Kamala
There are only a few days left in March, and we’re still more than $2k short of raising $10k for the four top-tier women running for president. Sure, we’re still a year out from peak 2020 primary season. But the...
Spotlight on Klobuchar
The special counsel’s report is out, but it really hasn’t changed the basic facts in our case to get Donald Trump out of office. He’s implemented policies that have hurt millions of Americans, strained our economy, and run one of...
A Persistent Trailblazer
When Elizabeth Warren was elected to the US Senate on November 6, 2012, she became the first female senator from Massachusetts. But her trailblazing didn’t start or end there. Sen. Warren’s very first “first” was at the precocious age of...
Gillibrand just made it official!
We’re taking the two weeks remaining in Women’s History Month to celebrate the ways our four leading women running for president have been first—shattering ceilings along the way to hopefully shattering the biggest glass ceiling in 2020. We’re shining the...
Let’s shatter the ceiling
We’re celebrating International Women’s Day with a big announcement: the creation of WomenCount’s Shatter the Ceiling Fund! This is a special slate where you can donate $5, $50 or any amount now to the eventual 2020 Democratic nominee—but the nominee...
Senate Shakeup
Our potential 2020 Senate map got shaken up a bit last week. So we're adding a new familiar name to our Recruit Them To Run slate of the most viable potential 2020 Senate nominees. Crisanta Duran, the former Speaker of...
Where we could lose next year
These last few weeks the political media have been completely focused on the 2020 presidential hopefuls. That’s why it’s flown under the radar that on Feb. 8, the National Republican Congressional Committee released its first list of the Democratic 2020...
Countdown to the First Debate
The news last week really showed us why we must succeed in our Presidents’ Day mission—putting a woman in the White House. It also gave us a challenge. First up, the Democratic National Committee has officially laid down the rules...
After 100 Years of Suffrage, A Woman in the White House?
Will we have a woman in the White House on the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage? The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920. Nearly 100 years later, we have a record number of women running for the presidency....
#4
The fourth candidate on our slate of top-tier women running for president has announced! Sen. Amy Klobuchar made it official today in Minneapolis, becoming the ninth major Democratic candidate to officially declare a presidential candidacy or exploratory committee. Entering the...