With our 10th Anniversary National Convening less than two months away, we’re excited to release a preview of what’s on the agenda for our full day of programming.Read More…
We have quite a bit happening to round out the summer, from redistricting to new US Senate candidates in Republican-held seats and this fall’s marquee races heating up. But first, a quick reminder that registration and the room block for this fall’s convening are now open:Read More…
Yesterday’s special elections sent a powerful message: When we support women in critical state legislative races, we don’t just win—we change the makeup of power. Take a look at how the victories in Iowa, Minnesota and Georgia played out:Read More…
Over the years, Electing Women Alliance convenings have been an opportunity for us to strategize, build our alliance—and have a lot of fun, with each other and with the women we support.Read More…
Buckle up and take that cowboy nap, this is a Texas-sized email. And it’s as spicy as barbeque sauce.Read More…
Second-quarter fundraising reports for all federal candidates were due on July 15. Post-primary reports for New Jersey and Virginia also posted earlier this month. We’ll spend most of this newsletter digging into those. Plus, we have a very important 10th Anniversary National Convening update.Read More…
Stacy and I had the opportunity to attend the first-ever Democratic Governor’s Association Women Governor’s Retreat, hosted by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on beautiful Mackinac Island, Michigan.Read More…
We’re excited to officially open registration for the 2025 EWA Convening this October in Washington, DC. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to come together with other members of the EWA network both to celebrate our 10th anniversary and to dig deeply into our shared work.Read More…
As Heather’s last day as EWA co-director approached, we debated who should write her send-off email. In the end, we did exactly what we’ve done so many times in the last 10 years—we decided to do it together.Read More…
It’s been a big election month, especially in New Jersey and Virginia. Now, the sprint to Nov. 4 has begun, and we’ve got a primer on how that should look (spoiler: It will be close).Read More…
