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🌊 Women power the wave

Yesterday, a blue tsunami swamped every corner of the country, wiping out Republicans even in deep-red districts and leading to historic outcomes for women, including the first Black woman elected governor in history. We’re still waiting on final results in...
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Reminder: Giving Tuesday is next week

As you know, this year is the 10th anniversary of WomenCount’s founding.  Since 2015, WomenCount and the Electing Women Alliance have been the only efforts in the country working to mobilize communities of women donors as a pathway to electing...
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Support the ‘Hellcats’ for Veterans Day

Veterans swear an oath to defend the Constitution, and understand firsthand what it means to put country over self. That experience makes their voices invaluable in today’s political world. That’s why for the week of Veterans Day, we’re spotlighting a...
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How to honor Nancy today

Today, California Rep. Nancy Pelosi announced she is retiring from Congress. There are not enough words to describe the enormity of her accomplishments and the impact she has had on this country.  Simply, she is one of the most consequential...
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The Blue Wave became a Pink Wave in 2025

It wasn’t even close—and we could not be more thrilled, and proud. Yesterday’s elections send a strong message about 2026, but more importantly, they send a message about women winning.  Most notably—Rep. Mikie Sherrill cruised to a 13-point victory despite...
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10 years ago, WomenCount became what it is today

The Electing Women Alliance is kicking off its 10th Anniversary Convening last week in Washington, DC. This coincides exactly with our 10th anniversary, before WomenCount and EWA officially became partners. So we’re taking a look back—and ahead.  WomenCount has been around...
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One man is outraising all the women

We’re getting a first look at Q3 fundraising numbers for 2026 Senate races, and one big finding stands out:  One man raised 4x what women in other competitive races raised combined. Right now, the most competitive open, Democrat-held seat is...