lwvplacercounty.org/index.html Community Leaders Angela Torrens, PresidentKaren Enghusen, Vice PresidentKaren Enghusen, Membership Chair League ID CA100 Phone (916) 208-8691 Ask this Local League a Question Join this League: Go to lwvplacercounty.org/index.html Stories from Around the State Press ReleaseLeague Initiates Making Democracy Work® Campaign for 2016 ElectionsLeague set agenda for the next biennium and elected unanimously Chris Carson of Burbank, California as the organization's 19th national president. BlogOutlining the League’s Priority Federal Issues for 2016In addition to lobbying the 114th Congress in support of our priorities, the League is working on a number of important policy proposals put forth by the President and agencies of the federal government. We will also be participating in litigation that could have a major impact on laws and regulations. Blog2016 State Legislative Sessions Begin – Voting and Elections Issues Expected to be Hot TopicsLeagues across the country can expect to have a busy 2016 legislative session, with the majority of state legislatures beginning their sessions in January. Voters' rights and election laws will be brought to the forefront once again in 2016, and with elections at every level of government, the stakes couldn’t be higher. BlogCelebrating Our Voting and Elections Work in 2015From the tip of Maine to the coast of California, Leagues have been working to register voters and ensure our elections are free, fair and accessible to all voters. We have put together a brief slide show to highlight some of the most exciting victories you helped make possible. BlogCalifornia League Helps Restore Voting Rights to 60,000 Formerly Incarcerated People The League of Women Voters of California is celebrating a historic voting rights victory: the right to vote is being restored to nearly 60,000 people who had previously been incarcerated. BlogStopping Partisan Gerrymandering and Protecting Independent Redistricting CommissionsThe U.S. Supreme Court issued a big victory for citizen-led democracy. In a 5-4 decision in Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, the Court found that voters can set up independent redistricting commissions. Load More