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Election Analysis April 22, 2020 Denominators Matter: Women as a Percentage of All Candidates and Nominees Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis April 14, 2020 Women on the Front Lines in Cities’ Fights Against COVID-19 Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis April 6, 2020 Women on the Front Lines in States’ Fights Against COVID19 Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis March 23, 2020 Statement on the End of the Presidential Primary for Women Candidates Debbie Walsh
Election Analysis March 18, 2020 Miller, Newman Push Potential Gains for Women in Illinois Congressional Delegation CAWP Staff
Election Analysis March 17, 2020 The Current State of Republican Women and What Might Happen in 2020 Claire Gothreau
Election Analysis March 13, 2020 To see more women in leadership, shift the burden to men. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis March 11, 2020 Despite Primary Victories, Women Unlikely to Make Gains in Mississippi Congressional Delegation CAWP Staff
Election Analysis March 4, 2020 March 3rd Primary Results: Texas, North Carolina Could Increase Women’s Representation in Congress; Arkansas Likely to Maintain a Women’s Delegation of Zero CAWP Staff
