As Election Day rapidly approaches, EMILYs List candidates for gubernatorial, federal, state, and local offices are knocking doors, debating opponents, and putting in the hard work they need to do to win.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released new digital ads comparing Yvette Herrell's shady, self-serving record in politics to Xochitl Torres Small's deep roots in New Mexico's 2nd district and vision for the future.
Today CNN reported additional shameful remarks from Rep. Jason Lewis (MN-02) when he was a radio host, this time mocking sexual assault survivors.
Today Vice President Mike Pence is in Des Moines, Iowa campaigning for Republican Rep. David Young (IA-03). Christina Reynolds, vice president of communications at EMILYs List, released the following statement
The stakes are high in elections across the country, but for families in Maine, Georgia, and Kansas, it's a matter of life and death.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released two new ads educating voters on Dave Brat’s record of taking in big campaign contributions from insurance companies while repeatedly voting to undermine quality affordable health care access for his constituents.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released an ad highlighting Leslie Cockburn's dedication to working for the people of Virginia's 5th District in Congress, instead of protecting corporate interests.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad pointing out that election fraud is not Scott Taylor’s only scandal – he also took money from insurance companies then voted to repeal access to affordable health care for his constituents.
Today EMILYs List’s voter mobilization and education project, Women Vote, in partnership with AFT Solidarity, announce a new television buy and ad campaign in Texas’ 23rd Congressional District.
With Election Day only three weeks away, EMILYs List candidates have been racking up endorsements from their local newspaper editorial boards.
