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For over a 100 years the League of Women Voters has challenged voter suppression and upheld representative democracy.
March 5, 2024, Presidential Primary Election Day!
NOTE: Voters not registered with a qualified political party are considered “No Party Preference” voters for California’s presidential primary election. Voters with No Party Preference will not have the contest for U.S. President on their ballot unless they take action to receive a party ballot. TAKE ACTION.
League of Women Voters Forums
LWVDA & LWVW - VOTE With The League: No on Proposition 1 Forum
Wednesday, February 7th | 6:00PM – 7:30PM | Davis Veterans Memorial Center Club Room
LWVDA Yolo County Supervisor District 4 Candidate Forum
Wednesday, January 31st | 6:00PM – 8:30PM | Watch Live Below!
LWV Candidates Forum: Yolo County Superior County Judge 6:00PM
Wednesday, January 24th | 6:00PM – 8:30PM | Woodland Senior Center, 2001 East St. Woodland, CA
LWV Proposition 1 Pros & Cons Forum 7:15 PM
Wednesday, January 24th | 6:00PM – 8:30PM | Woodland Senior Center, 2001 East St. Woodland, CA
League of Women Voters Davis Area Presents Report at City of Davis City Council Meeting
Tuesday, February 6th | 7:30PM | Davis Council Chambers, Davis CA
Over the span of three years, this project by the Davis League General Plan and Community Vision Committee was created by a community engagement process, gathering thoughts and opinions on the future of Davis from a variety of Davis community members. While not a formal scientific survey process, the project provides City residents with a catalyst to spark further community engagement.
As the City of Davis begins its update on the General Plan and Community Vision for the future, we will continue to pursue the League principles of civic education and engagement. We support on-going City and community communication. We also want to hear from you! We encourage you to read the report, get involved, and submit comments to your League at lwvdavisarea@gmail.com.
Read the report: HERE
What Does the CA League support?
LWVC Positions on Legislation Under Current Consideration in California:
League Voter Efforts:
League Members Assisting Yolo County Elections Department
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The League of Women Voters returns to the Davis Area
Mary Jo Bryan, Bob Fung, Georgina Valencia, and Matt Williams were the initial group that organized the revival of the Davis chapter which was active for 57 years until it dissolved in 2014.