EMILY’s List candidates have been hitting the road and gearing up the grassroots around the issues that really matter to women and families. Check out what they’ve been up to over the past week!
Sports were a huge part of my life growing up in Montana. I was a Butte High Bulldog and I was proud to wear Butte High purple. I also know I was lucky to wear Butte High purple, because I was born after Title IX was written.
Our feminist friends at Jezebel just asked if four of our women candidates could change the face of Congress -- and the answer, of course, is a resounding “YES!”
Washington D.C. – EMILY’s List, the nation’s largest resource for women in politics, announced today that it is fully recommending the following candidates:
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- EMILY's List, the nation's largest resource for women in politics, announced today that Kelda Helen Roys, a candidate for Congress from Wisconsin, has been put "On the List."
Kelda Roys has us excited. Very excited. This Wisconsin state assemblywoman -- and EMILY's List Political Opportunity Program alumna -- is running for Congress, and she's "On the List!"
As goes Pennsylvania, so goes … Wisconsin? Not if Kelda Roys has a say.
A Wisconsin GOP lawmaker is proposing to split the state’s electoral votes by congressional district instead of using the current ‘winner-take-all’ system, echoing similar legislation recently introduced in Pennsylvania. This is especially problematic because those congressional districts were just re-engineered by Republicans and signed off on by Governor Scott Walker.
