commemorates the adoption of the 19th Amendment, which granted voting rights for American Women.
We are happy to share a new part of our Secretary of State's website honoring the legacy of women fighting for equality in California.
First commercial property tax reform initiative to qualify in 40 years since Prop 13 passed in 1978
Welcome to Fredah Joses, our new IREX Community Solutions Program Leader from Papua New Guinea!
Submitted by California in July 2018.
VICTORY! California Motor Voter – which automatically registers eligible voters when they complete a driver's license, ID, or change of address transaction at the DMV – completed almost 800,000 voter registration transactions since launching. That includes almost 260,000 new registrations and more than 120,000 updated addresses that wouldn't have otherwise happened.
Registration is the first step to participation in our democracy. Register now!
Shout out to our amazing coalition partners - defenders of democracy!
In a sign of how modest expectations have become of Californians actually casting ballots, elections officials and advocates alike found relief Monday in the final tally showing 37% of voters cast ballots in June — small compared with total registration but the highest for a nonpresidential primary since 1998.
Calling all teen artists! Announcing the Future Voters Art Contest for young artists age 15-18. Submit your art and learn how to get ready to be a voter.
Deadline for submissions is August 13.
REV UP! It's National Disability Voter Registration Week July 16-20! REV UP stands 4 Register! Educate! Vote! Use your Power! Launched by the American Association of People with Disabilities, AAPD is a convener, connector, and catalyst for change, increasing the political and economic power of people with disabilities. REV UP is a nonpartisan initiative focused on voter registration, ed, access, & engagement.
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Trudy Schafer, our beloved Senior Director for Program, lobbyist, and friend. For the past 25 years, Trudy made a lasting and transformative impact on California public policy and on the lives of all those she worked with. She was an extraordinary woman, and she leaves behind a remarkable legacy. Our heartfelt condolences to her husband John, her children Anne and Bob, and the entire Schafer family.
California is a step closer to 100% zero-carbon fuels for electricity generation by 2045! On July 3, SB 100 passed out of the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy with eight votes.
If you love our work then tell the world! You have an opportunity to help us make even more of a difference in our community. GreatNonprofits-a review site like TripAdvisor-is honoring highly reviewed nonprofits with their 2018 Top-Rated Awards. Won't you help us raise visibility for our work by posting a review of your experience with us? All reviews will be visible to potential donors and volunteers. It's easy and only takes 3 minutes!
Visit our online review page to get started!
Submitted by California in June 2018.
Help make democracy work - get your community registered to vote!
Tell us what helped you vote!
More Californians are voting! Let's keep it up and mark your calendar for the November 6 election.
The LWVC board took final positions on the measures scheduled for the June ballot. Print and share our The League Recommends flyer. Here's a quick summary of the League position on each measure:
Submitted by California in May 2018.
California must lead the way. Our state is feeling the effects of climate change—from severe droughts to devastating wildfires — yet our federal government is refusing to act. We are proud to support Yes on 68 as it takes a smart and efficient approach to protecting California's natural resources. Proposition 68 will invest $4 billion in securing our state's water supplies and ensuring every Californian has access to clean drinking water and safe, quality parks.
Submitted by California in April 2018.
SACRAMENTO – Secretary of State Alex Padilla has unveiled a newly redesigned voter registration card for use throughout California. This is the first major redesign of the voter registration card since 2008. The new voter registration cards are available at the Secretary of State's office and have been shipped to county elections officials throughout the state. The California voter registration card is available in 10 languages--
Submitted by California in March 2018.
Last month we appeared before the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) Investment Board to offer our support for California State Treasurer Mr. Chiang's proposal to divest from companies that deal in weapons that are illegal to own or sell in California.
Watch staffer, Elizabeth Leslie's testimony.
Get unbiased, well-researched info on the ballot measures so you can vote with confidence on June 5.
Submitted by California in February 2018.
Pre-register at 16. Vote at 18.
Submitted by California in January 2018.
Get ready to vote in the 2018 mid term elections!
1. Make sure you are registered to vote! If you moved, you must re-register to vote.
2. Save these election dates: June 5 & November 6.
3. Before election day, view your ballot and find your polling place using Voter's Edge California
Submitted by California in December 2017.
A coalition of PICO California, California Calls, League of Women Voters California, Advancement Project California and Evolve California files ballot measure to close Prop 13 Corporate Tax Loophole, restoring over $11 billion every year for schools and vital local services.
The U.S. Election Assistance Commission has released an Online Data Tool as well as State Data Briefs. You can pull election data for California and local jurisdictions and compare with others.
Look at the California Fact sheet!
Submitted by California in November 2017.
We support divestment from companies that deal in weapons illegal to sell or own in California. Learn more about our appeal to CalSTRS.
Submitted by California in October 2017.
Today the League of Women Voters of California launches the Trudy Schafer Fellowship for Public Policy. Named for our powerhouse lobbyist, the Schafer Fellowship will train and support emerging policy leaders—creating a new cohort of advocates to follow in Trudy's footsteps to win change and reforms in Sacramento!
To learn more and to support the Schafer Fellowship visit: lwvc.org/schaferfellowship
More about Trudy Schafer's retirement.
It is with mixed emotions we are announcing the retirement of Trudy Schafer later this year. Trudy has served as our LWVC Senior Director for Program and lobbyist for 25 transformative years. She is our voice in the Capitol and our most passionate advocate for the power of our grassroots membership to shape California's future.
Please help us thank and celebrate Trudy for her amazing contributions to California and wish her well as she trades in the daily grind for more time with family, friends, and fun.
The 2017 California legislative session is a wrap, and thanks to supporters like you, we have new laws addressing many of the critical issues we face in California. Because so many of you took action, we're celebrating major legislative victories:
Voting just got easier in California thanks to the Voter's Choice Act!
The swift action of League supporters like you helped put the California Disclose Act on the governor's desk. Now we need your help one more time to expose the big money funding campaign ads. Tell Governor Brown to sign AB 249 today, because transparency matters: http://bit.ly/SignAB249
Submitted by California in September 2017.
Check out our updated Fast Facts on the Political Parties to help you register to vote on 9/26!
ATTENTION TEACHERS: The California Secretary of State's office created an online toolkit to help you encourage your eligible 16- and 17-year-old students to pre-register to vote! You can download the new PSA, social media posts and other useful information.
The influence of big money in our elections is eroding our democracy. When facing a barrage of manipulative and often dishonest campaign ads, shouldn't you be able to see who is paying for them? We need your help to make sure big money interests can't hide their influence in our elections. Tell your legislators that transparency matters and urge them to vote YES on the California Disclose Act, AB 249.
The League of Women Voters of California opposes the WaterFix—twin tunnels the Department of Water Resources proposes to bore under the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to move water for urban and agricultural uses in other regions.
Better options exist to address California's water needs. The Santa Clara Valley has the innovative capacity to develop those options.
Community colleges are a crucial gateway to higher paying jobs, but too many California students face an unnecessary roadblock to academic and career success. Currently, standardized tests assess 75 percent of community college students as "unprepared"—making them less likely to finish their education. But new research shows that these students are more prepared than the tests indicate. By being forced to take unnecessary remedial non-credit courses, community college students waste time and money.
Learn about our collaborative efforts to make voting easy and accessible for all Californians!
Submitted by California in August 2017.
The League of Women Voters of California is pleased to support AB 249 (Mullin and Levine), the California Disclose Act, which provides comprehensive regulation of advertisement disclosure and of the reporting of earmarking of funds.
The League believes that the methods of financing political campaigns should:
Submitted by California in January 2017.
