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Apr 15, 2008: Perdue goes positive
With her May 6 primary for governor only a few weeks away and her opponent on the attack, North Carolina’s Bev Perdue made a bold and brave move last Thursday: she pulled her negative television ads.
Apr 15, 2008: Bev Perdue - A Positive Campaign
EMILY's List candidate Bev Perdue, running for governor in North Carolina, is out with a new ad about maintaining a positive campaign and focusing on the issues that matter most to constituents.
Apr 9, 2008: Statement from Ellen R. Malcolm on Jackie Speier’s Victory in California’s Twelfth Congressional District
Jackie Speier marks a milestone for EMILY’s List: the 70th woman we have helped elect to the United States House of Representatives. California voters chose this tremendous leader because they know from day one – from this week forward – she will use her experience and tenacity to improve their communities and the country.
Apr 8, 2008: Hagan Gains Momentum Going Into Primary
With the North Carolina primary just four weeks away, state Senator Kay Hagan is picking up the speed and support that will propel her into the general election.
Apr 8, 2008: Long Thompson Works for Change in Indiana
Jill Long Thompson is running one of the best grassroots campaigns in the country – and coming out on top.
Mar 26, 2008: EMILY’s List Announces Endorsement of Tracey Brooks
“Tracey Brooks is a bright, honest, and articulate leader who has been actively working with New York communities for more than fifteen years,” said Ellen R. Malcolm, president of EMILY’s List.
Mar 25, 2008: EMILY's List Unveils Pennsylvania WOMEN VOTE! Campaign
The EMILY’s List Pennsylvania WOMEN VOTE! program will begin a campaign to reach out to nearly 150,000 women voters in Pennsylvania through the mail and over the phone in the final weeks leading up to the Pennsylvania presidential primary.
Mar 24, 2008: POP candidates named recipients of John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award
Brunner and Bowen, POP candidates from 2006, are being recognized for their efforts to improve voting integrity in their respective states.
Mar 19, 2008: EMILY's List Announces Endorsement of Kay Hagan for North Carolina Senate
“Kay Hagan personifies the strength, experience and tenacity needed to change Washington and to bring North Carolina’s priorities back from those of President Bush,” said Ellen R. Malcolm, president of EMILY’s List.
Mar 17, 2008: Pingree Sets Progressive Agenda
Pingree and her grassroots campaign bring to the table fresh perspectives on issues such as Iraq and health care.
Mar 12, 2008: EMILY's List Announces Endorsement of Kate Brown for Oregon Secretary of State
“As the first woman to serve as Oregon State Senate majority leader, Kate Brown has been a role model and trail blazer for women everywhere,” said Jonathan Parker, political director of EMILY’s List.
Mar 12, 2008: Bass named Speaker of California Assembly
On February 29, Assemblywoman Karen Bass (D-Los Angeles) was elected to be the next Speaker of the California Assembly – the first African American woman to serve as Speaker of any state Assembly.
Mar 11, 2008: Long Thompson Will Bring Growth to Indiana’s Economy
Jill Long Thompson is working hard to let Indiana voters know she’s the gubernatorial candidate with the right plan to revive the state’s economy.
Mar 5, 2008: Perdue Works for Compensation for Sterilization Victims
“[T]he forced sterilization of all those women without their permission – it’s one of the most heinous things I have ever heard of… [I]t just makes my blood boil,” Perdue said.
Mar 5, 2008: EMILY's List Statement on March 4th Primaries
“Once again women made up the backbone of Hillary Clinton’s support in her critical victories in Texas, Ohio, and Rhode Island."
Mar 5, 2008: Clinton Wins Ohio, Texas, and Rhode Island
Watch Sen. Hillary Clinton speak to supporters in Cincinnati after news of her wins in Ohio and Rhode Island.
Mar 4, 2008: EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! Delivers in Ohio and Texas
Last night we saw the fruits of a continuing effort by the EMILY's List WOMEN VOTE! program to turn out women voters for Senator Hillary Clinton. Starting in mid-February, EMILY's List began reaching out to nearly 150,000 targeted women voters in Ohio and women across the state of Texas who were likely voters.
Mar 4, 2008: Ohio, Texas Give Clinton Major Momentum
After a long month on the campaign trail, the March 4 primaries turned out impressive results for Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Mar 4, 2008: Clinton Momentum Driven by Women Voters
A recent article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch credits women with shifting the tide back towards Sen. Hillary Clinton over the past week.
Feb 29, 2008: Shaheen Offers Mortgage Solution
As Congress searches for ways to solve the subprime lending crisis, Jeanne Shaheen, EMILY’s List candidate running for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, is offering solutions that will end the crisis now.
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