Helpful links
California Secretary of State California Secretary of State’s site with official information about the registration process, vote by mail ballots, information about which type of voting equipment your county will use in the next election, multi-lingual voter education resources, voting access for persons with disabilities, FAQ’s, Elections Calendar, State Election code and other comprehensive information League of Women Voters of California League of Women Voters of California analysis of ballot propositions (“Pros & Cons” available in English and Spanish), information about your elected representatives, facts about registering to vote, links to other resources. Also check for the website of your local League chapter.
Smart Voter The League of Women Voters election-specific site provides voters with comprehensive nonpartisan information about the state and local contests on their ballot in an easy-to-use presentation, as well as many helpful links to other resources.
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Vote Smart Comprehensive data about state, national candidates and elected officials, their backgrounds, issue positions, voting records, campaign finances and performance evaluations. Same information also available at 1-888-VOTE-SMART (1-888-868-3762).
The California Voter Foundation Handy maps of legislative districts, campaign finance reports, opinions on voting technology, links to candidate websites, helpful media links.
California Voter Empowerment Circle Use this link for voter education resources for organizations focused on voter’s rights, and the needs of low-propensity and underserved voters.
Next Ten Nonpartisan information about the California State Budget and the state infrastructure; provides user-friendly information and quizzes and the more comprehensive Budget Challenge to build your own budget for the future; multiple references on key budget categories. Check out the new infrastructure section pertinent to the November 2006 election.
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Mobilize the Immigrant Vote Toolkit produced by PILA: For the first time, this Toolkit compiles in one place a collection of tools that PILA has developed to support immigrant community-based organizations in planning and implementing movement-building electoral strategies. This Toolkit is a must-have for organizations seeking to involve immigrants in upcoming elections, while strengthening your organizations and communities for the long haul. Click here to order copies. If your organization will be registering, educating and/or mobilizing members of your community for the November 2006 Election, you can receive this toolkit for FREE by joining the Mobilize the Immigrant Vote California Campaign.
Public Policy Institute of California Independent research on economic, social, and political issues facing the state. Download research briefs, surveys and “fast facts.”
Voices of Reform Project A special project of The Commonwealth Club of California, promoting state governance that is responsive, representative, and fiscally sound. Information on events, discussions and panels with prominent experts on government reform.
Rock the Vote Online registration tool; general information about registering to vote and voting; links to other helpful election-related sites and civic engagement resources for youth.
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Smart Voter’s California links page
California Voter Foundation's Voter Resources
Voices of the Reform houseparty ballot info
Association of Young Americans
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