Want to make a difference in your community? Volunteer today!
How can you volunteer with the League?
1. To help in your community, find your local League and ask today!
2. Contact us to volunteer on voter education and outreach projects like Voter's Edge California via email at lwvc [at] lwvc.org.
Submitted by California in October 2015.
The League of Women Voters of California (LWVC) is pleased to announce the release of their study about Public Higher Education in California.
Outreach help on voting changes due to COVID-19 for Local Leagues
It's time to repeal Prop 209!
Now more than ever we must confront the history of racial oppression behind our state's felony disenfranchisement laws.
Joanne was an inspiring leader and we are grateful for her dedicated service to the League and California. We encourage you to make donations in her honor and we will send gift acknowledgement cards to her family.
You can read more about Joanne's legacy.
Shop using Amazon Smile and a percentage will be donated to us! Just look for the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund on Amazon smile.
LWV is an organization fully committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in principle and in practice. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are central to the organization's current and future success in engaging all individuals, households, communities, and policy makers in creating a more perfect democracy.
The amendment would restore voting rights to nearly 50,000 Californians on parole.
In the League, this is the process by which we decide where and how we will focus our resources – member time, money, reputation – over the next two years. Where will the League have the most impact? What will help build the League name – and help build our organization? We hope many members participate as we address these crucial questions.
NEW! Short videos on the 11 ballot measure to help you vote with confidence on November 6.
Get the facts before you vote Nov 6!
Sacramento, CA - This election, voters face long ballots and are being asked to weigh in on a wide variety of critical issues. Whether you vote early, by mail, or on Election Day, we've made the decisions easier.
Get involved in our new campaign to register 2000 high school students across California
Senate should stop AB 84 before it allows legislative leaders to raise and direct unlimited amounts of special interest money.
Clean energy got a big boost with the passage of SB 100! California will continue to lead the country in climate change action -- and 100% of your electricity will be from zero carbon sources by 2045.
Tell your Assembly Member to vote YES on SB 100 - the California Renewable Portfolio Standard Program. The climate crisis is endangering all aspects of our daily lives. We must act now to move away from fossil fuels and preserve a healthy and sustainable environment for ourselves and future generations. Fossil fuels account for 75 to 80 percent of greenhouse gas emissions--but you can help change that.
Voter's Edge Offers New Tools to Make Voting Easier
Get the facts before you vote on June 5
Don't just share your opinions on the internet - vote on June 5!
View and share our Get Out the Vote video and our Follow the Money Video PSAs reminding you to use your voice at the ballot box on election day!
What's on my ballot?
Visit our unbiased online voter guide, Voter's Edge California, and enter your address to view your ballot and find your polling place.
Need multilingual info on the ballot measures for the new and busy voter? Check out the Easy Voter Guide!
Meet our newest staffer ready to help Californians vote in 2018!
Vote with the League on June 5, 2018!
The California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act of 2018 will create a "split roll"; non-residential, non-agricultural commercial property will be reassessed on a regular basis. This will lead to an estimated increase in property tax of over $11 billion per year -- revenue that will go directly to schools and local governments....
The swift action of League supporters like you helped put the California Disclose Act on the governor's desk. Now, the flood of dark money coming into campaigns will be subject to greater transparency with the passage of the Disclose Act, AB 249.
The housing crisis is crushing California communities, driving families into homelessness and forcing them to choose between housing, food, and medical care. Today over 1.7 million families are paying over half of their incomes for housing. Nobody should go broke or hungry just to keep a roof over their head. Your Assembly Member is preparing to vote on an important housing package that will begin tackling this crisis. Please take a minute to urge your lawmakers to support affordable housing and vote YES on SB 2 and SB 3.
Submitted by California in July 2017.
Over 10 million immigrants live, work, and pay taxes in California. They are our family, our friends, and our coworkers. Recently federal agents have taken actions to detain and deport our law-abiding neighbors, tearing families apart. Undocumented residents are afraid to use community resources or cooperate with law enforcement efforts in their neighborhoods for fear of deportation. Take action to protect our immigrant families and values!
Submitted by California in June 2017.
$9 billion dollars in corporate tax giveaways that could instead be used to build a better California! Corporations take advantage of loopholes in Prop 13 to offset costs onto homeowners!
Submitted by California in February 2017.
Get your local election information using our online voter guide: Voter's Edge: votersedge.org/ca
Ready to roll up your sleeves and do the education and organizing work to safeguard democracy? Or maybe looking for a way to stay up to date on the issues and take the occasional online action? Either way we welcome you! Membership is open to men and women, citizens and non-citizens of all ages.
Do you live in any of these counties: Los Angeles, San Mateo, Alameda, Sonoma or Santa Clara? If you do, you have local elections this March, April, May or June!
Get your ballot from Voter's Edge California: www.votersedge.org/ca
How will you vote about the issues impacting your community every day?
We oppose deportation of undocumented immigrants.
We reject discrimination based on religion, including orders or actions that target Muslims or immigrants from majority-Muslim nations.
We fight discrimination and any threats to civil and human rights.
Do you stand with us? Make our Voice Louder - Join Us!
Learn more about our position.
Watch our Executive Director Melissa M Breach call us to action from the Oakland Womens March on Saturday, January 21, 2017:
California Common Cause has published it's Municipal Democracy Index, a survey of the governance, election, and campaign practices of ALL 482 cities in California with info like:
· What form of government do most cities use;· Which offices are elected;· What voting system do cities use, including the number of cities using at-large, by-district, and from-district elections; and· Which cities have campaign contribution limits and which cities post campaign disclosures online.
Submitted by California in December 2016.
Learn about our successful collaboration with Voter's Edge California and California Public Radio Stations from Kristen Lepore
Submitted by California in November 2016.
Mark your calendars for our Convention in Sacramento, A Capital Connection! On June 1–June 4 at the Sheraton Grand Hotel.
Visit our blog often for more information
Contact us with questions or to sponsor this event
Updated in its 16th edition, the Guide to California Government (G2CG) is designed to engage and inform readers by emphasizing the public's role in California government. Order it now.
This easy to use book explains:
We need your help. For months, we've witnessed growing anti-government rhetoric in the media and in our public discourse. Accusations of "rigged elections" and "inherent corruption in our political process" have become commonplace. For many, memes have replaced journalism and threats and insults have replaced political debate.
What is the Electoral College?
Legislative transparency, improvements for our kids dominate
Prop 51, our state school facilities bond measure passed with 54% of the vote! Our Yes on Proposition 51 campaign issued the following statement:
Now that California's voters have overwhelmingly approved Proposition 54, the California Legislature Transparency Act is now the law of the land, enshrined within California's Constitution.
Find out the results of the election from Voter's Edge California. Enter your address and see all the reporting, hour by hour.
More can be found on the California Secretary of State's website.
Media outlets and nonprofit organizations can easily integrate ballot measure and candidate cards into any webpage to supplement their coverage of election contests and help voters research their ballots.
Submitted by California in October 2016.
Making Ballot Propositions Easy to Understand! Get Clarity. Get Voting!
With 17 propositions on California's general election ballot this year, voters are faced with many decisions, and some can be confusing. There is one ballot measure, however, that's an easy "yes" vote. Proposition 54 will increase transparency in government, help ensure more thoughtful policy and allow all Californians to review, debate and contribute to the laws we live under.
Advice and insight voters can trust to make confident decisions on Election Day.
