Voter Resources

• Register to Vote 
• Verify your registration
• Request a Mail-In Ballot or Find your Polling Place
• Conduct a Voter Registration Drive

You must re-register to vote if you are new to San Francisco, have moved, have had a name change, your signature has changed or you are changing party preference. More information about registering to vote.

• See what's on the ballot (Voters Edge)
• Get a sample ballot
• Learn about ranked choice voting

• Candidate Statements
• Candidate Forums

The League of Women Voters of San Francisco does not support or oppose candidates. 

Candidate Statements are an opportunity for all candidates to present a short videotaped review of their platforms and qualifications for the office.

Our non-partisan Candidate Forums allow voters to ask policy oriented questions that all candidates participating in the forum answer.

All candidates for an office are invited to participate in Candidate Forums and Candidate Statements.

• Full Pros & Cons Guide - English (PDF) 
• Pros & Cons Guide Quick Sheet - English (PDF)

• Pros & Cons Guide - Spanish  (PDF)
• Pros & Cons Guide - Chinese  (PDF)

• Online Pros & Cons Guide  
• Video Pros & Cons Discussions 

We provide non-partisan analysis of the ballot measures for San Francisco elections. Our team of dedicated volunteers combs through the news, submitted ballot arguments and discussions to put together this valuable and trusted resource.

Download the Easy Voter Guide (PDF)

The League of Women Voters California publishes the Easy Voter Guide to provide busy voters with non-partisan information about California statewide elections.   

• Download our San Francisco Ballot Recommendations (PDF) 
• View our San Francisco Ballot Recommendations online

Each election cycle, we review each of the San Francisco ballot measures to determine whether to Support, Oppose, take No Position, or remain Neutral. The decisions are made based on analyses that apply to existing relevant League positions from the National, State, Bay Area, and/or San Francisco levels of the organization.