The League has a proud heritage, but our work is ever more important.
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 offer fair pro and con descriptions of issues when we educate voters. 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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Join Us at LWVBAE Environmental Concerns Speaker Series, Extreme Weather in a Changing Climate, Monday, March 10, 2014 7:30-9:00 p.m. Michael Wehner is a staff member at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory who does clima...
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You’ve no doubt heard about the eroding middle class in our country. The Wall Street Journal writes “A recent study by Cornell University researcher Kendra Bischoff and Stanford's Sean Reardon finds that the shar...
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News from the League of Women Voters of the U.S. Ohio Secretary of State Shortens Early Voting – Again (NEW) Ohio voters will no longer be able to take part in early voting on Sundays or weekday nights, according t...
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Money in Politics and Voting Rights are the LWVUS top Legislative Priorities for 2014. Money in Politics was the top priority in 2013 as well; Voting Rights replaces Election Reform, but it is likely that the League ...
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We Charge the State with Illegally Denying 60,000 the Right to Vote We joined the ACLU of California and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area in a lawsuit charging the state with un...
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