The great news about the controversy-filled Nov. 8 election is that it is almost here. The scary news is that before we can be done with it, we have to prepare for it. And with 17 statewide ballot propositions and a slew of city and countywide measures awaiting our decisions, what we are looking at is less a civic sprint than a municipal marathon. Cue the blood, sweat and fears.
Our phones are ringing off the hook with questions about voting materials! Get everything in one place using our online voter guide, Voter's Edge California.
There are times when an issue is so important, people from all points of view come together to demand change. This is one of those times. Proposition 54 will bring transparency to our state Capitol by putting voters first and reducing the influence of the special interests.
Online Guide Provides Unbiased Information That's Easy to Understand for 2016 Election
Submitted by California in September 2016.
As voter suppression laws are struck down throughout the country, California clarifies who can vote with a criminal conviction in the state.
We are partnering with the Pat Brown Institute and KABC7 on the ONLY debate between the two California candidates for the U.S. Senate, Loretta Sanchez and Kamala Harris, held on Wednesday, October 5 from 7:00-8:00 pm. Read more about the event.
How can I ask the U.S. Senate candidates a question?
Submit your questions for the candidates online by Friday, September 30.
Governor Brown has signed SB 1107! Thanks to everyone who took action to allow citizen-funded elections in California.
The 16-page Easy Voter Guide offers unbiased, easy-to-read ballot measure and election information for the November 8 Presidential Election for new and busy voters. All 17 statewide ballot measures are covered! Visit www.easyvoterguide.org today and download your copy. As always, visit Voter's Edge California to get your entire ballot and find more unbiased election info: www.Votersedge.org/ca
Get ready to vote on the November 8 ballot measures! You can download our Pros & Cons PDF or read about the November ballot measures online.
Take action today and tell the Governor to sign SB 32 and AB 197. Climate change history is being made in California!
Submitted by California in August 2016.
Welcome to our new IREX Community Solutions Leader, Beatrice Savadye of Zimbabwe!
We are thrilled that Governor Brown has signed AB 2466! Thank you to everyone who took action to support voting rights.
As voter suppression laws are struck down throughout the country, California moves to clarify who can vote with a criminal conviction in the state
Vote with the League! Here is our list of recommendations on the ballot measures for the November 8, 2016 Presidential Election. Share our flyer with your friends and family.
VOTE YES on 51 - School Bonds: K-12 and Community College
Voting is a fundamental right, enshrined in the Constitution and buttressed by historic state and federal laws after civil rights battles that continue today. Anyone concerned about voting rights must be heartened by recent court decisions overturning restrictive, discriminatory voting laws in other states. But we shouldn't ignore a threat to voting rights here at home -- a threat that is remedied by a bill currently in the legislature.
Young people have the potential to be a powerful force in elections, but only if they get involved and make voting a habit.
When discussing why we need to maintain the current income tax rates on the wealthiest, it's important to talk about what is at stake.
Submitted by California in July 2016.
Vote with the League this November! Sign up for our ballot measure recommendations to be sent directly to you.
You can also find daily shareable info on our Facebook page.
Submitted by California in June 2016.
Learning about California government? Looking for a civic education textbook? Our new Guide to California Government (G2CG) is designed to engage and inform readers by emphasizing the public's role in California government. This unique edition has handy info graphics explaining complicated structures of government, icons in the margins to link and highlight topics along with related Web sites so readers can find and access their government easily. Order it now.
Please take a moment to sign up for National Voter Registration Day 2016 now: bit.ly/MyNVRD2016. If you sign up now, you'll be mailed a packet of posters, stickers, and a toolkit explaining how you can participate.
When: Tuesday, September 27th, 2016
Important information for No Party Preference voters: http://bit.ly/NPPtips
Submitted by California in May 2016.
The June 7, 2016 Presidential Primary Election is just days away and California Secretary of State Alex Padilla and LWVC President Helen Hutchison are urging voters to know their rights. The California Voter Bill of Rights can be found in the Voter Information Guide sent to every voting household. It is also available online in 10 different languages.
Take action now to reduce the influence of money in California elections!
Each political party has the option of allowing people who register to vote without stating a political party preference ("no party preference" voters, formerly "decline-to-state" voters) to vote in their presidential primary election.
Are you a "no party preference" voter?
If you checked "I do not want to disclose a political party preference" on the voter registration form, you will not get a ballot containing the names of candidates running for president. Your ballot will contain all other races and ballot measures.
Partnership to bring citizens in-depth, nonpartisan voting information that's easy to understand, all in one place
Submitted by California in April 2016.
View our Pros & Cons on the ballot measures in English and Spanish. Download it now and share it with your friends.
View the html on Prop 50.
Submitted by California in March 2016.
We support Proposition 50, Suspension of Legislators, on the June 7 ballot.
NEW: Updated Voting is as Easy as 1-2-3 for the June 2016 Presidential
Primary Election in English: http://bit.ly/VotingEasyas123
coming soon!)
Submitted by California in January 2016.
The Future of California
Elections annual conference brings together election administrators, community
organizations, and reform advocates to discuss the latest developments in the
field of elections. The 2016 conference will be your chance to learn about
California's new voter registration system and other ways to serve our diverse
electorate as well as an opportunity to engage with election colleagues from
across the State to build partnerships for a stronger California.
Submitted by California in December 2015.
Too often special interests and big money are the loudest voices in California.
Submitted by California in November 2015.
1. I heard that California passed a New Motor Voter law. What does it do?
November 2015
The Make It Fair Coalition was formed to work for reform of Proposition 13 by changing the unfair way in which commercial property is taxed in California. The League of Women Voters of California joined the Make It Fair campaign because school districts and local governments in California desperately need more revenue to rebuild services and restore educational opportunities for the state's children.
The League of Women Voters of California has submitted comments on the Administration's plan to build twin tunnels under the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta--the Bay Delta Conservation Plan/California WaterFix. We conclude that the environmental impact report/statement "fails not only to meet the League's criteria for supporting new conveyance infrastructure in the Delta but also to conform to established law. We therefore cannot support the Administration's California WaterFix."
Our letter states:
On Probation? On Community Supervision? Off Parole? You have the right to vote. Many Californians mistakenly believe a criminal conviction keeps them from voting.
Submitted by California in September 2015.
By Justine Fischer and Helen L. Hutchison--
California voters passed Proposition 2 last November to establish a statewide "rainy day" fund.
Unfortunately, a one-size-fits-all law, SB 858, also passed last year as part of the state budget process. SB 858 prevents school districts from saving adequately to prepare for their own rainy day by setting a maximum average "reserve cap" of 6 percent on school districts reserves.
Now it's fast and easy to track the flow of campaign money in California
using the new Cal-Access tool, PowerSearch:http://powersearch.sos.ca.gov/
Power Search can be used to quickly search for contributions to candidates
and ballot measures and contributions from individuals, businesses and other
campaign committees.
What is National Voter Registration Day?
On September 22, 2015, volunteers,
celebrities, and organizations from all over the country will "hit the
streets" for National Voter Registration Day. This single day of
coordinated field, technology and media efforts will create pervasive
awareness of voter registration opportunities–allowing us to reach tens
of thousands of voters who we could not reach otherwise.
Submitted by California in August 2015.
Sacramento, CA -- Yesterday, legislators from both parties and both houses of the Legislature held a press conference with education, parent and good government groups to announce Senate Bill 799 (Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo), legislation that will fix the school budget reserve cap. SB 799 would give more flexibility to school districts to set aside reserve funds to best suit their students' needs.
