By Muthoni Wambu on October 25, 2012
Not since 1964 has a Democrat been Washington’s Secretary of State – 48 years. But now we have Kathleen Drew, who is also the only Democratic woman running for an executive statewide office this year. And WA has 9 statewide elected offices.
By Stephanie Schriock on October 19, 2012
During Tuesday night’s second Presidential debate, President Obama showcased his impressive track record of expanding opportunities for women and families. From the Affordable Care Act to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, the President made it clear that he has championed policies in support of the improving the economic situation for women and their families.
By Emily Pinkham on October 19, 2012
Once again we’ve rounded up the latest ads from our EMILY's List candidates! With elections right around the corner, our ladies are asking the difficult questions, taking a stand and exposing their opponent’s radical positions. Check out what they have to say:
By Stephanie Schriock on October 12, 2012
With less than one month until the Election Day, we’re keeping pretty busy getting some amazing pro-choice Democratic women elected. But the truth is, our hard work won’t matter if people don’t get out there and vote.
By Alison McQuade on October 11, 2012
After Missouri Republican Todd Akin’s “legitimate rape” comments, few Republicans would even go near him with a ten-foot pole. That is until Akin could no longer drop out of his race.
By Alison McQuade on October 10, 2012
By Stephanie Schriock on October 10, 2012
In his speech to the Republican convention, Congressman Paul Ryan spoke movingly about the women in his family. With government assistance, his mother, widowed at an early age, was able to pursue her education and career, while raising a family alone. And with help from Medicare, his grandmother was able to spend her last years at home, surrounded by friends and family. Both stories offer powerful testimony to the ability of government programs to help women when they need it most.
By Stephanie Schriock on October 8, 2012
Originally posted on The Huffington Post
By Stephanie Schriock on October 8, 2012
Originally posted on The Huffington Post
By Stephanie Schriock on October 8, 2012
Originally posted on Politico