The U.S. Supreme Court has just made a ruling that severely restricts the ACA requirement that employers provide contraceptive coverage for women.
The women and men of the League of Women Voters work to see that every citizen can vote, every vote is counted and every voter has fair and unbiased information on issues and candidates. We do not support or oppose candidates or parties, but we are political. When we have adopted policy positions on an issue, we also campaign for and against proposed laws, ballot measures or government actions on that issue.
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Interested young people, people of all ages, and League members are invited to volunteer as assistant producers for the League Election 2014 programs. Between approximately August 15 and September 15, we'll be planning...
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There will be seven measures on the November 4 ballot (unless the legislature decides to add another one or two). Here are our adopted positions to date: Proposition 43: Oppose The LWVC opposes the water...
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LWVC is cosponsoring SB 1253 (Steinberg), the Ballot Initiative Transparency Act (BITA), with California Common Cause, which will lead to simpler ballots using plain language, and more information for California voters. ...
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Members of the LWVBAE Education Team members attended a briefing by Assemblymember Nancy Skinner on the recent California State Budget’s effect on libraries and literacy programs. The briefing was Monday, July 21, ...
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The League of Women Voters of Berkeley, Albany, Emeryville announces that its Board of Directors voted today to support Alameda Country Transportation Sales Tax, Measure B, which would increase the current half cent per ...
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