SALEM, OR  — The League of Women Voters of Oregon has issued a formal response to the Department of Homeland Security regarding proposed changes to traveler data collection for Form I-94 and the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA). The League warns that new "blanket data disclosure requirements" for all foreign visitors could discourage travel to the state, potentially harming Oregon’s tourism-dependent economy. These concerns are rooted in the League's call for strong...

Date:  February 2, 2026 To: All LWVOR Members From:  Barbara Klein, Acting LWVOR President Claudia Keith, Climate Emergency Coordinator Take Action Contact   your State Legislators ( Click here to find your legislators ) Submit testimony to the committee as an individual for the Feb 5. Committee Hearing Sign a petition for the issues  RSVP For Make Polluters Pay Advocacy Day on February 16th.  DEADLINE: ASAP, Before Feb. 7 Action Items Contact Your Legislators or Submit Testimony to the...

Date : January 13, 2026 To : All LWVOR members From : Mark Kendall, LWVOR President Jean Pierce, LWVOR Action Chair Peggy Lynch, Natural Resources Coordinator TAKE ACTION:   Contact your State Legislators   ( Click here to find your legislators )  RSVP   for the February 5 rally in Salem DEADLINE: ASAP T ALKING POINTS Protect families, not the ultra-wealthy. Oregon can recover over $700 million by rejecting the federal tax giveaways to mega-corporations and the ultra-rich—money that should go...