The Tampa Bay Times reported that Ross Spano, Republican candidate for FL-15 running against EMILYs List-endorsed Kristen Carlson, has yet to file his personal financial disclosure, which is required of all candidates for Congress, and concealing the source for his more than $100,000 campaign loan.
Today, EMILYs List released the following statement on Latina Equal Pay Day. This date marks 10 months and one day -- the amount of time into 2018 that a Latina must work to earn what her white male counterparts earned in 2017 alone.
Desperate to buoy a congressman they previously walked away from, the Congressional Leadership Fund is taking Elissa Slotkin's out-of-context remarks and spending a million dollars to mislead voters about Elissa's record of always putting country first.
The faces of power in state legislatures are changing this year. Around the United States, women are confronting the challenges facing the country in 2018 and are putting their energy into building a better nation by running for office in unprecedented numbers.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu recently called paid family leave “vacation” while speaking to the Concord Monitor editorial board. This is the second time he's let his true views shine through in such a transparent way.
Today President Trump is hosting a fundraiser at Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. for several Republican candidates, including Jay Webber (NJ-11) and Ross Spano (FL-15).
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad calling John Culberson out for his vote to allow insurance companies to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions and his failure to protect his constituents' health care.
In leaked audio from a fundraiser on Friday evening, Brian Kemp tells a room full of supporters that Stacey Abrams' grassroots get-out-the-vote program continues to "concern" him, adding "especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote."
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote launched “Enough,” an ad that that showcases Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler’s votes for and money from big insurance and pharmaceutical interests.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote launched “Who Pays the Price,” an ad in MI-08 that lays out Rep. Mike Bishop’s record of voting for big drug company interests, after receiving big contributions from them.
