Professional Businesswoman Seeks Circuit Clerk Seat

By Kathy Groob, Publisher ElectWomen.com – Mary Ann Mader Jones has had business in her blood since she was a young girl.  Now she wants to turn her know-how into public service as circuit clerk for the people of Campbell County Kentucky.  One of 13 children, Mary Ann worked in her family’s insurance business until…

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MEET CONNIE WONG: Military Leader Running for California State Assembly

By Kathy Groob, Publisher ElectWomen Magazine – Marin County CA resident Connie Wong has filed to run for California State Assembly. Connie is a businesswoman selling real estate, and is an 18-year Air Force veteran who is still serving in the California National Guard.  Wong says she will “hold government accountable to its veterans and…

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Minnesota’s Michelle Yener Enters Crowded Primary Field for State House

Maplewood Minnesota resident Michelle Yener announced that she will be seeking the DFL (Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party) endorsement for the open House seat in the new Legislative district 43A. Three men have also filed as DFL candidates for the open seat. Michelle serves on the North St. Paul/Maplewood/Oakdale school board where she has helped lead the district…

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Oklahoma’s Traci Barnes; Fired Up and Running for State House

By Kathy Groob, Publisher ElectWomen Magazine – With a campaign video that begins with the energetic tunes from the musical Oklahoma, Traci Barnes has thrown her hat into the right to run for Oklahoma’s House District 3. She’s kicked off her campaign with photos of supporters wearing Traci “big girl panties” t-shirts and social media…

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Election 2012: She’s Back in the Saddle, North Dakota former Attorney General to Run for U.S. Senate

Former North Dakota Democratic attorney general and tax commissioner Heidi Heitkamp says she will make a run for the U.S. Senate. The 56-year-old Heitkamp made it official Tuesday, saying in a statement that Washington is “badly broken.” She will seek the party’s endorsement for the seat held by longtime Democratic incumbent Kent Conrad, who is…

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3 big Indiana cities could have first female mayors

By Tom Coyne, Associated Press – Even without Senate and congressional seats up for grabs, 2011 could turn out to be a landmark election year for Indiana women. Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Gary could get their first women mayors in the Nov. 8 elections, breaking a political glass ceiling that has been slow to shatter.…

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