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1. To help in your community, find your local League and ask today!

2. Contact us to volunteer on voter education and outreach projects like Voter's Edge California via email at lwvc [at] lwvc.org.

Our coalition submits more than 1.7 million signatures of support and our initiative will now qualify for the November 2020 ballot

In a sign of how modest expectations have become of Californians actually casting ballots, elections officials and advocates alike found relief Monday in the final tally showing 37% of voters cast ballots in June — small compared with total registration but the highest for a nonpresidential primary since 1998.

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We stand on the shoulders of giants as we look ahead to the next 100 years.

Check out our updated Fast Facts on the Political Parties to help you register to vote on 9/26!

Get the facts before you vote Nov 6!

Voting rights advocates call on the state legislature to mandate safe, accessible in-person voting locations and to appropriate funds necessary to make California’s November 2020 election a success

Engage with high school students to pre-register to vote

We are working on a set of recommendations to achieve a successful presidential election in California.

The Voting Modernization Bond Act of 2018, seeks $450 million to improve California’s voting systems. The funding would update aging equipment and modernize how the state conducts elections to improve the voting experience.

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California Common Cause has published it's Municipal Democracy Index, a survey of the governance, election, and campaign practices of ALL 482 cities in California with info like:

· What form of government do most cities use;
· Which offices are elected;
· What voting system do cities use, including the number of cities using at-large, by-district, and from-district elections; and
· Which cities have campaign contribution limits and which cities post campaign disclosures online.

Changes to our voting process must be done in ways to voters who are already underrepresented in our democratic system. Make a gift and it will be matched!!

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