We are excited to announce that Dora Rose has joined the LWVCEF staff as
Senior Director for Civic Engagement. Many of you know Dora as the
consultant who led our Voter's Edge California
pilot partnership with MapLight in the last election cycle. Prior to
moving to California, Dora worked as a civil rights litigator, policy
advocate, and voting rights activist.
Submitted by California in July 2015.
The League of Women Voters of California Education
Fund is honored to have received a multi-year grant from The James Irvine
Foundation. This funding will support our work to increase voter participation
in underrepresented communities and improve voter information in state and
county elections.
Sign up to receive info on this important work.
We are ecstatic to announce that our former First
Vice President, Kathy Armstrong, and her partner Joanne have generously matched
$20,000 in new giving that was made this spring! A big THANK YOU to Kathy and
Joanne – and thank you to all of you who made gifts this spring that have now
been doubled.
Submitted by California in April 2015.
In November of 2014, Californians voted to pass Proposition 47 - a measure
that reclassified some nonviolent felony crimes to misdemeanors.
To help implement the voter
guide recommendations from the Best
Practices Manual for Official Voter Information Guides, a series of four
webinars were presented on April 27 and May 1, 2015.
YouTube links to each of the webinars is below or you can view all of the webinars through a LWVCEF YouTube playlist.
Submitted by California in March 2015.
Joint Oversight Hearing: Senate Committee on Elections and Constitutional Amendments & Assembly Committee on Elections and RedistrictingSenator Ben Allen and Assembly Member Sebastian Ridley-Thomas, Chairs
Statewide Voter TurnoutWednesday, March 25, 2015State Capitol, Room 3191Sacramento, California 95814
Testimony by Jennifer PaeLeague of Women Voters of California Education Fund
Submitted by California in February 2015.
the November 2014 election, only 31% of eligible Californians voted and young
people and people of color continued to be underrepresented. Although many
factors contribute to low voter turnout, we believe that voter information is
an important tool to engage and expand the electorate.
Happy 95th birthday to the League of Women Voters! Celebrate by buying a gift membership for someone special in your life!
Read more about our campaign what it means to be a League member.
Meet our members and join us!
We would like to thank our newest sponsors:
Thomas and Veronica Seay of Solana Beach
Gary Nessim of Carlsbad
The League of Women Voters of Sacramento County
The League of Women Voters of San Francisco
View our full list of our 2015 Convention sponsors and become one today!
Register for our Convention.
Submitted by California in January 2015.
Subject: Comments to the California Water Commission on Chapter 8 of the 2014 Water Bond, Quantification of Public Benefits of Storage Projects
Dear Commission Members and Ms. Sims:
The Future of California Elections (FOCE), a collaboration between election officials, civil rights organizations and election reform advocates to examine and address the unique challenges facing the State of California's election system, is hosting a conference from February 18-19, 2015 at the Sacramento Convention Center.
Submitted by California in December 2014.
Be a force for change in California by
donating! Your tax-deductible gift to the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund will help us engage all Californians in civic life and get more voters to the polls in 2016.
The League of Women Voters of California is on the front lines fighting for voting rights in our state. Despite the growing influence of money in politics across the country, we're making progress here in California.
Only 30% of eligible Californians voted in the November election. If this number alarms you, then join with the League of Women Voters of California to be a force for change. Let's get more voters to the polls in 2016—our democracy depends on it!
Submitted by California in November 2014.
Do you want strong leadership in California? When you make a gift to the League of Women Voters of California, you help us empower and train leaders in every area of our democracy—whether educating voters, advocating for transparency in government, or tackling the most challenging social and economic issues of the day. Please give today, and help us grow the next generation of California leaders.
Election Day is over, and it is once again safe to open the mail box, answer the phone, and leave the TV unmuted during commercials. Each election, the League of Women Voters of California helps voters like you cut through the endless clutter of biased and dishonest election information. We proudly remain the most trusted and unbiased source of voter information in California. But we couldn't do it without your help.
Thank you for voting California!
Looking for your detailed election results?
Visit classic Smart Voter.
Submitted by California in October 2014.
Millions of Californians choose to cast vote-by-mail ballots, but not every ballot cast gets counted. Each statewide election, tens of thousands of mail ballots cast are rejected, leaving voters disenfranchised.
Who will you vote for on November 4?
Learn more about the candidates running for statewide office this election. Check out our playlist of video interviews done in partnership with The California Channel as part of the Free Airtime Project: http://bit.ly/FreeAirTimeProjectInterviews.
You will hear from candidates vying for:
SACRAMENTO - Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today joined Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, Think Long Committee for California chair Nicolas Berggruen and others to sign legislation - SB 1253 - to increase public participation in the initiative process and provide better information to voters on ballot measures.
League success in the legislature
Submitted by California in September 2014.
In the spring, hundreds of people gathered for two California
Secretary of State Forums – one in Los Angeles
and the other in San
Diego. The events sparked a great
statewide Twitter conversation. Why? Because the Secretary of State race is being
called the race
Visit the Easy Voter Guide (EVG) website to get ready for the November 4, 2014 election! The EVG is available in 5 languages; English, Spanish, Chinese,
you heard the great news?
Dorah Caroline Mafabi, Managing Partner of the Center
for Social Economic Rights Protection in Uganda, has joined the LWVCEF team. She will be
supporting voter service and education programs for the November election as
part of a four-month fellowship of the Community Solutions
Program of the U.S. Department of State, in partnership with IREX.
Your statewide Voter Service Team is proud to
announce the arrival of the Pros & Cons for the six November ballot measures.
Two versions are now available: online HTML and printable PDF format.
Submitted by California in August 2014.
SB 52, California DISCLOSE Act, Fails to Pass Out of the Legislature
The League has supported SB 52 (Leno), the California DISCLOSE Act that would have required the largest funders of political ads to be clearly and legibly identified on the ads themselves. It would have given voters useful, readily understood information about the sources of funding of television, radio, and print ads and robocalls.
California Online Voter Registration Webinar: Strategies for Using COVR in your Community Efforts
As part of the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund's ongoing effort to create awareness for California Online Voter Registration (COVR) and increase use of the translated versions of the tool, we have partnered with the Future of California Elections (FoCE) to provide a free webinar on Friday, September 5 at 10:00 a.m. PST.
Come hear the candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
discuss critical issues impacting preschool-through-12th-grade public instruction in California. This public event will be held on September 17, 2014 from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the LA County Office of Education, LACOE Conference Center, Education Center West - 12830 Columbia Way, Downey, CA, 90242. Read and share the flyer.
Help your friends and family by recommending they vote Yes on Prop 2 and Yes on Prop 47!
Advocacy Groups Present Outline for Commonsense $6B Water Bond
Why Does Civic Learning Matter?
It is essential that the youth of today learn early on how to live in society. They must learn to speak up. They must learn to understand and appreciate the views of others. They must learn how to reach consensus and implement decisions. It is not enough for them to be lectured to; they must get hands-on experience. This is why youth civic learning for is so important to the League.
Final Recommendations from California Task Force on K-12 Civic Learning Presented to Chief Justice and Superintendent of Public Instruction
Implementation of civic learning recommendations sought in all K-12 schools.
Submitted by California in July 2014.
The ACLU of California's NVRA Implementation Project works with public assistance offices and offices serving people with disabilities, county elections offices, and the Secretary of State to improve implementation of the NVRA across California. The NVRA Toolkit was developed for use by agency workers, NVRA coordinators, and county elections officials. The complete version of the toolkit can be downloaded here.
