Election 2020
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Once we have studied an issue and taken a position, we take action and advocate for or against particular policies or laws related to that issue. If we do not have a studied position on an issue, we will not make a recommendation.
This election, voters face long ballots and are being asked to weigh in on a wide variety of critical issues. Whether you vote early, by mail, or on Election Day, we’ve made the decisions easier. After careful study and analysis, the League of Women Voters of California and the League of Women Voters of Palo Alto offer these recommendations:
League of Women Voters RecommendationsLWV CALIFORNIA makes the following recommendations on these ballot measures:
YES on PROP 15: SCHOOLS & COMMUNITIES FIRST YES on PROP 16: OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL YES on PROP 17: RESTORE VOTING RIGHTS YES on PROP 18: VOTING RIGHTS FOR 17-YEAR OLDS NO on PROP 19: PROPERTY TAX BREAKS NO on PROP 20: ROLLBACK ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORMS NO on PROP 24: CONSUMER DATA PRIVACY YES on PROP 25: END CASH MONEY BAIL Read our entire analysis. Share our Vote with the League flyer with your friends! Note: there are no recommendations on these state propositions: Prop 14, Prop 21, Prop 22, or Prop 23. Read more on the ballot recommendations and why here on LWVC's webpage. LWV PALO ALTO recommends:
YES on MEASURE O: Palo Alto School Parcel Tax LWV SANTA CLARA COUNTY: No position on Measure S LWV BAY AREA recommends: YES on MEASURE RR: Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (Caltrain): Sales Tax Measure You can also refer to nonpartisan information on candidates and ballot measures here.
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