PINK POLITICS is essential playbook for female candidates
Cincinnati Books Examiner
Vicki Prichard, Cincinnati Books Examiner
October 21, 2011

Kathy Groob wants to see more women in elective office — nationally, and certainly in her home state, Kentucky, which ranks 41st in the U.S. for women in elective office — and she’s doing her part to make that happen.

In 2009, Groob founded ElectWomen Magazine, a women’s political blog/website dedicated to electing women to public office. This month she amps up her effort to see more women run for elective office — and win — with her new book,PINK POLITICS — The Woman’s Practical Guide to Winning Elections.

PINK POLITICS gets to the marrow of running a campaign with an in-the-trenches account of running for political office drawn from Groobs own experiences as well as those of the women candidates, elected officials and political experts she interviewed for the book. It provides the kind of resources that Groob says she wished she had when she first ran for office, delivering wise and practical counsel to women who are either considering a bid for office or have already kicked off their candidacy. Read the full article here