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Published On 7/15/2026
Celebrate our 250th by learning more about how America’s government works. Explore Ballotpedia’s “blueprints” explaining, e.g., redistricting, ballot access, and our court system. Then bookmark the series to catch new topics each month through the end of 2026.
Published On 7/15/2026
As the Supreme Court limits transgender rights, it’s important to understand why anti-trans policy attacks democracy itself, and the rights of women and girls generally.
Published On 7/7/2026
How do I teach them about injustice without convincing them that the world is unsafe? How do I talk to them about activism without passing down the anxiety I feel every day?… It’s about raising children in a country where basic rights are constantly debated, where healthcare isn’t guaranteed, where lockdown drills have become routine, and where policies too often prioritize power over people.
Published On 1/10/2026
Statement of protest, solidarity and resistance from LWV of Minnesota and LWVUS.
Tim Dupuis, Alameda County’s registrar of voters and its top election official, is going to retire next March.
Published On 9/3/2025
On November 4, 2025, California will conduct a Statewide Special Election in which voters will decide on Proposition 50.
SJR-1 would rescind all of California’s prior calls for an Article V Constitutional Convention.

LWVO in the News

Published On 3/26/2026
In a new poll, 63% of voters support proposal to modernize Oakland’s government and align it with best practices used in other major cities
Published On 1/15/2026
California scored a key victory on Thursday against the Trump administration over access to the names and personal information of the state’s 23 million voters, persuading a federal judge to dismiss a Justice Department lawsuit filed last year demanding the data.

Community Outreach

Published On 10/4/2025
LWVO had a table at the Healthy Living Festival in September.
Published On 9/7/2025
At Sept 6 event - organized by Parks Chapel AME Church, Downs Memorial UMC & St. Columba Catholic Church.


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