2020 is not a fair playing field. Here's how to even it out
2020 is not a fair playing field. Here's how to even it out
By Marianne Schnall,
By Marianne Schnall,
By Marianne Schnall,
By Marianne Schnall,
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The jam-packed 2020 Democratic presidential field includes six women, the largest-ever number of women to run for a party's presidential nomination.
Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand has drawn some harsh media coverage since launching her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in January – but in that, it seems she's part of a sisterhood.
Women in Congress have been getting attention recently for calling out casual sexism on the Hill — and female staffers say it’s making their jobs easier.
By Natalie Gontcharova,
By Natalie Gontcharova,
The 2020 presidential election marks the first time more than two women have competed in the Democratic or Republican primaries, according to the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University.
There’s a historic number of women running for the
Ever pragmatic, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday that she’d like to see a woman on the 2020 presidential ticket — but she’s not insisting on it.