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.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released new television and radio ads highlighting how Rodney Davis has prioritized his corporate donors’ priorities over his constituents’ best interests, including voting in favor of repealing health insurance for those with pre-existing conditions.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released new radio and digital ads highlighting Greg Gianforte's record of attempting to eliminate protections for and to privatize public lands.
Over the weekend, Danny Tarkanian retweeted a desperate, sexist attack on Susie Lee from one of his paid consultants referring to her as a “bored housewife candidate.”
Today, the Huffington Post reported that Karin Housley, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Minnesota, compared former first lady Michelle Obama to a “chimp” in a Facebook post in 2009.
Today, EMILY's List independent expenditure arm Women Vote released a new ad highlighting Josh Hawley’s support of a lawsuit that would allow insurers to deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
Yesterday, the Associated Press reported that Brian Kemp, Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate, is taking advantage of his role as current secretary of state in order to put a hold on more than 53,000 voter registration applications, a move widely seen as an attempt to improperly silence Georgia voters.
