Please enjoy the March 2026 issue of THE VOTER, the newsletter of the League of Women Voters of Stanislaus County. (To access full newsletter, click "Read more" then scroll to bottom of page to find PDF download link.)
Please enjoy the February 2026 issue of THE VOTER, the newsletter of the League of Women Voters of Stanislaus County. (To access full newsletter, click "Read more" then scroll to bottom of page to find PDF download link.)
In democracy, lines matter. They define our districts, our rights, and the boundaries of executive power. This month, the LWVC is busy drawing the line against those who seek to undermine our vote.
Throughout the first year of the 119th Congress, the League of Women Voters did advocacy work around legislation with significant implications for both our democracy and the people within it. This blog looks back at five of the most consequential legislative battles of 2025, as well as their implications for our country and the League’s 2026 advocacy work.
A coalition of voting rights organizations filed a lawsuit today in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts challenging President Trump's March 31 executive order concerning mail-in voting.
Voting rights advocates filed a federal lawsuit challenging Florida House Bill 991, a new law requiring documentary proof of citizenship, warning that the measure will disenfranchise eligible voters and create unnecessary barriers to the freedom to vote
The League of Women Voters issued the following statement in response to the president’s executive order, “Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal Elections.”
