Protect Local Voting Interests
For over a 100 years the League of Women Voters has challenged voter suppression and upheld representative democracy. The League does not support or oppose any political party or any candidate. It does, however, take action on selected, studied government issues in the public interest and supports access and belonging for all people in principles and practices.
Action Alerts
Unite & Rise 8.5
An 8.5 million-strong initiative to fight the Constitutional Crises
The National LWV declared a constitutional crisis along with our intention to launch an 8.5 million-strong initiative, called Unite & Rise 8.5.
After careful monitoring and analysis, LWVUS has decided that now is the time to sound the alarm: our country is in a full-on constitutional crisis. The foundational principles that have sustained our democracy — checks and balances, the rule of law, free and fair elections — are under direct and sustained attack.
Stay tuned for more information on how you can help.
Upcoming Events
June Meeting:
Annual Member Meeting
Saturday, June 21st 11:00AM - 1:30PM | In-Person Meeting - Location: TBD
Don’t miss our final members meeting of this year, where we set the stage for the coming 2025-2026 fiscal year!
The Annual meeting is a year-end potluck brunch and member mixer.
Program will include:
- Board Elections
- Program Planning for 2025-26
- County Mental Health Position Adoption
- Approval of amended Bylaws per LWVUS membership change requirements
- Budget Approval for 2025-26 year
The annual meeting is also your chance to learn more about service and advocacy opportunities available to all members in the 2025-26 year.
Come meet the new leadership and hear about our plans for programming and outreach for our countywide league.
LWVYC Coming Event Announcement:
U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson Interview
Anticipated for Late May
During this time of extraordinary change, we have been given the opportunity to conduct a public interview with Rep. Mike Thompson during an upcoming Legislative recess.
The event will be open to the public as well as taped by Woodland TV for viewing online.
Our League interviewer will ask Rep. Thompson nonpartisan questions prepared by League representatives. Written audience questions will also be accepted. No voice questions or statements will be accepted.
Remember! No paraphernalia, such as signs, t-shirts, hats, buttons, etc., will be allowed inside the meeting room.
What Does the CA League support?
LWVC Positions on Legislation Under Current Consideration in California:
League Voter Efforts:
League Members at Yolo County Events - Elections Assistance to Community Outreach!
Get Out The Vote!
Get Out The Vote!
A Lot Is Happening Near You
Find out how you can get involved
The League welcomes everyone who cares about our government and the issues facing our communities, state and nation.
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Work alongside League members to build relationships in your community.
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Play an active role in our democracy. Join The League of Women Voters of Yolo County (LWVYC).
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Your contribution protects voting freedoms and furthers democracy in Yolo County.
See the change
The League of Women Voters merges the larger Davis Area unit and Woodland chapter
In January 2025, the League of Women Voters of Yolo County combined two strong organizations to better serve Yolo. The strong desire by the members of the Leagues of Women Voters of Davis Area and Woodland to support all county residents led to this dedicated effort. We are thrilled to broaden our reach!
