Trust Women to Lead
Scholarly research has shown that women legislators tend to sponsor more bills, pass more laws, and send their districts more money than their male colleagues.
We need a societal shift towards believing women, not shaming them. But we also need a representational revolution: we need to trust women to lead.
It’s past time for change. And we’re in luck, because dozens of women are ready to bring it.
Join Suzan in supporting the Democratic women who are competing in Republican-held districts across the country this year by contributing today!
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