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.
Upcoming Events
Mike Thompson Interview
Have a question for U.S. Representative Mike Thompson? The LWVYC board is hosting and moderating a public interview with Rep. Thompson Friday, May 30, 2025.
LWV Annual Meeting 2025
Don’t miss our final members meeting of this year, where we set the stage for the coming 2025-2026 fiscal year!
Action Alerts
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.
Woodland’s New Consolidated Housing Plan
The City of Woodland, CA is forming a new five-year “consolidated plan” for housing. According to an article in the Daily Democrat, the plan’s intent is to determine how federal grant money can be spent on housing and community development activities, as well as form an analysis of “impediments to fair housing choice.” Here’s a […]
Women Defend Democracy
The LWV has announced a powerful new initiative – “Unite and Rise 8.5” – starting on May 1 as part of its Women Defend Democracy campaign. The initiative will focus on engaging and mobilizing 8.5 million voters between now and November 2026 to protect and preserve our democratic institutions. Local gatherings will take place in Davis and Woodland on Thursday, May 1, protesting many actions being taken by the current administration
Reject Anti-Voter Policies
Time Range For Action Alert:Jan 01 2025 to Dec 31 2025 The House and Senate introduced the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require citizenship documentation to register to vote even though voters in every state are already required to affirm or verify their citizenship status when registering. It is already illegal for […]
**ALERT: Click here to read the LWVC Letter Opposing AB25: proposed Election Integrity Act**
What Does the CA League support?
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LWVC Positions on Legislation Under Current Consideration in California:
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League Members at Yolo County Events – Elections Assistance to Community Outreach!
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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!
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