Press Releases
Apr 28, 2004: Statement by Ellen R. Malcolm on Allyson Schwartz's Victory in Pennsylvania 13
Apr 22, 2004: WOMEN VOTE! to Mobilize Voters for Primary
Mar 16, 2004: EMILY'S List Endorses Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Mar 11, 2004: EMILY'S List Endorses Lois Murphy for Pennsylvania's 6th Congressional District
"Lois Murphy has been a fierce advocate for women, families, and small businesses alike in her 16-year legal career," said EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm. "Pennsylvania needs strong leadership on economic issues, health care, and job creation – and Lois Murphy is focusing on those issues."
Mar 9, 2004: EMILY'S List Endorses Kalyn Free for Oklahoma's 2nd U.S. Congressional District
"Kalyn Free has spent 15 years fighting on behalf of women, children and the environment and it's time to take her fight to the floor of the U.S. Congress," said EMILY's List President Ellen Malcolm.
Feb 17, 2004: EMILY'S List Releases Guide to Encourage Women to Run for State and Local Office
Feb 5, 2004: WOMEN VOTE! Launches 2004 Voter Program
Jan 28, 2004: EMILY'S List Endorses Inez Tenenbaum for U.S. Senate
"Under the leadership of Inez Tenenbaum, the South Carolina school systems have improved at an outstanding rate," said EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm. "Inez has proven ability to find solutions to the problems that face working families. South Carolinians would do well to send Inez to the U.S. Senate."
Jan 28, 2004: EMILY'S List Endorses Stephanie Herseth for South Dakota's Congressional District
"Stephanie Herseth's experience and strong South Dakota roots will serve South Dakota well in Congress," said EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm. "South Dakota has never sent a woman to the U.S. House and Stephanie has the talent and focus to fight for the issues affecting the state's working families."
Jan 12, 2004: Poll Update: Murray Continues to Gain Momentum While Nethercutt Continues to Slide
Dec 10, 2003: Statement by Ellen R. Malcolm on the Supreme Court Decision on Campaign Finance Reform
Dec 9, 2003: Polling Update: Gregoire Receives Overwhelming Support in her Race for Governor
Nov 10, 2003: Statement by Ellen R. Malcolm, President of EMILY's List, on Vi Simpson's Withdrawal from the Indiana Governor's Race
Nov 5, 2003: EMILY'S List Races Prevail in 2003
Nov 4, 2003: EMILY'S List Endorses Darlene Hooley for Oregon's 5th Congressional Seat
"Hooley has exhibited strong leadership on behalf of Oregonians since she first won this seat in 1996," said EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm. "In her four terms in Congress, Rep. Hooley has been a leader in the fight for quality education, protection for consumers' credit and taking care of our veterans.
Nov 3, 2003: Statement by Ellen R. Malcolm, President of EMILY's List, on Graham Retirement
Oct 21, 2003: EMILY'S List Endorses Lisa Quigley for California's 20th Congressional District
"Lisa Quigley has spent the past 12 years working on legislation that really makes a difference for California's children and families," said EMILY's List President Ellen R. Malcolm. "She knows this district and she knows the issues facing these constituents. She'll be ready to hit the ground running."
Oct 21, 2003: Groundbreaking Poll Shows Bush is Beatable in 2004
Sep 4, 2003: EMILY'S List Endorses Betty Castor for U.S. Senate
Betty Castor has a civic service record extending more than three decades. As a Florida state Senator, Castor helped pass historic education reform that introduced higher standards for students in Florida schools. In her first term as the state's education leader, Castor persuaded the legislature to spend more than $160 million of newfound state lottery money on schools to avoid education cuts. Castor also led the fight to increase teacher salaries and raise teaching standards.
Sep 4, 2003: EMILY'S List Endorses Nancy Farmer for U.S. Senate
In her tenure in public service, Farmer has demonstrated strong fiscal responsibility and solid knowledge of economic issues. As a state legislator, Farmer chaired the powerful Ways and Means Committee and served on both the Budget and Operations and Finance Committees. In the Legislature, Farmer led the effort to eliminate the state sales tax on groceries, one of the largest and fairest permanent tax cuts in Missouri's history. As Treasurer, Farmer is responsible for managing the state's $17 billion in annual revenues, overseeing the state's banking services, and managing the investment portfolio with nearly $3 billion invested daily. Under Farmer's watch, Missouri has maintained a AAA bond rating during tough economic times.
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