By Helen Hutchison --
California's school funding system – known formally as the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) – provides the opportunity for renewed civic engagement in our schools. LCFF stands to empower citizens to fully participate in a democratic process that's occurring right in their backyard and to have a meaningful role in local decisions for the benefit of all students. It's an exciting time to witness such a dynamic and new model of civic participation; however, greater transparency will determine the success of this new school funding approach.
Submitted by California in June 2014.
Voter's Edge, an online national
resource for voter information, announces the upcoming release of its
comprehensive database of nonpartisan information on candidates and ballot
measures in the 2014 election. The Voter's Edge API will give developers
the ability to build web applications with customized election data on their
own media platforms. The Voter's Edge API will be made freely available by
MapLight in July 2014.
The Honorable Darrell SteinbergSenate President pro Tem
The Honorable Toni AtkinsAssembly Speaker
California State LegislatureCapitol BuildingSacramento, CA 95814
Re: Water Bond
Dear Pro Tem Steinberg and Speaker Atkins:
We are writing today to share our concerns about water bond negotiations in progress.
Election Results Available on SmartVoter.org
Looking for election results?
Visit www.SmartVoter.org and enter your address to get all the details about the measures and races you voted on.
Submitted by California in May 2014.
California Has Historic Opportunity to Make This a Big Year for Little Kids
May 2014
By Joanne Leavitt, Program Director for Early Childhood Education for the League of Women Voters of California (LWVC)
As legislators work to pass the 2014-15 state budget, the LWVC has joined Early Edge California and more than 40 other organizations in sending letters to Governor Jerry Brown, Senate President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg, and Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins, urging them to make early learning a top priority.
California has a historic opportunity to provide every child, starting with those who need it most, with high-quality early education, setting them on a path to future success.
The Chronic Absence and Attendance Partnership
AB 1866 (Bocanegra): Pupil Attendance – SUPPORT
The Legislature's enactment of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) and other recent efforts have rightly focused on student attendance, chronic absence, truancy, restorative practices, school climate and student engagement. All of these have been elevated by the Legislature knowing that children must be in school to succeed.
May 21, 2014
The Honorable Edmund G. Brown, Jr.
Governor of California
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Re: Democratic Governors Association Lawsuit
Dear Governor Brown:
Since 1974 the League of Women Voters has applied its principles of open and representative government to political campaigns. In California, the League has supported the Legislature's efforts to enact meaningful campaign finance reform. We appreciate your endorsement of these efforts, including recently signing SB 27.
League Opposes BDCP EIR Certification
The League of Women Voters of California (LWVC) has asked that the EIR/EIS for the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP) not be certified. LWVC President Jennifer A. Waggoner stated, "It is unlikely that the preferred alternative will meet the coequal goals of providing a reliable water supply and protecting, restoring and enhancing the Delta ecosystem."
May 14, 2014--Today the Governor signed Senate Bill 27 (Correa), which will help ensure that campaign contributors can no longer use "dark money" loopholes to avoid disclosure. California voters will be better able to follow the money in campaigns and make more informed decisions at the polls. Many thanks to the many League members and others who supported this important bill!
Californians were shocked by an $11 million contribution to a ballot measure campaign shortly before the November 2012 election -- and the true sources of the money have still not been fully disclosed.
Why Should I Vote in the June Election?
may still be some voters who consider a June Primary as something they can
"skip" and wait for the November election. It's important for all voters to know that our choices in June will
determine what we see on our November ballot. Every election counts just as every vote counts!
Make informed decisions on election day!
Check out our information on the June ballot measures:
Read about Proposition 41
Submitted by California in April 2014.
Videos of the Pros & Cons for June Ballot Measures are Ready!
In partnership with The California Channel, The League of Women Voters of
California Education Fund has produced pro and con videos on each of the ballot
measures to help educate voters for the June 3 election.
These videos can be found on the LWVCEF YouTube Channel.
Judge Orders Restoration of Voting Rights for Tens of Thousands of Californians
--Lawsuit Filed by ACLU, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Charged Secretary of State Debra Bowen with Illegal Voter Disenfranchisement
OAKLAND, Calif. – An Alameda County Superior Court Judge today ruled that Secretary of State Debra Bowen illegally stripped tens of thousands of people of their voting rights two years ago, saying people on Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS) and mandatory supervision under California's Criminal Justice Realignment Act are eligible to vote.
Submitted by California in March 2014.
Your statewide Voter Service Team is proud to announce the early arrival of the Pros and Cons PDF with key info on Prop. 41 and Prop 42.
Through a settlement just announced, millions of Californians who have applied for health benefits through the state health exchange, Covered California, will be mailed a voter registration card, and the opportunity to register to vote will be integrated into future applications.
Contact: Deborah Genzer, 415-865-8755
Submitted by California in February 2014.
Death penalty supporters filed an initiative for the November 2014 election -- to radically alter death penalty procedures in California and make them more like those in Texas or Virginia.
SAFE California (a group we support) sprang into action as soon as we knew (back in December). We convened legal and policy experts to conduct a thorough analysis.
Why Do We Oppose This Initiative?
The Presidential Commission on Election Administration (PCEA)
Submitted by California in December 2013.
When the legislature reconvenes in January, our bills to shine a light on money in California elections will come up for a floor vote. Take action now by contacting your Assembly Members to vote YES on SB 2 and SB 27!
Submitted by California in November 2013.
This year alone, 19 out of 26 of the bills we supported—from improving campaign disclosure to fracking regulations to voting rights—will be California law.
LWVC Guidance—EPA Listening Session
Climate change is now. Heat records are being broken, glaciers are melting, the seas are rising and we have a moral obligation to protect are children and future generations from the even greater impacts of climate change that will occur if we don't do something today.
The League of Women Voters of California Education Fund (LWVCEF) has received a grant from the Irvine Foundation for a project to develop a best practices manual for all of California's Official Voter Information Guides.
The manual will present recommendations on how to meet the needs of California's diverse voters and increase engagement, including:
Submitted by California in October 2013.
On October 24, 2013, the California Fair Political Practices Commission announced a settlement in the case of secret money donated to the campaign to defeat Proposition 30 and support Proposition 32 in the November 2012 election. The settlement includes a record $1 million fine, based on two donations, one for $4 million, and one for $11 million. Neither of these donations were properly reported according to California law.
Check out reviews on GreatNonprofits, and you're invited to add your own review!
NEW! The Guide to California Government (G2CG) is available on Amazon.
SACRAMENTO–SB 3 was vetoed by Governor Jerry Brown today. The bill called for the Secretary of State, in consultation with the Fair Political Practices Commission, to look into the technological requirement and cost for a modern online database for campaign finance & lobbying disclosures.
Enrollment opened today at http://www.CoveredCA.com/ Covered California is a new marketplace where individuals, families and small businesses can now enroll for affordable health insurance to take effect January, 2014.
Submitted by California in September 2013.
"Everyone should be included in our democracy" says Yee
Do you know how to look up the list of bills the LWVC supports and opposes, with their up-to-the-minute status, links to our letters on them, etc.? At this time of year, the Bill Status Report page also lists the bills that have been passed by the legislature and sent to the Governor for his signature. Visit that page to find:
SB 4 (Pavley) was passed by the Legislature and sent to the Governor on September 11. This bill establishes a framework for regulating fracking and "acidization" of oil and gas wells that is likely the strongest in the country. The League has concerns about recent amendments to the bill. Read our statement and
Submitted by California in August 2013.
From 2013 to 2015, we will have the opportunity to observe the 50th anniversaries of four of our nation's seminal civil rights tipping points. Join us in celebrating, educating, and taking action for civil rights!
Joining the League of Women Voters gives you opportunities to do hands-on work to safeguard democracy and make a tangible difference in your own community.
