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What We Do

We Advance Democracy

We Take a Stand


Not only do we register voters, at each election we work at the polls helping people cast their ballots.


We take a stand and advocate for important governmental issues and policies. We always advocate for voting rights, but we also take stands on issues affecting our comunity.


We Work on Social Issues

We Educate


We identify issues that affect our local communities, bring in experts to discuss the issues, and advocate for possible solutions.


Through our newsletter and webinars we share information about issues that affect voters in SLO County.

Our Work is Done by Our Committees 

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The Voter Service Committee facilitates candidate forums, shares objective information about candidates and issues, registers voters, and provides education to the public via webinars. 



The Natural Resources Committee actively tracks major environmental issues countywide.

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The Social Policy Committee addresses community issues like Housing & Homelessness that significantly impact the health and safety of our communities.


The Government Policy Committee monitors activities, issues, and positions related to local government and its operations. 




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The Civil Discourse Committee works with local governing bodies to foster respectful interactions in public meetings and hearings.




The Membership Committee keeps track of membership, welcomes new members, helps plan social events, and works in a variety of ways to keep members involved.

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The Communications Committee creates and publishes our online communications, produces webinars and virtual meetings, and updates the website.


The League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County has a long, proud history of expanding voter access, fighting voter suppression, advocating for limits of money in politics and opposing partisan and racial gerrymandering. We welcome members to join us in educating voters and advocating for government accountability.

Email: info@lwvslo.org

Phone 805-242-6990

League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County

P.O. Box 4210

San Luis Obispo, CA 93403