Founded by Carrie Chapman Catt in the 1920s, The league was formed from the National American Women's Suffrage Association.

At the first League meeting they voted for principle, legislation, and issues to focus on, which included child welfare, education, women in occupations and many more.

As well during this time, the league had many committees that covered specific issues, like health, housing, jury selection, public schools, state government, and homes for children, that were voted on to make these responsibilities.

They aim to help improve welfare for those in America and try to teach political responsibility through being an informed and involved citizen.

The League of Women Voters of California work to give all Americans a voice and opportunity to be heard.

The three modern day focuses on the League of Women Voters of California are government, natural resources, and social policy.

The League of Women Voters of California has kept its integrity and has continued to strive for equity and equality for all people breaking boundaries of sexism and racism.

Compared to the original movement there have been some changes to include all people, for example in 1973 male members were allowed to join the cause.

As political uprisings have caused an epidemic of injustice, moving forward the organization's goal is to educate, engage and protect future voters.

The League also supported SB 844 about Election ballots, which meant that the public would be provided with accessible, and easy to read information about those who are funding campaigns.

[citation needed] The League of Women Voters of California sees an opportunity to change the future by making sure the next generation's voices are heard.

Yet they do provide ballot recommendations with non-biased details of the impacts of certain acts and bills, because their goal is to have more people vote from younger generations.

[15] In the future the League of Women Voters in California strives to act with integrity, trust, and professionalism.