The League only acts on issues we have studied. The entire process, from the selection of the issues through the adoption of a policy statement on the issue, is based on the League's values, organizational structure, and processes.
Submitted by California in July 2013.
The chairs of a joint task force established by Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson have announced a schedule of public hearings and a timeline to produce recommendations on revamping civics curriculum in California schools.
Submitted by California in June 2013.
Most of the U.S. Census data about voting and registration from the
November 2012 general election focus on voters, but it also examines why
nonvoters did not vote. According to analysis by the Pew Charitable Trusts, the two (of 11 possible) most common reasons
Media Briefing Teleconference 6/12 at 10:30 am
New Report
Examines Whether California Citizens Redistricting Commission Was Transparent
and Democratic in Drawing District Lines
Findings will also show whether
Californians approve of the job of the commission and what must change
for future commissions to be successful
Submitted by California in May 2013.
An In-Depth Report on California's First-Ever Citizen Redistricting Commission - "When the People Draw the Lines"
The League of Women Voters of California has a series of priorities: the Issues for Education and Advocacy set every two years at the LWVC convention, the legislative priorities set for each legislative session by the board, and the core issues of the League that include redistricting, elections, initiative and referendum process, voting rights, campaign finance reform and reproductive choices.
Can you guess what these four influential community leaders all have in common?
Regulation of fracking (hydraulic fracturing in oil and gas production) must ensure that public health, safety and the environment are protected by disclosure and oversight. Read our letter to DOGGR, the state Division of Oil, Gas & Geothermal Resources, in response to their "discussion draft" of regulations.
Submitted by California in March 2013.
Show Your Support of Marriage Equality
In just a few short weeks, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider two cases about the freedom to marry: the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and California's Proposition 8. Events are happening all over the country to raise awareness and show support for equal rights. Download flyers and other materials in the Organizing Toolkit. Attend a training. Find a way to show support of marriage equality in your community: http://www.lighttojustice.org/
Are you looking for something new and meaningful for your book club? Check out these resources in San Francisco, or ask your local library if they will put together something similar for your community.
Submitted by California in February 2013.
Bill by Senators Lieu and Yee Seeks to Shine Light into Campaign Financing
Increased campaign finance transparency sought
Sacramento, February 27, 2013 — Senators Ted W. Lieu of Torrance and Leland Yee of San Francisco/San Mateo today announced language to Senate Bill 2 – part of their two-bill package to strengthen the California Political Reform Act.
On February 17, League members gathered with people from across the country for the largest rally on climate change in U.S. history! The Forward on Climate Rally took place on the National Mall in Washington, DC, and aimed to let the Obama Administration know that there exists strong public support for climate change action. Rallies also took place across the country, including notable ones in our state in:
On February 21, the League sent the below letter to the U.S. Senate in favor of common sense solutions to the gun violence plaguing our nation.
SOTU: Disappointed that President Obama Failed to Call for Bold Action on Voting Rights
Washington, DC – The following is a statement from Elisabeth MacNamara, President of the League of Women Voters of the United States:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Elizabeth Leslie
February 14, 2013 916-842-7737
www.lwvc.org ... eleslie [at] lwvc.org
The Easy Voter Guide is your quick nonpartisan guide to the March 5, 2013 citywide elections in Los Angeles and is available in English,
and Spanish.
You can contact the LWV LA to order yours at, 213- 368-1616.
Coalition of Leading Conservation, Environmental Justice, and Labor Groups Launched to Protect the California Environmental Quality Act
Poll shows nearly 2/3 of California voters oppose weakening CEQA
Submitted by California in January 2013.
"Do We Have to Take This Much Initiative?" was the title of a stimulating discussion of the initiative and referendum process in California and how it can be improved. Trudy Schafer, LWVC's Senior Director for Program, moderated a panel discussion sponsored by LWV North County San Diego and LWV San Diego on January 25.
On the November 2012 statewide ballot, there were 10 initiatives and 1 referendum for California voters to decide on. In May 2011, the League of Women Voters of California (LWVC) adopted a study to update of their position on the initiative and referendum (I&R) process.
WHATThe 65th State Convention of the League of Women Voters of California
WHEN10 am, Friday, May 15, through 3 pm, Sunday, May 17, 2015, with special pre-Convention events on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
WHEREThe Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter910 Broadway Circle San Diego, CA 92101 Phone: 619-239-2200
Our Letter to the Editor:
The League of Women Voters of California, a long-time advocate of citizen involvement in the political process, is concerned about recent assaults on the California Environmental Quality Act.
CEQA is one of the few state laws ensuring that the public can weigh in on major land use decisions. It helps assure that both decision-makers and the public have adequate information to make informed decisions and that significant environmental impacts are avoided.
This morning, our own Trudy Schafer moderated the Future of California Elections conference panel "Election Reforms: What Should We Prioritize for 2013 and Beyond?"
California has an opportunity to champion election reforms that will increase voter participation and access, promote election security and accountability, and improve the way our elections are run. This panel discussed potential priorities for electoral reform.
Submitted by California in December 2012.
We have an amazing community of members, volunteers and donors. In this video, we asked Carole, Robbie and Susan to share what inspires them to donate to the League.
Watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONVQN6hVkww.
DONATE: http://www.lwvcdonations.org/program-detail?id=1591.
Amid the frenzy of this November's election, the League
entered a brand new era in online information with the launch of Smart Voter's "Next
Generation" website. As the first complete redesign of the service
in its fifteen year history, the innovative new site delivers an exceptional experience
that is as easy to navigate on a small smartphone touchscreen as on a big
desktop computer. In addition to offering
Submitted by California in November 2012.
As you reflect on our recent successes and the challenges still in front of us, you must ask: What lies ahead for California and our democracy?
In 2013, the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund will rely on
our grassroots force for good as we implement ambitious new plans.
These plans embody our legacy while positioning us to lead the charge
for a better California.
The League of Women Voters of California hails the voters' decisions on key propositions yesterday, as they passed Propositions 30 and 40 and defeated Proposition 32. However, we note with regret the defeat of Proposition 34.
"Voters recognize that restoring the California Dream requires investment in education and public services," said LWVC President Jennifer A. Waggoner. "Proposition 30 sets us on the path toward financial stability and adequate funding for vital services our government must provide for California."
Submitted by California in October 2012.
Sacramento, CA – California Common Cause, the League of Women Voters of California, and the Fair Political Practices Commission will work together to develop and introduce legislation in the upcoming session to improve California's campaign finance disclosure laws. This partnership is committed to giving Californians as much information as possible about who is funding campaign ads and messages so voters can make informed decisions.
Sacramento, California (PRWEB) October 25, 2012
With less than two weeks until the November election, The League of
Women Voters of California Education Fund is powering the vote. The
League is preparing voters in California to feel confident when casting
their vote using these trusted, nonpartisan resources:
1. Need info and videos on the statewide ballot measures?
View NEW ballot measure videos produced in partnership with the California Channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/LWVCEF.
In partnership with the California Channel, The League of Women Voters of California Education Fund has produced pro and con videos on each of the ballot measures to help educate voters. These videos can be found on the LWVCEF YouTube Channel.
Here are the facts on your California voting rights if you have a criminal history. Watch the video. Your vote counts -- every vote counts.
Submitted by California in September 2012.
Do you know your rights on Election Day?
Use this handy Know Your Rights Card from the ACLU to be prepared on Election Day.
November 6 is near, make sure you know your rights on Election Day and share it with a friend.
