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Just One-Third of State Political Donors Are Women
Women are not only underrepresented as political candidates across the country, they're also underrepresented as donors.
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Words Matter: Gendered Language in Politics Weaponizes Them against Women
One of the most striking aspects of language is its ability to be interpreted in many different ways. A phrase could mean a million different things to a million different people, and a simple change in tone, word choice and…
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In Michigan, Democratic women are rising. Now some are weighing a Senate run.
The electoral success Democratic women have had in Michigan stands out among battleground states. In the wake of a senator’s retirement, several are eyeing their next steps.
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Why There Are More Republican Women in Congress Than Ever Before
Lori Chavez-DeRemer sat in the gallery of the House nearly two decades ago with her mom and her twin daughters – tourists peering down at lawmakers on the floor of the chamber.
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Why Bolivia’s Lawmakers are 50% Women
Despite historic gains in the past two congressional elections in the US, women hold just 27% of the seats. As Americans prepare to reshape Congress in the midterms, could Bolivia inspire change?