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Election Analysis March 1, 2020 As the 2020 congressional primaries begin, do the trends for women candidates match 2018? Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis February 12, 2020 When it comes to gender bias in politics, be confrontational. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis February 11, 2020 What Does Buttigieg’s Success Mean for Gender Progress in American Politics? Melissa R. Michelson, Guest Contributor Brian Harrison, Guest Contributor
Election Analysis February 6, 2020 After Iowa: Is Sexism Weighing Warren Down? Dan Cassino, Guest Contributor
Election Analysis January 27, 2020 Of Course Women are Among the Most Studious Impeachment Jurors Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis January 14, 2020 A woman can win the presidency. Here are the receipts. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis January 8, 2020 2020 is the First Presidential Election of the #MeToo Era. Why Do the Political Parties See it so Differently? Claire Gothreau
