Solano County Subscribed Articles

Solano County Subscribed Articles

Public Statement

The League of Women Voters of the United States denounces any political leaders and candidates using language that invokes violence.

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Got questions about the different types of elections? What about how to cast your ballot, or who different election workers are? We explain all this and more.

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VOTE411 is the tool that LWVDV provides to allow voters to look up information about the candidates on their ballot. Log on to see general information about voting and details about candidates and measures.

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For the past two months, a team of 13 League members was very busy, working in pairs to educate the community about the ballot measures to be decided in the November election.

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The LWVDV Voter Services team reports on last month's activities.

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The LWVDV President provides a quick update on League activities.

LWVC Newsletter
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November 5 is nearly here! As the countdown to Election Day ticks down, the LWVC is all in—working through every angle to support voters across California. Our team and dedicated volunteers are answering questions, directing voters to resources, and ensuring accessible voting for all. On the advocacy side, we’re monitoring ballot measures and gearing up for 2025 grassroots-driven action through Program Planning. Plus, applications are still open to join our Board of Directors! Read on to learn how to stay informed, and snag some voting swag before Election Night!

Public Statement

The Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights (VACIR), the League of Women Voters of Virginia (LWVVA), and African Communities Together (ACT) are disappointed and alarmed the Supreme Court of the United States has allowed Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin to wrongfully remove qualified voters from the voting rolls less than one week before a federal election.

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Bringing a toddler to the polls is not for the faint of heart. I do it anyway because I want them to see democracy and voting in action — even if they spend part of our trip trying unsuccessfully to use the ballot-marking device or playing with the pens in the voting booth.

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