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Election Analysis April 18, 2016 Lesson 3: Presidential politics are not free of gender bias, and this election provides examples of both persistence and progress. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis April 17, 2016 Lesson 2: Every presidential candidate – man or woman – faces gendered expectations. But there are some significant differences between men and women who run. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis April 16, 2016 Lesson 1: Every presidential candidate – man or woman – plays the gender card. They just do it differently. Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis April 13, 2016 Memo to Women Candidates Part III: Lessons from the Presidential Primary Debates Chris Jahnke, Guest Contributor
Election Analysis April 3, 2016 Valuing Women’s Wins on the Court, Field, and Campaign Trail Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis March 24, 2016 Gender Bias Hurts Women Candidates Much Less than Election Year Anecdotes Would Suggest Kathleen Dolan
Election Analysis March 17, 2016 Gender Matters: A Status Check on the Gender Gap in Presidential Primaries Kelly Dittmar
Election Analysis March 15, 2016 You Might Be A Sexist If: Judging Hillary Clinton Without Being Sexist Melanye Price
Election Analysis March 11, 2016 EMILY’s List Lends its Fundraising Might to Help Hillary Clinton; Conservative Women’s PACs a Non-factor with Republican Presidential Candidates Rosalyn Cooperman
