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WOMEN VOTE! takes on 8 battleground states

Submitted by swagman@emilysl... on Sat, 2012-09-22 12:47
Alison McQuade
September 22, 2012

Our WOMEN VOTE! programs has been very busy this year. But there’s no sleep ‘til Election Day for EMILY’s List and WOMEN VOTE!, as they launched a new voter education program aimed at independent women in battleground states from coast to coast.

EMILY’s List Triumphant in Primary Season

Submitted by Fernst@emilysli... on Wed, 2012-08-15 13:34
Francesca Ernst
August 15, 2012

“We’ve been saying it for months – and we just keep proving it – 2012 is shaping up to be an historic year for Democratic women.” – Stephanie Schriock, EMILY’s List President

Happy Birthday Social Security
What Independent Women Voters Think of the Romney/Ryan Budget
Top 5 Worst Things About Paul Ryan's Record

WOMEN VOTE! Announces Ad Buy In Support of Tammy Baldwin

Submitted by jaddison@emilys... on Tue, 2012-07-10 10:12
July 10, 2012

Urges Voters to Support Tammy Baldwin, Who Works For The Middle Class

June Primary Round Up

Submitted by Fernst@emilysli... on Wed, 2012-06-13 09:17
Francesca Ernst
June 13, 2012

What a fantastic June for EMILY’s List as primary polls closed in key states and results came pouring in announcing victories for our candidates across the country. We were stoked to see these hardworking, progressive champions of choice move on to November’s general election.

Let’s take a look at the primaries we’ve been tracking:

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Women VOTE! For The Win in New Mexico and California
Ready to Run and Ready to Win
A Day in the Windy City – and We Were Blown Away

Women VOTE! For The Win in New Mexico and California

Submitted by Fernst@emilysli... on Mon, 2012-06-11 15:47
Francesca Ernst
June 11, 2012

We’re pretty excited for Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM-01) and Julia Brownley (CA-26) as they celebrate Tuesday’s primary victories. Facing fierce opponents in demanding districts, these women led strong campaigns to pull off amazing wins. In races like these, creating meaningful connections with women voters can often make the difference between victory and defeat. Why? Because when women vote, Democrats win.

Ready to Run and Ready to Win
We all agree: Our Candidates are Changing the Face of Congress
Paycheck Fairness

EMILY’s List Women Win Big In June 5 Primaries

Submitted by jaddison@emilys... on Wed, 2012-06-06 10:28
June 6, 2012

Michelle Lujan Grisham, Julia Brownley, and Lois Capps Come Through Competitive Races

WASHINGTON, D.C – EMILY’s List, the nation’s largest resource for women in politics, congratulates its outstanding field of pro-choice Democratic women candidates on their successful primary campaigns.

EMILY’s List Endorses Shelley Adler, Kathy Boockvar, Julia Brownley, Carol Shea-Porter, and Kyrsten Sinema for Congress

Submitted by admin on Sun, 2012-06-03 23:06
April 20, 2012

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:

EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! To Educate Women Voters in California

Submitted by admin on Sun, 2012-06-03 23:06
May 4, 2012

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- EMILY’s List, the nation’s largest resource for women in politics, today announced a new WOMEN VOTE! project in California’s twenty-sixth congressional district. As the nationwide voter mobilization and education project of EMILY's List, WOMEN VOTE! will reach out to key voters in California to educate them about Julia Brownley’s record of standing up for women’s health care and reproductive freedom.

Four score -- Julia, Jessica, Joyce, and Shelley are "On The List!"

Submitted by admin on Sun, 2012-06-03 22:57
Beth Davidson
March 13, 2012

I know we're sounding like a broken record, constantly waxing about redistricting, but the once-every-decade process really does produce so many exciting new opportunities for women candidates - and 2012 is no exception. EMILY's List is proud to announce our support of no fewer than four candidates today, all four of whom are running in districts affected by redistricting.