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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.  

Expansive Small Business Tax Relief & Wider Path to Victory in 2020

SACRAMENTO – California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. has announced that 11 new California counties have adopted the Voter’s Choice Act (VCA) election model while two more counties will complete their transition to the voting model later this year. 

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!

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Outreach help on voting changes due to COVID-19 for Local Leagues

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.

Get the facts before you vote on June 5

Partnership to bring citizens in-depth, nonpartisan voting information that's easy to understand, all in one place

Online Guide Provides Unbiased Information That's Easy to Understand for 2016 Election

Find out more about our nonpartisan voter guide for California

Settlement in “Motor Voter” Case in Time for 2018 Elections

Dispel vote by mail myths, share the facts

We are calling on you to help build a movement. Together, we won’t just open the locks on our democracy; we will shatter them.

League vows to keep fighting exploitation by wealthy special interest groups.

Ohio might look to California for a solution to its gerrymandering problem. The Golden State has succeeded in removing politicians from the drawing of congressional district boundaries, something Ohio lawmakers have refused to do.

So, Californians end up with districts designed to reflect the common interests of their communities, unlike many Ohioans whose districts only reflect the re-election interests of politicians and their parties.

Which process sounds better to you?

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