Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad contrasting George Holding's record of putting special interests, like big insurance companies, ahead of North Carolinians, with Linda Coleman's deep roots in her community and commitment to working families.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad outlining Congressman John Culberson's long record of protecting the insurance companies that fund his campaigns at the expense of his constituents.
Last night in the fifth debate between Leslie Cockburn and her Republican opponent Denver Riggleman in Virginia's 5th District at Piedmont Virginia Community College, the candidates were asked about their proposals to reduce incidences of rape and sexual assault. Denver Riggleman responded by saying that "a lot of it comes to educating females."
Today, EMILYs List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new Spanish language ad calling out Martha McSally for her dismal record on health care and her support for eliminating protections for those with pre-existing conditions, a move that would have cost some Arizona families thousands of dollars.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote in partnership with Senate Majority PAC will continue running an ad highlighting Josh Hawley's dishonest claim that he supports coverage for pre-existing conditions.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad showcasing Steve Pearce’s record of undermining health care access for New Mexicans.
Today EMILYs List, the nation’s largest resource for women in politics, endorsed Nikki Fried for Florida commissioner of agriculture and consumer services.
Today, the United States Senate voted to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. In response, Stephanie Schriock, president of EMILY's List, released the following statement.
Today EMILYs List, the nation’s largest resource for women in politics, endorsed Kendra Horn for Congress in Oklahoma’s 5th Congressional District.
Yesterday, in an interview with Minnesota Public Radio, Minnesota Republican Senate Nominee, Karin Housley, said that if elected, she would be a rubber stamp for President Donald Trump.
