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We've been using social media as a way of engaging members, partners, and the public in redistricting education since the start of 2011. This report summarizes, analyses, and invites your feedback on our strategy.
LWVC’s Senior Director for Program, Trudy Schafer, led a discussion of the future of initiative and referendum in California as part of the Zócalo Public Square discussions celebrating the 100th anniversary of the initiative and referendum process in California. The League is engaged in an update study of the initiative and referendum process to learn more, click here.
We support AB 1436 (Feuer), to allow eligible Californians to register to vote on Election Day and during the two weeks leading up to it. Sign our petition.
The League of Women Voters of California recommends a yes vote on Proposition 28, term limit reform. To read more about the League's recommendations, look here.
Join the League in supporting AB 1648 (Brownley), the California DISCLOSE Act. Keep up the pressure. The Appropriations Committee decision will be made in late May.
Millions of campaign $$$$$ are flowing everywhere in our elections. Tracking the money path can be challenging because the information is patchy and found in different places. The League of Women Voters can help you find out who is funding political campaigns and how much money is being spent. Read more.
The League of Women Voters is working to make it easier to identify the real donors to campaigns by supporting the DISCLOSE Act (AB 1648 - Brownley). Find out about this bill and what you can do to support this important reform.
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LWVC’s Senior Director for Program, Trudy Schafer, led a 
