Men have the upper hand in summer primaries.

Late summer is usually a sleepy time for primaries, but not this year. Redistricting battles have pushed many into August, which now features almost as many primary contests as June.  Many of these races have one thing in common: Democratic...

New slate just dropped for July 4th 🎆

The fall of Roe v. Wade has thrown the responsibility for protecting abortion rights back to the states—and it’s not just governors and legislatures who have a role to play.  Over the last week, state judges have blocked restrictions in Florida, Louisiana,...

UPDATE: Day 1 action in post-Roe America: Fund these 8 state candidates

A quick update on what's happened in the states since Friday: The Bad Abortion bans went into effect in 7 states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. Laws were blocked by state courts in Louisiana and...

Day 1 action in post-Roe America: Fund these 8 state candidates

We knew this day was coming, and we’re ready. Here’s our plan:  Elect statewide officeholders who can save abortion rights if they are elected or re-elected this year.  Of course, we’ll never stop fighting for federal action on abortion. But...

Our largest-ever Pride slate!

Happy Pride! This month we’re celebrating by debuting our largest-ever LGBTQ slate of 10 women, including several who can make history in 2022:  Congress Sharice Davids, KS-3 (i): This is a tossup race and her likely GOP opponent, Amanda Adkins, is...

What happened last week in TX and GA primaries

May primaries officially wrapped up last week, and we have results for most of the candidates we were watching.  Wins It was a big night for women in Georgia, with Stacey Abrams winning the gubernatorial nomination easily. Jen Jordan also won the primary for...

1 thing you can do while we wait for results, and action

We are still waiting for primary results in key May races, most notably in TX-28, where Jessica Cisneros is within less than 200 votes of incumbent Rep. Henry Cuellar. There's likely to be a recount, and not all mail ballots...