Suzanne Bonamici Wins Big in Oregon Special Election for Congress

POLITICO – Oregon Democrat Suzanne Bonamici scored a decisive win Tuesday night over Republican Rob Cornilles in the special election to replace disgraced former Rep. David Wu. With 68 percent of precincts reporting, Bonamici, a former state senator, led Cornilles 54 percent to 39 percent. Cornilles is a sports business consultant who waged an unsuccessful bid…

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Female candidates for Congress on upward trend

USA Today – The moniker was famously applied in 1992 when four women were elected to the Senate, a high watermark for the chamber that has never been surpassed. This year, however, a notable number of candidates are running in potentially competitive races in both the House and Senate that could send a wave of female…

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Voter Activist Runs for Harris County Democratic Party Chair

In an election to select the leader of the Democratic Party in Harris County Texas, Keryl Douglas is pulling out all the stops, running a campaign much like a candidate for the state legislature.  An impressive resume, Keryl Douglas touts her experience as a community and party activist along with her legal credentials as the…

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Bad News: Another Female Governor Out

BREAKING NEWS from POLITICO – First-term North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue will announce Thursday she won’t seek reelection, multiple sources have confirmed to POLITICO. Saddled with low poll ratings, Perdue, a Democrat, was the most endangered incumbent governor of the cycle and faced grim prospects in the fall against Republican Pat McCrory, a former Charlotte mayor…

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Thanks for Listening to Power Women Radio

Kathy Groob, publisher of ElectWomen Magazine will be featured today, Thursday, January 26th on Power Women Radio with host, Deb Bailey to discuss women in politics and her new book, Pink Politics. Women 4 Women Network is an All Women’s Radio Station broadcast to the world from all over the world. Interact with professional women…

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Goodbye for now brave Gabby

The New York Times – WASHINGTON — The House bade a tearful farewell to Representative Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona on Wednesday as she submitted her resignation and was praised by members of both parties as an inspiring symbol of courage in the aftermath of an assassination attempt against her last year. “We come to the floor today,…

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