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Is the Republican congresswoman an endangered species?

Kristen Soltis Anderson in Washington Examiner
January 31, 2018

As the 2018 midterms draw nearer, Republicans in Congress are facing serious headwinds from a relatively unpopular president, a Democratic base that is especially energized, and a growing number of retirements from incumbent members. With roughly two dozen House members retiring outright and

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‘Women’s Movement’ Rejects Female Conservatives Running for Office

National Review's Alexandra DeSanctis
January 25, 2018

The current push to elect more women is just the pink flavor of the same old left-wing ideology. Thousands of everyday women are sacrificing their comfortable lives to run for public office this election cycle, surging onto the political scene

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Will 2018 Bring More Women to Congress?

Roll Call's Simone Pathé
November 6, 2017

Eleven women are leaving the House, three of whom are running for Senate Women make up a fifth of Congress. Strategists from both parties would like to see that percentage increase in the 2018 midterms, but that’s no guarantee.Eleven women have

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Don’t look now, but this might be an excellent time for women to run for office

Washington Post's Amber Phillips
November 4, 2017

From Hollywood to the news industry, the nation has recently been confronted with the ugly — even dangerous — perils of being a woman in male-dominated fields. But a women-in-politics group is out with new research that’s a palette cleanser: It’s

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Big donors launch group to elect women

POLITICO article about Winning For Women
October 25, 2017

Winning For Women was mentioned in a POLITICO article by Eliana Johnson on October 25, 2017. — A broad network of conservative operatives and Republican donors has been working the past year to build a conservative counterweight to EMILY’s List,

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Study Finds Women See Female Lawmakers As More Competent, Having More Integrity

NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben
September 3, 2017

This year has brought with it a wave of women interested in running for office, particularly among Democrats. And though Republicans have seen less of a wave, Congress has gained one GOP woman already this year: Georgia’s Karen Handel. A

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