Most women vote Democratic. And most still change their name when they marry. And that’s where the GOP sees an Achilles’ heel ...

women who have suffered, who are now taking their rightful place in leadership of Democratic Party politics in a profound way,” said Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Los Angeles), who wore a white pantsuit ...

Special correspondent Fred de… Missouri Democrats criticize ‘ridiculous’ debate over House dress code Women who serve in the Missouri House will face a tougher dress code when they return to ...

the Women’s Power Index ranks 193 UN member states on their progress toward gender parity in political participation. It analyzes the proportion of women who serve as heads of state or ...

politics and more. End of carousel The chart, using voter registration data from the firm L2, looked like the one below. At left is the distribution of party identification among women by age ...

Harris, Crockett said, “saw right through me,” as she felt only another Black woman who had experienced the same pressures and bruises of politics could. With Harris within reach of the Oval ...

Those who advocate for getting more women into political office say it is a sight they hope to see replicated across the country as hot-button issues such as abortion, family budgets and school ...

Over the past few years, about 4 in 10 young women between the ages of 18 and 29 have described their political views as liberal, compared with two decades ago when about 3 in 10 identified that way.

“I think Black women right now are naming that our future is truly at stake, and that this election actually goes far beyond one election,” Wyatt said. “It goes far beyond electoral politics.

Since 2012 women have held only 4% of seats at provincial councils and 1.9% in local governments The 2018 local government election allowed over 1500 women to make their entry into politics Even ...

according to the Center for American Women and Politics. Here’s a look at key moments in the women’s suffrage movement and the landmark legislation that expanded the opportunity to vote to all ...

Her microphone may have been muted when it wasn’t her turn to speak, but Vice President Kamala Harris’ facial expressions spoke volumes during her debate against former President Trump.