Join Women Winning and the University of Minnesota Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy for a post-election dialogue that delves into the intersections of gender, race, and political leadership within Minnesota. Center Director Christina Ewig, along with co-author Jenna Hoge, will present insights from our upcoming fact sheet, "Who Leads? A Fact Sheet on Gender, Race, and Elected Representatives in Minnesota." This new research examines two decades of transformations in Minnesota's elected offices. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to listen to Sen. Zaynab Mohamed, as well as other current and former candidates, discussing the catalysts driving increased diversity in Minnesota's legislative bodies, and the hurdles that must be overcome to attain genuine inclusivity in Minnesota's democracy.

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There’s less than a week left until Election Day, and we’ll need all the help we can get to get our endorsed candidates across the finish line! Join us as we door knock for Minneapolis City Council Ward 12 candidate, Aurin Chowdhury, this Saturday, November 4th from 2-5PM at Minnehaha Park!

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Meet Aurin Chowdhury: a trailblazer, changemaker, and Women Winning endorsed candidate! Dive into her vision for a more inclusive and vibrant community, expanding healthcare access, and representing Ward 12 on the Minneapolis City Council.

Read more about Aurin in our Trailblazers & Changemakers interview HERE.

“I went to a few Duluth city council meetings. I looked at all the city council members — they all bring something to the table, absolutely — but it didn’t represent all of Duluth. One of my motivations for running was: representation.”

Women Winning endorsed candidate, Miranda Pacheco, talks running for City Council in Duluth, and highlights obstacles, opportunities, and the need for community. 

Read more about Miranda’s journey to running for office in Minnesota Women’s Press HERE.

Minnesota has one of the nation's highest rates of female donors to state political campaigns, but women still remain underrepresented as political spenders, per a new analysis.

Read more from Axios HERE.

Abortions in Minnesota have increased by roughly 40% since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in the Dobbs decision last June, part of a nationwide increase since the end of Roe.

Read more from the Minnesota Reformer HERE.

- Team Women Winning