Special elections often see low and unrepresentative turnout. The League of Women Voters of California Education Fund will work to ensure that the full diversity of California voters participate on November 4, 2025, with access to trusted, unbiased information. (8/8)

The League was forged in struggle, and we will not allow ourselves to be used as a scapegoat. Authoritarianism is the enemy, not the League of Women Voters of California. (7/8)

The League has always spoken truth, fought voter suppression, and stood as allies for racial justice and democracy. We are a scrappy, grassroots, fire-fueled movement that will not allow democracy to be stolen. (6/8)

Donald Trump is using common tactics of an aspiring dictator. Divide opposition, pit people against each other, sow distrust. A well-worn tactic is scapegoating women. In recent weeks, LWVC has received thousands of misogynistic, hate-filled emails. (5/8)

On the proposed maps, our policy is clear. The people most affected by district maps, especially communities of color who are often underrepresented, should decide if those maps are fair. We will defer to our partners. (4/8)

While the process for the redistricting in California differs from what is happening in Texas, the LWVC recognizes the importance of staying aligned with our national League and with state and local Leagues, such as in Texas, that are, or may soon be, in court challenging unfair maps. (3/8)

Early in the process, before ballot language was written, we issued statements opposing mid-cycle redistricting. Since then, and on the heels of Texas’ decision, Governor Newsom & the legislature moved forward to do mid-cycle redistricting. Now, the ballot measure language has been finalized. (2/8)