What’s Next for Kentucky Auditor Crit Luallen?
Kentucky’s most qualified and capable female public official, Auditor Crit Luallen, will be leaving office at the end of the year due to term limits in her constitutional office. From Kentucky to…
Read MoreA Fighter for Health Care Enters Race for Congress
By Kathy Groob, Publisher ElectWomen Magazine – When East Moline City Councilmember Cheri Bustos (D) decided to run for Illinois’ 17th Congressional District, she didn’t have to look beyond her own family…
Read MoreDistrict 5 supervisor seat should go to a woman
Editorial by Kimberly Ellis – If you were to compare the percentage of women serving on San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors (just 27 percent, or three of 11 seats) with the percentage…
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Remembering the women of Pearl Harbor
Seventy years ago Americans were impacted in a way like no other when the Japanese attacked the United States’ Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The women of the Pearl Harbor disaster…
Read MoreTHREE WOMEN WIN December Special Elections
Minnesota – Women Winning scores victory with two endorsed candidates for the Minnesota State Legislature. Women Winning congratulates Susan Allen on her primary victory in 61B (South Minneapolis including the Powderhorn Park and…
Read MoreLabels & Lists Acquires Voter Contact Services
Labels & Lists (L&L) announced today that it has acquired Voter Contact Services (VCS), a highly respected firm with four decades of operating experience, an impressive client base and a database of more…
Read MoreEmerging Chelsea
Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former President and Secretary of State Bill and Hillary Clinton, has recently signed a contract with NBC as a full-time correspondent. This is a change from the…
Read MoreTuesday’s Election Watch: Minnesota and Georgia Special Elections
By Kathy Groob, Publisher ElectWomen Magazine – Tuesday December 6th is an important day for women candidates in Minnesota and Georgia. A special election will be held in Minnesota for Senate District…
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