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CA State Senator Holly Mitchell: "None of us have the luxury to not engage. It doesn’t mean that everybody has to run for office, but everyone has a responsibility, an obligation. Can you imagine if everybody just did something? How different our democracy would look?"
CAWP Director Debbie Walsh was on News 12’s Power & Politics show this weekend to talk about he surge in women running for office. Check it out!
CAWP’s Debbie Walsh & Columbia’s Kimberle Williams Crenshaw join To the Point to talk gender, race, and progress for women this year.
CAWP Director Debbie Walsh joined a discussion about women running for office in 2018 on WOSU's All Sides this morning. Listen here:
We are so proud of NEW Leadership NJ alum Esder Chong, who is a guest of @FrankPallone at tonight's #SOTU
Some news from our home state -- welcome, Assemblywoman Timberlake!
“All of my life, people have presented reasons why I could not or should not do something,” Representative Diane Black (R-TN) says. “And all of my life I have worked to prove I could.” Black is running for governor of Tennessee in 2018.
CAWP Director Debbie Walsh and CAWP founder and Eagleton Institute of Politics Director Ruth Mandel spoke with Women's Media Center's Robin Morgan this week about women running for office in 2018. Don't miss this episode of WMC Live!
Our PA partners are training women to run for office at #ReadytoRun.
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“Nobody came and begged all these women to run. They woke up one morning and looked in the mirror and said, ‘Well, if he [Trump] can do it, so can I.’” - CAWP Director Debbie Walsh
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News of the “Pink Wave” of women candidates was ubiquitous ahead of and after the first anniversary of the Women’s March. Cover stories and in-depth investigations into women running for office in 2018 rightfully celebrated the increase in the numbers of women running this year. At CAWP, we’re celebrating as well, but we also know that there is more to this story, and ignoring important context in which to digest these candidate numbers risks inaccurate, and perhaps unfair, conclusions come Election Day. Click through for important dynamics and data to watch as we move toward November.



































