League of Women Voters - more
Our work: 2018-2019 - Thank You Members!How is the League organized?
Local Leagues are grassroots organizations, not chapters of the LWV of California or the LWV of the United States. All policy positions local, state, and national, are reached by consensus at local League meetings.
Our Palo Alto League is one of five local Leagues. The others are:
Other Neighboring Leagues:
Our members are also members of all levels of the League:
See our priorities for local work this year: League of Women Voters of Palo Alto Local Program for 2019-20. (Our local League's Recommendations for State Program and Concurrence Items are pooled with all other California local Leagues' recommendations and will be voted on at the LWVC Convention May 31-June 2, 2019.)
The LWVPA Bylaws are here.
Local Leagues are grassroots organizations, not chapters of the LWV of California or the LWV of the United States. All policy positions local, state, and national, are reached by consensus at local League meetings.
Our Palo Alto League is one of five local Leagues. The others are:
Other Neighboring Leagues:
Our members are also members of all levels of the League:
- League of Women Voters Santa Clara County Council
- League of Women Voters of the Bay Area
- League of Women Voters of California, and
- League of Women Voters of the United States.
See our priorities for local work this year: League of Women Voters of Palo Alto Local Program for 2019-20. (Our local League's Recommendations for State Program and Concurrence Items are pooled with all other California local Leagues' recommendations and will be voted on at the LWVC Convention May 31-June 2, 2019.)
The LWVPA Bylaws are here.