The Secretary of State's
office, in coordination with the Department of Motor Vehicles and the 58 county
elections officials, made easier the process of voter registration in California.
Now, any eligible California
voter who has access to the Internet and a driver's license or ID signature on
file with the DMV can register whenever and wherever it is convenient.
Submitted by California in June 2012.
Should your state or community have an
independent redistricting commission? We held a webinar on July 11, 2012 to
talk about the overwhelming success of California's
2011 redistricting process.
Galambos Malloy and Stanley Forbes, two members of California'snew Citizens Redistricting Commission, joined League members who
worked to establish this revolutionary reform to discuss how the independent,
transparent and fair redistricting process worked in California.
Submitted by California in April 2012.
League Offers Easy Voter Guides to Help New and Busy Voters in Five Languages
Sent to
Submitted by California in November 2011.
SmartVoter.org: Last Minute Voting Help!
Don't let anything stop you from voting -- our democracy needs YOU! Not sure if your polling place moved? Can't decide which candidate you should pick for city council, school board or judge? Need to listen to a recorded debate to decide? Never heard about a local bond measure?
Submitted by California in August 2011.
As the Citizens Redistricting Commission formally adopts its final
redistricting maps today, the League of Women Voters of California congratulates
both the commissioners and the state of California on a job well done. "The
voters put their trust in a new redistricting process when they passed
Proposition 11 in November 2008, and the commission has more than fulfilled that
trust," stated LWVC President Jennifer A. Waggoner. "This citizen-driven process
Submitted by California in May 2011.
May 24, 2011
Citizens Redistricting Commission1130 K Street, Suite 101Sacramento, CA 95814
Re: Mapping Criteria in the Voters FIRST Act
Dear Members of the Citizens Redistricting Commission:
May 3, 2011
Citizens Redistricting Commission1130 K Street, Suite 101Sacramento, CA 95814
Re: Commission Goal: Honoring the Spirit of the Voters FIRST Act
Members of the Citizens Redistricting Commission:
Submitted by California in February 2011.
Put yourself in Helen's shoes. Have you faced election results that denied your basic rights?
Read an interview with Helen Valeska Bary (1888-1973) "The Suffrage Vote in California, 1911":
Submitted by California in April 2010.
Voters receive great nonpartisan resources from the League: SmartVoter.org, the Easy Voter Guide and the new FAST FACTS series, Pros & Con


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"The Ultimate Fighter 13" runner-up Ramsey Nijem (4-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) and Danny Downes (8-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) have agreed to meet at UFC 137 in Las Vegas.
UFC officials today announced the lightweight match-up.
Featuring a title fight between current UFC welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre and former Strikeforce titleholder Nick Diaz, UFC 137 takes place Oct. 29 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
The night's main card airs on pay-per-view, though Nijem vs. Downes likely will be part of the preliminary card.
The otherwise-easygoing Nijem proved his in-cage toughness on "TUF 13" with wins over Charlie Rader, Clay Harvison and Chris Cope. But at the show's live finale, he suffered a quick knockout loss to eventual show champion (and house pariah) Tony Ferguson.
A former Division I wrestler, "Stripper" Ramsey snapped a three-fight win streak in pro competition with the loss.
The 23-year-old now looks to save his UFC career when he meets fellow fan favorite Downes. The 25-year-old Duke Roufus-trained fighter moved to the UFC after a 1-1 stint in the WEC that included an upset of Tiequan Zhang. After a brief break and a victory in a regional promotion, "Danny Boy" returned to the UFC as a late replacement and suffered a decision loss to veteran Jeremy Stephens at the TUF 13 Finale.
The latest UFC 137 card now includes:
- Champ Georges St-Pierre vs. Nick Diaz (for UFC welterweight title)
- Carlos Condit vs. B.J. Penn
- Cheick Kongo vs. Matt Mitrione
- Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs. Roy Nelson
- Dennis Siver vs. Sam Stout
- Hatsu Hioki vs. George Roop
- Eliot Marshall vs. Brandon Vera
- Tyson Griffin vs. Bart Palaszewski
- Tim Credeur vs. Brad Tavares
- Danny Downes vs. Ramsey Nijem
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Mine, Washington State, ranks 3rd in the nation, ugh! This report comes from The Tax Foundation who claim that they've been around since 1937.
Their report centers on state and the average of local sales taxes. Don't be misled however, this report does NOT include state income taxes, nor does it include state property tax nor state business taxes! States like Oregon who have no sales tax whatsoever, but do have income tax are ranked low on this list but might not be so low when all state taxes are considered. The worst of the worst are states like New Jersey and California that have high sales taxes, high property taxes, high business taxes, AND high state income tax. The combination of all taxes is referred to as the "tax burden" and is also reported by the Tax Foundation.
The varying tax schemes are indeed confusing, but give the market time to figure it out and it will definitely adjust. Vancouver, Washington, for example (on the border of Washington & Oregon), has been one of the fasted growing cities in the state for quite some time. A very large reason is that people are playing the game of residing in Washington that has no income tax, but then they do their shopping in Portland where there are no sales taxes, thus they are enjoying the best of both worlds.
Of course yesterday I showed how the Federal Government is spending far more, but taking in way less. The states are in a similar situation where their costs are rising yet their incomes are falling. We are now experiencing marginal state bond sales and that is only going to get worse as tax revenue declines. The only way out for the states is to reduce spending… or get bailed out by the Federal Government. The Federal Government, though, has a not-so-little problem in that they are definitely running up against the limits of debt and money printing.
I'd like to be able to show you the Fed's charts on state tax revenue collections, but they have not updated any of the charts since 2008. They should be updated soon and I'll post them when they are, I am expecting a cliff diving horror show. We know it's bad because deficits are widening now at an accelerating pace as indicated in the latest paper from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, printed at the beginning of this month and showing that 48 states are now running sizable deficits:
Indeed, it would seem that the states have hit the proverbial wall. How's yours doing?
Kansas – The Wall:
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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Liezel said:Grifter, my betting string is starting at 100-150-200-250 is this strategy to risky or is it okay?
Grifter said:Lets clear the air with some facts ..
- For the non-counter, flat betting is not the only way to play .Conservative progressions like Walters, Dahl, New York, etc. are viable alternatives if you are a recreational player who does not want to count.
- Progressions like the ones mentioned do not increase your loss rate. They play at the same expected value as flat betting.
I am not advocating progressions or dissing them, just trying to dispel the implication that anyone who does not count is a dummy I would estimate that less than 2% of the members of this forum are actual counters; and most are here simply to learn more about all forms of blackjack ..Including questions about how to play without counting.
Trivia Question for SSR What percentage of the total blackjack players at any given time in Las Vegas are actually playing with a count?
Liezel said:Well I disagree because if it were as important as you and Grifter make it seem then surely the INVENTOR of the progression would have something to say about that... he said nothing about suggesting or requiring a certain amount so that tells me that it isn't very important to implement! Am I wrong?
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Category Archives: Philosophy Bites
The Philosophy of Forgiveness
I have a long-standing habit of listening to spoken word at bedtime. I suppose I can roundly blame my mother for this, as she was a dedicated 1970s bedtime story reader. (It is fashionable to lump everything on upbringing these days, but hopefully for not too much longer as we finally consent to grow up as a generation and take responsibility for ourselves. In the meantime, I also blame Philip Larkin for pointing it out.)
Furthermore, I can blame my poor mother for an association my tired brain makes which is spoken word + head on pillow + close eyes = fall asleep in short order. It is, you understand, the spoken word that is the guaranteed soporific. Oftentimes, I try to close eyes + head on pillow and all that = is dancing thoughts leaping and pirouetting in my brain and keeping me awake.
