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University of Dayton

December 02, 2015

By Julia Hall Amidst the national debates amongst  the  presidential  candidates, a question outside of policy and quibbling has appeared: Are  women  being  represented sufficiently in elected offices?     With two prominent female presidential ...

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The South End

November 11, 2015

By Aleanna Siacon Following the 2015 political elections, Michigan’s gender parity score dropped from 27.4 and a national rank of 8th to 25.8 at 11th place. 18 out of 50 states have gender parity...

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University of Cincinnati

November 10, 2015

By Sophia Gaines Female students of University of Cincinnati were encouraged to run for political office and student government and given the tools to do so at an Elect Her workshop Saturday. The workshop,...

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The Collegian

November 08, 2015

By Lisa Olberding Kansas led the nation in the overall number of women elected to government offices in 1993, according a report by Representation 2020. Since then, the state’s rank has fallen to 24th...

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University of Arizona

November 07, 2015

By Sebastian Laguna According to national rankings, Arizona places fifth in the country for gender parity. Last Monday, Representation 2020 assigned all 50 U.S. states a Gender Parity Score, which was evaluated on the...

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HLN

November 03, 2015

By Jeanne Bonner Two women are vying to hold America’s highest office when President Obama’s term end in 2016 -- Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Carly Fiorina. But that may mistakenly lead folks to...

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All Together Now

October 29, 2015

http://prn.fm/all-together-now-10-29-15/ Cynthia Terrell interviewed by Eleanor LeCain

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C-SPAN

October 17, 2015

https://www.c-span.org/video/?328680-4/washington-journal-cynthia-terrell-women-elected-office

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National Women's Political Caucus

October 16, 2015

By Alexa Zogopoulos & Mallory McPherson-Wehan Women make up 50.8% of the population in the United States, but only 19% of Congress. Do we still live in a representative democracy if women are not...

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TheRed&Black

October 13, 2015

Electoral success for female politicians in the state of Georgia is rare, a recent study found. Georgia received the second lowest score out of 50 states for its lack of female success in local,...

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