VOTER INFORMATION
Please note that the links listed below are for informational purposes only. 
​ It does not imply endorsement or specific support by WISPPA.
Election day is Tuesday, November 6. 
The deadline to register online is Monday, October 22.
Below are resources available to the public to help navigate issues, evaluate ballot propositions,
​ learn about candidates, etc.
Official Voter Information Guide - State of California
  •  Propositions
  •  Candidates
  •  Quick Reference Guide
  •  Voter Information
​LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Find in-depth information about what's on your ballot - League of Women Voters
  • Use your address to get a personalized ballot.
  • Get in-depth info on candidates, measures, and who supports them.
  • Check where, when, and how to vote.
  • Keep track of your choices and use them to vote.
​Easy Voter Guide  - League of Women Voters
The aim of the Easy Voter Guide project is to make nonpartisan information about why vote, how to vote and what’s on the ballot accessible to as many Californians as possible. Founded in 1994, the Easy Voter Guide project is a collaboration of the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund, the California State Library and the Common Knowledge Group.​
Ballot Positions - League of Women Voters
The LWV takes positions on ballot measures based on current program positions and/or on League Principles. Positions are developed based on member study and consensus.  
List of Ballot Proposition Recommendations by a number of organizations including the Democratic Party, Republican Party, Green Party ACLU, Chamber of Commerce, Sierra Club, LA Times etc. 
Votesmart.org - Vote Smart's mission is to provide free, factual, unbiased information on candidates 
and elected officials to ALL Americans. "For reliable, meat and potatoes political information, research experts nearly all recommend Project Vote Smart." - The New York Times.  "VoteSmart would make the Founders weep with joy" - U. S. News & World Report
Ballotpedia - ​ is the online encyclopedia of American politics and elections. Their goal is to inform people about politics by providing accurate and objective information about politics at all levels of government. They are firmly committed to neutrality.  ​Ballotpedia covers local, state and federal politics. Content includes neutral, accurate, and verifiable information on government officials and the offices they hold, political issues and public policy, elections, candidates, and the influencers of politics.
PolitiFact.com checks statements made by members of Congress, the White House, lobbyists and interests groups and publishes its evaluation with a "Truth-O-Meter" graphic that ranges from "True" to "Pants on Fire"
NWPC - California 
NWPC Pasadena Area
A Beginners Guide to Election Rights, Rules
​and Regulations
Tips for Registering & Voting on Campus