Posted Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The 2012 election was a turning point for women in politics. There will be a record number of women in the U.S. House of Representatives where Ohio's Marcy Kaptur is the most senior woman member. There will be more women U.S. Senators than ever before, and New Hampshire becomes the first state to have an all woman Congressional delegation. Are women still under-represented? Join host Mike McIntyre for a conversation about the ascendance of women in politics, Tuesday morning at 9 on the Sound of Ideas.
Economy, Regional Economy/Business - News, Government/Politics, Elections, Miscellaneous, Community/Human Interest
Marcy Kaptur, Congresswoman, Ohio’s 9th District
Barbara Palmer, Political Science Professor, Baldwin Wallace University
Debbie Sutherland, Mayor of Bay Village
Debbie Walsh, Director, Center for American Women and Politics
Female candidates made big gains in the 2012 election, The Washington Post
Women and Congressional Elections: A Century of Change by Barbara Palmer
The 2012 Project, Rutgers Center for American Women and Politics
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