Last Call for 2018

Women’s gains in Congress this year didn’t end when the last midterm race was called. The governor of Arizona just appointed Rep. Martha McSally to serve the remainder of John McCain’s Senate term, bringing women’s representation in the 116th Congress...

Presidential Preview

Presidential speculation for 2020 is in full swing, and we couldn’t miss the chance to get in on it. There are four women senators who could announce as early as January 2019: Kirsten Gillibrand (NY), Kamala Harris (CA), Elizabeth Warren...

126

Now that the final contested US House race has been called—CA-21, which just flipped Democratic after it was initially called for the Republican incumbent on Election Day—we can announce some numbers. First, 126: The number of women who will serve...

What we’re thankful for…

We couldn’t let Thanksgiving pass without saying one more time how grateful we are for everything you helped us achieve this year. First and foremost: Because of you, we crowdfunded $1.7 million to help elect Democratic women, with an average...

Thank you

A week out, and the wins keep coming. It now looks like Democrats will gain between 35 and 40 House seats once all the votes are counted. And they are still being counted, mostly because of the heavy use of...

A Deep Dive

Tuesday’s historic moment for women isn’t quite over. Right now, two marquee races remain undecided: Kyrsten Sinema’s Arizona Senate race and Stacey Abrams’ Georgia gubernatorial race. Mail ballot counting in Arizona could take days or weeks, and provisional ballots could...

WomenCount This Week

We know there were some hard losses last night. But overall, the picture looks good for Democrats—and especially good for women. Democrats have officially gained 27 seats, taken control of the House and are on track to possibly pick up...

Hours Left

Time to get out there and vote! It’s absolutely the most important thing you can do today. But if you’ve already voted, there are a few more things you can do. First: Chip in $5 or more to any of...

Tomorrow

Finally our chance is here. Tomorrow, voters will go to the polls across the country and—hopefully—powerfully rebuke the fear and division that President Trump and his allies in Congress have stoked these last two years. But nothing is certain. Polls...