MJ Hegar Wants to Bring Ann Richards Energy to Congress
The Texas military veteran who served three tours in Afghanistan points to her sworn duty to protect the country as her motivation to flip the Senate in November
She Is Running
Theresa Greenfield: Give Americans a Second Chance
The economic hits to family farms, the health care crisis leaving so many uninsured, the failing educational systems—these are the issues Iowans live with every day, and what fuels Greenfield’s run for office.
Don’t Tell Teresa Tomlinson She Can’t Win
The Georgia politician running for senator discusses the importance of centering race and class in an election, pushing back against the boys' club, and conquering her fears.
We Need a Woman Doctor In the Senate
Amid a global healthcare crisis, Dr. Barbara Bollier aims to focus her medical expertise and decade's worth of state political experience on affordable healthcare for all.
Sarah Riggs Amico Wants to Restore ‘Dignity’ to Congress
The former Republican and Stacey Abrams’ running mate leans into her faith, feminism, and finance acumen in a bid to become Georgia's first elected woman senator.
Will Sexism Trump Voter Desperation?
The dead heat among Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination is reason to celebrate another female front-runner for president! And: reason to worry.
Elizabeth Warren Would Make America Great Again
The Massachusetts senator is laying out more progressive policy than anyone vying for the Democratic nomination. It's time to get excited about her.
Kamala Harris Is More Than Just Another Potential “First”
The former DA and Senate committee badass makes history with her presidential bid. But more importantly, she may just be the best person for the job.
Running for Office Helped Me Find My Voice
A neurological condition affected her speech, but one woman found the courage to run for office so she could be a voice for her community.
Can Stacey Abrams Turn Her Debts Into An Asset?
The Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate could make history as the country’s first black female governor—if voters can get past the illusion of wealth as a reflection of merit.