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Will We See You in Philadelphia?

Next Thursday, at the Democratic National Convention, Democrats will nominate the first woman to head a major party ticket. But did you know there’s another big milestone on the horizon? If Democrats succeed in taking back the Senate this year,...
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August Primaries to Keep An Eye On

Little-known fact: a total of 16 states still have Congressional primaries before the November elections, including 13 in August alone. Among these August primaries are four in hotly contested Democratic House Districts. It is critical we support these women now. Donate to our...
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Stanford Rape Case: 3 Things To Do NOW

The Stanford rape case making headlines this week has us boiling mad. At Brock Turner's sentencing hearing last Thursday, the victim bravely read a 12-page statement to the courtroom, recounting the heart-wrenching details of her ordeal and explaining to the...
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The Woman Card: Play Now

Fresh off of primary wins in their states, three women are running against incumbent Republican Senators whose records on civil rights, reproductive health, and economic security undermine the future of women and working families across the country. Time to play...
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Trump Rage? Do Something

Does Trump's rhetoric and Cruz's agenda make you as mad as it makes us? Want to do something that sends a clear message to the Republican party? Channel your Trump Rage into something productive. We're tired of the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim,...
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April 26: The Pennsylvania Primary

In less than two weeks voters go to the polls for the Maryland primary and the Pennsylvania primary, and the outcome sets up pick-up opportunities for women and Democrats in 2017. In Pennsylvania, two races have the potential to flip critical...
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A Blue Senate, a Liberal Court — These Women Can Do It

There are two potential outcomes: If Senate Republicans get their way, President Obama will not get a Supreme Court nominee confirmed this year. Then, our next president's first act will will be to nominate Justice Scalia's replacement, and it will...
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#MakingHistory

  It has been more than 50 years since Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, more than 47 years since Shirley Chisholm was the first black woman to serve in the U.S. House, and more than 20 years...
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The power of Maine women

"Unleashing the power of women is the most important thing that we can do to grow Maine’s economy. The approach is straightforward." The power of Maine women To flourish in the 21st century economy, the state has to invest in...