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Research & Scholarship

CAWP research and research by CAWP scholars that addresses emerging questions about American women's political participation. 

 
Candidate Recruitment
Candidates and Campaigns
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Impact of Women Public Officials
Political Parties
Women and Term Limits
Women Political Appointees
Women of Color in Politics
Women Voters and the Gender Gap
A Closer Look: Research Briefs CAWP Series on Gender & American Politics Research Inventory: Women & Politics CAWP Recruitment Studies Datasets

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