For 100 years, the Oakland League has been a nonpartisan voice for voter access and education and an advocate for inclusion, transparency and accountability in government. We call on friends and supporters to help us celebrate and recommit to Make Democracy Work. 

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Making a Difference in Oakland

                            For One Hundred Years

Oakland was booming in 1924 when a group of forward-thinking women launched what we know today as the League of Women Voters of Oakland. Since then we have strived to make Oakland a better place.  And we’ve succeeded.
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LWVO's Advocacy and Voter Service Over the Years

Safe milk, form of government, district elections, Coliseum planning, housing, Prop. 13, the Equal Rights Amendment, waterfront plan, Public Ethics, Ranked Choice Voting, redistricting, campaign finance. What do these issues have in common?  LWVO has advocated in all these areas - and more.
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