At Women Winning, the work of electing pro-choice women never stops, and we’re already looking ahead to 2024! 

We’re excited to announce the first event in our 2023-2024 Training Series highlighting Minnesota’s Caucus and Convention processes and what it will take for pro-choice women to win their races in 2024. We’ll cover the caucus and convention logistics, candidate tips and imperatives, and learn more about what success looks like in the time leading up to these important steps on the journey to getting elected to office.

Join us on Saturday, December 9th at 11AM via Zoom to learn more! 

Hey, Eagan and Mendota Heights–it’s Special Election Primary Day for House District 52B! 

We’re proud to support Cynthia Callais as Women Winning’s endorsed candidate for 52B, as advancing reproductive rights is one of her strongest driving motivations in running for office! Cynthia currently serves on the board of Pro-Choice Minnesota, and her personal experiences with reproductive health care have made her unabashedly pro-choice. In the House, Cynthia would seek to expand our current progress in these areas, with a specific focus on empowering young people and people with disabilities to have the full bodily autonomy they deserve and are too often denied. 

Visit pollfinder.sos.mn.gov for hours and voting locations!

Last week Women Winning was thrilled to be a part of electing the first all women, pro-choice City Council in St. Paul! This first all women, pro-choice City Council represents a tremendous victory for reproductive freedom in Minnesota’s Capital City, and Women Winning is proud to have played a role in electing this incredible slate of women that will affect policy in Saint Paul for generations to come!

Women Winning is proud to have endorsed all members of the new Saint Paul City Council:

City Councilor-Elect Anika Bowie, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 1

City Councilor Rebecca Noecker, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 2*

City Councilor-Elect Saura Jost, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 3

City Councilor Mitra Jalali, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 4*

City Councilor-Elect HwaJeong Kim, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 5

City Councilor Nelsie Yang, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 6*

City Councilor-Elect Cheniqua Johnson, Saint Paul City Council, Ward 7

*incumbent

Check out new research from RepresentWomen on Proportional Ranked Choice Voting (PRCV)!

Read more from MPR’s five takeaways from the 2023 Election, including how abortion access played a key role in many election wins across the country!

- Team Women Winning