Take A Break from Watching Election Returns Tonight...
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And watch an episode of Makers on PBS that focuses on women in politics. You might even spot CAWP director Debbie Walsh!
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Here's our data, animated courtesy of the WaPo!
The Washington Post animates CAWP's data to show why this will not be another Year of the Woman.
Election Day 2014: Read All About It
The Hill discusses the "ground game" needed by Senator Kay Hagan in North Carolina. The New York Times reports on Iowa Senate candidate Joni Ernst "writing a new playbook" for Republican women candidates. Latinas Represent highlights up-and-coming Latina candidates. The St. Louis Post Dispatch tells about GOP efforts to recruit women to run for Congress, while The Hill touts rising stars among Republican women in the House. And The Boston Herald says that women's political clout is growing.
Gender Equality Slowing Down?
The Guardian tells us that a Global Gender Gap Report finds progress toward gender equality slowing down in the West.
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