League of Women Voters of San Francisco

League of Women Voters of San Francisco We empower voters and defend democracy. Nonpartisan yet political. People of all genders welcome. However, we are not always able to moderate what people say.

⭐ Community Guidelines and Policies

LWVSF welcomes and encourages public participation in our social media channels, discussion boards, video platforms, certain events (some events are for members and donors only), and other community programs and activities. LWVSF reserves the right to delete, hide, or choose not to allow the sharing of:

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LWVSF may choose to remove, block, or ban people who violate these terms. LWVSF is not responsible for the actions or views of individuals who are not authorized to act in an official capacity on behalf of LWVSF.

08/25/2026

USPS rule remains blocked due to preliminary injunction in League of Women Voters Massachusetts v. Trump

Wealthy special interests are trying to grab more power — whether they succeed is up to voters. Before you cast your ba...
08/24/2026

Wealthy special interests are trying to grab more power — whether they succeed is up to voters. Before you cast your ballot, come to this free event to learn about the megadonors spending millions on the San Francisco election. Co-hosted by us, the League of Women Voters of San Francisco, and San Francisco Public Press, with speakers from Mission Local, California Common Cause, and the SF Ethics Commission.

📅 Thursday, October 8, 6-8pm
📍 Internet Archive, 300 Funston Ave, San Francisco
🎟️ RSVP at https://luma.com/3tgmuo29?utm_source=lwvsf-social

Do you live in San Francisco's Board of Supervisors District 8? Come to this free nonpartisan forum on September 2 to he...
08/06/2026

Do you live in San Francisco's Board of Supervisors District 8? Come to this free nonpartisan forum on September 2 to hear from the candidates asking for your vote in the upcoming election.

🎟️ RSVP at https://bit.ly/2026CandidateForumD8

How do you know if you live in Supervisor D8? Just use the San Francisco Department of Elections voting district lookup tool https://bit.ly/SFdistricts 🔎

07/25/2026

Ever wondered who writes those clear, easy-to-read summaries of local ballot measures in your Voter Information Pamphlet?

Meet the Ballot Simplification Council (BSC)! 🗳️📖

Starting today, this nonpartisan body is officially getting to work for the upcoming November election!

The BSC’s mission is simple: make sure local voters have fair, impartial, and plain-language summaries of every local measure on the ballot.

Want to watch the Council in action? All BSC meetings are open to the public and are held in person at City Hall.

🔗Learn more and view the schedule at sfelections.gov/bsc

07/13/2026

The case over Mayor Daniel Lurie's withheld public records about his calls with Donald Trump is now stuck — not because of a court ruling or a legal challenge, but because City Hall never reappointed most of the members of the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force.
The Ethics Commission sent the case back to the task force Friday. But with nine of its 11 seats sitting vacant, the city's transparency watchdog can't meet, vote or act.

You hear that sound, San Francisco? It's coyotes howling for you to VOTE 🔥 Ballots due by 8pm TODAY🔥 Get our San Francis...
06/02/2026

You hear that sound, San Francisco? It's coyotes howling for you to VOTE 🔥 Ballots due by 8pm TODAY🔥 Get our San Francisco voter guide at https://lwvsf.org/vote

❌ Do not use a blue USPS mailbox today. Changes in mail processing mean your ballot might not be counted. Instead, use an official drop box, bring it to any polling place or the City Hall Voting Center, or walk into a post office and ask for a same-day postmark.

🫨 Haven't registered yet? You can still register and vote today. Visit a polling place or the City Hall Voting Center to register conditionally and vote provisionally. That's a fancy way of saying the SF Department of Elections will verify your eligibility before counting your ballot.

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