Kansas is an abortion rights battleground this year. On August 2, primary voters will go to the polls to pick their nominees for November—and to decide on an amendment aimed at removing the state’s constitutional protections for “personal autonomy,” including...
The last big primary date in June is next Tuesday, and this is your last chance to fund candidates during the final leg of the race. We’re watching two states: Illinois—which is holding all legislative, statewide and Congressional primaries—and New...
We hope you’re celebrating this three-day weekend with action—serving your community, fighting systemic racism, and learning more about the United States’ history of slavery and its lingering effects on our lives. But rest if you need it and are able...
Tuesday’s primary election results are in, and it’s a mixed bag for Democrats and women. Reminder: The next big primary date is June 28—or Super Tuesday 2022, as we’re calling it. Today’s slate features women in California who made it into...
Electing pro-choice women is the most impactful thing we can do to protect abortion rights—especially as we’re on the cusp this year of potentially losing women overall in Congress and statewide offices. There are key elections in North Carolina and...
Last Friday was the deadline for federal campaigns to submit their Q1 fundraising reports. When we crunched the numbers for women on our 2022 Senate slate, we noticed a trend: The higher the proportion a candidate received in small-dollar donations, the...
Primaries for the 2022 cycle kick off in earnest in May, with important contests in Ohio, Nebraska, Kentucky, Oregon, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia and Texas. During these last few weeks of April, we’ll be breaking down for you the top...
Our partners at Elect Black Women PAC released 11 new endorsements last week. Let’s show them the power of WomenCount donors. Chip in $5 or more to our EBW slate and help kick off their campaigns with a big crowdfunding...
This country is on the cusp of making history. Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold its final hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, putting her one step closer to becoming the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. This...
The first quarterly fundraising deadline is coming up March 31, and there are five women on the DCCC’s newly updated “Frontline” incumbents list who need our help now to post competitive numbers. The list is discouraging news overall for women’s representation...
