Emily's List
Anger, Sorrow, and Fury: How Democrats Are Reacting to Roe v. Wade
“How dare they tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her own body?”
The Race Is Down to ‘Two Old White Men.’ Women's Groups Can Still Weigh In
The primary is between Biden and Sanders, but that doesn't mean women's groups should sit this one out.
"The party won’t survive”: Lack of Republican women in office could endanger the GOP
Only 13 Republican women have so far won seats in the House, compared to 89 Democratic women.
What Happens When Women Lose Elections in the 'Year of the Woman'
When a record number of women are running for office, they can't all win. But even those who lose will have left a permanent mark on our political system.
Democrats backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn’t exactly crush it Tuesday
There may not be another Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
How Much Progress We Actually Made Getting Women Elected in 2017
In 2017, women still only represented about 20 percent of Congress. But with scores of women running for office, many for the first time, 2018 looks promising.
More women than ever are running for Congress to counter Trump
This cycle, 353 women are already running for the House of Representatives. That's driven pretty much entirely by Democratic women, whose 291 House candidates represent a stunning 64 percent jump over the last election.