What's New in New Jersey?
CAWP director Debbie Walsh spoke with NJTV's Mary Alice Williams about women in NJ politics and more.
Are We There Yet?
High Country News reports that there are battles yet to be won a century after Montana Republican Jeannette Rankin became the first woman in Congress.
Vote As If a Lot Depended on It
The Washington Post's Catherine Rampell describes some theories about why women might be more inclined than men to vote.
Throwback Tuesday?
It may not be Thursday, but it's a moment to look back 30 years when Geraldine Ferraro introduced herself to the nation as the vice presidential candidate of the Democratic party, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
Run, Michele, Run
That's the advice of The Washington Post to retiring Congresswoman Michele Bachmann. It's based on the paucity of Republican women identified as potential presidential 2016 candidates and the evidence that women with growing national profiles are more often tabbed as potential veep candidates, rather than presidential timber. Why shouldn't women aim for the top?