My mother read me fiction, not the newspaper, so once I was older I replaced her with Charles Dickens. Not the actual Charles Dickens sitting on the bed, but an actor's voice reading Dickens' words – Great Expectations on audio. As I would fall asleep in short order it took years to hear the whole thing all the way through, albeit completely out of sequence. Then I broke my tape recorder and moved onto the radio – Radio 4, the World Tonight with Robin Lustig to be precise. The thing was, that the news would quite often rev me up, rather than wind me down, and after many, many years of this habit, I knocked it on the head as a bad job on many counts.
I moved on to Melvyn Bragg and the In Our Time podcasts, which are actually too long at three quarters of an hour for a bedtime story. The earpiece I wear to avoid broadcasting the show around the house (I am a little deaf) gets uncomfortable, so I don't drop off into a deep sleep, rather I snooze uneasily and fitfully as Melvyn bustles his guests along, snapping at their heels all the while.
Which is a very lengthy preamble to say that now I listen to a rather excellent set of *podcasts by Philosophy Bites which is where I came across the philosopher Lucy Allais' rather interesting interview on forgiveness.
Which I will say more about tomorrow, and illustrate with a song.
I know. You can't wait.
*at about 15 – 20 minutes the perfect length for bedtime, and sufficiently engaging to nod off to. When the subject matter is intellectually taxing (that's you Daniel Dennett) I simply employ the method I used as a child when my mother read certain sections of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table and become immediately comatose.


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In The News: Welfare Reform's Aftermath
(mar '00) The Story So Far
In 1996, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) was reluctantly signed into law by President Clinton. PRWORA, welfare reform�s rightful name, was overwhelmingly endorsed by a conservative Republican congressional majority. These would-be reformers legislated the demise of the federally-financed entitlement program Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), enacted in the Great Depression. Given that era's social mores, its original target group, women with children and without husbands, was viewed as being modest in scale.
However by the 1960s this was no longer the case, and the program's numbers began to mount. To further complicate matters, AFDC was fast becoming identified as a minority program that promoted family dissolution. While pundits speculated endlessly about "root " causes of poverty, taxpayers had long concluded that little good would come of AFDC, save for the much-derided culture of dependency. (Also in welfare reformers sights was the much smaller General Assistance program, received largely by single adults, down on their luck. But as a state-financed effort, GA was not within TANF�s reach.)
With PROWRA's passage, AFDC was out, and Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) was in. To ease the transition, the feds, through TANF, provided the states with a sum of discretionary money to be used on behalf of their welfare populations over a five year period. Few parts of the country had bleaker predictions about the success of TANF than New York. Democratic pols, left-liberal academics and think tankers � amply represented locally � saw it as a racist-inspired Great Betrayal.
Tales From the City
Between 1996 and 1999, the number of New Yorkers who received TANF and General Assistance declined by 35%, from 1.1 million to 656,000. As a share of the City's population, they fell from 15% to 9% of the total. This declining trend also occurred in each of the boroughs and, more remarkably, in each of the City's 59 community districts. Within the overall public assistance population, the ranks of General Assistance recipients fell at a much faster rate � 54% � than did those TANF, down 29%.
But the decline of the late nineties was not the case throughout the decade; the 1990s saw the City's welfare population literally go up the mountain and then down again. Between 1990 and 1994, public assistance recipients increased by 34% and by the end of that period accounted for one out of six of all New Yorkers. Though this occurred during the Dinkins mayoralty it was hardly due to a policy of padding the welfare rolls. Rather it reflected the local economy's dire straits. A comparable upsurge in welfare took place nationally in the early 1990's, reflecting the halting recovery from the 1990-91 recession. The first two pre-Welfare Reform years of the Giuliani mayoralty coincided with a modest revival in the City's economy and the beginnings of a welfare population rollback. As the local economy picked up speed over the next (post-Welfare Reform) three years, the drop in the rolls intensified.
Taking Stock
What has happened to those who have dropped from the welfare rolls? No one really knows for sure. A considerable number have been picked up by SSI, a federally financed entitlement program which has a growing contingent of non-elderly disabled children and adults. But the safe bet is that most are in paid employment. Are they better off than before? This question is still unanswerable, though there seems to be little evidence of dramatic deterioration. One telltale indicator supporting this position is the post-1996 trend in food stamp usage. Still a federally funded entitlement program, food stamp recipients fell by 28% between 1996 and 1999. Hard times for former welfare recipients would be mean more, not fewer, recipients.
The Mayor and Governor Pataki were supporters of "ending welfare as we know it" from the get-go. But it is impossible to say how much of the ensuing reduction in the public assistance population on their watch is due to their tough-love positions, and how much is simply the result of the strong economy for which they bear little responsibility. And while great progress may have been made in changing the culture of dependency, it is nevertheless all too true that a considerable number of the poor are still with us. As 2000 began, over a million New Yorkers were on some form of public assistance (including SSI recipients), and more than a half a million of the working poor are dependent on Medicaid for health care.
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Nars Penny Lane Cream BlushNars Penny Lane Blush ($28) is described on the Nars website as a nude pink. It's a very soft and delicate bridal pink with neutral undertones. If you look closely, it has a little bit of a white pearl, but it looks mostly matte on the skin. It's a great every-day blush that you can't really do wrong with. It's very subtle, yet it gives your skin a hint of color that your cheeks need to look healthy and lightly flushed. It's very similar to the effect MAC Cubic Blush would give me (one of my favorite neutrals).
Nars Cream Blushes are a cream to powder formula, and are very soft and creamy to the touch, but they blend into a seamless powder finish on the skin.
For Penny Lane in particular, I've used a few different methods - a small stippling brush, a foundation brush and my fingers. Because the color is so light, it's not a shade that you can easily overdo. So, I don't find a stippling brush to be necessary, as it doesn't apply enough color to the cheeks unless I pack it on the brush. Although I rarely like using my fingers for application of makeup, I find that the fingers give me the best control and color.
To be completely satisfied with the color, I usually apply two layers. I think this blush is best suited for light skintones, but can also work well for light-medium and medium skintones. I'm around the MAC NC35 coloring right now, and I can tell if I were any darker, it may start to show up ashy. If you're darker than the MAC NC40 coloring (medium-dark/tan), you may want to skip, otherwise you can use Penny Lane as a base for a neutral blush that suits your skin better.
The lasting power is decent, but it's not particularly long wearing. I find that it lasting power sometimes depends on the foundation I'm wearing. For instance, after 4 hours it has almost completely faded when I'm wearing Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua, but it stays in tact much longer when I'm wearing Estee Lauder Double Wear.
Overall, I'm happy with Penny Lane and I know because of the light color and pigmentation, this is a blush I'll reach for often, and I'm pretty positive I'll easily be able to finish it up.
If you're on the lookout for a soft natural pink "no-blush blush" for every day, Penny Lane is a great choice. For a cheaper alternative with a similar effect, I like using L'Oreal Cherubic Magicsmooth Souffle Blush.
To read additional reviews for Penny Lane, check out Makeupalley.
The Round-Up
- Very creamy, blends easily with the fingers
- Natural, powdery finish
- Gives the perfect amount of understated color to the cheeks
- Lasting power could be better when worn solo - I typically need a touch-up mid-day.
- May not show up on medium-dark, tan and deep skintones.
- Because the blush is pretty sheer, I need a couple of layers on my medium skin - with daily use I can see myself finishing this blush quickly.


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