Where the Girls Are

Columnist Gail Collins highlighted races featuring women candidates - and the continuing paucity of Republican women in Congress -- in The New York Times, quoting CAWP director Debbie Walsh.

The Girls are Here, Too

The New York Times also reported on women in New York City Hall in the new administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio, finding many women in key positions.

Where the Girls Aren't

Reading Rainbow's blog featured a guest post from CAWP senior communications officer Kathy Kleeman, targeted for Women's History Month but appropriate any day.

Where the Girls Haven't Been, but Could Be

The New York Times looked at women running for governor in northeastern states, discussing opportunities and potential glass ceilings.

Where ARE the Republican Women?

That's the question MSNBC asked, noting CAWP's research on the paucity of Republican women candidates and winners.

Do Women Want to Go There?

Forbes took a look at whether women harbor political ambitions and why they might not.

Women Voters Hold the Key in 2014 - Again

The Ledger-Enquirer discussed the potential for women voters to sway the North Carolina contest for U.S.  Senate, while The Atlantic examined the politics of an aging population that may not be as conservative as older voters of the past.

Women Officeholders Do Make a Difference

Once again, the women of the U.S. Senate were found collaborating across party lines - this time, with regard to the missing Nigerian girls, as reported in The New York Times.