Every year, Women Winning hosts our Annual Action Series--a group of events leading up to the Primary and General Elections that support our endorsed champions of reproductive freedom with people power from the community. Join us this summer as we knock doors and phone bank for our incredible candidates to give them an extra boost before Election Day!

UPCOMING THIS WEEK

Huldah Hiltsley Door Knock 
Sunday, August 4 - 2PM
4824 92nd Court
Brooklyn Park, MN 55443

Kissy Coakley Door Knock 
Tuesday, August 6 - 11AM
Purgatory Park
17315 Excelsior Blvd
Minnetonka, MN 55345

Women Winning is thrilled to once again partner with Representative Angie Craig for a summer fundraiser breakfast in Saint Paul!

2024 is going to be the most important election of our lifetimes, and anti-choice forces are already labeling Angie’s district as a pickup opportunity. With candidates like Donald Trump and JD Vance pouring millions into the Midwest, we’re organizing to ensure Rep. Craig has the support to win again and hold this important district -- and we need all hands on deck. Join us to help send Angie back to Congress!

Angie Craig Summer Breakfast Fundraiser

Thursday, July 8, 2024

8:30AM

Saint Paul - Address available upon RSVP

It’s hard to believe, but Primary Election Day is less than two weeks away! 

We know Women Winning supporters are busy people, and with so many races and candidates, it can be challenging to know which ones will stand up for abortion access and Reproductive Freedom. 

That’s why we put together the Women Winning 2024 Primary Voter Guide–to help you plan ahead and prepare to make your voice heard at your polling place tomorrow!

Our Voter Guide covers candidates from US Senate to State Senate to local offices – and yes, you can take it into the voting booth with you! 

Check it out and support our incredible Women Winning candidates in your area!

Last Friday, U.S. Senator Tina Smith, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, Majority Leader Erin Murphy, Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman, Rep. Esther Agbaje, and Congressional candidate Kelly Morrison led a large group of Women Winning endorsed pro-choice champions and leaders in a press conference announcing the endorsement of Kamala Harris for President at the Minnesota State Capitol.

"With this election, the choice could not be more clear. Vice President Harris has been a tireless advocate for women's rights and reproductive freedom and we know we can trust her to stand with us,” said Smith.

In the most important election of our lifetimes, we agree with Senator Smith–the choice couldn’t be more clear–it’s pro-choice champion Kamala Harris, or the man responsible for the end of Roe v. Wade who’ll institute a national abortion ban at the first chance he gets, Donald Trump. 

Vice President Kamala Harris is vying to be the first woman to serve as president.

She’s already broken boundaries in her current position — as the first woman, first Black woman and first South Asian American to serve as Vice President.

MPR News host Angela Davis and her guests St. Paul City Councilor Cheniqua Johnson and Macalester Professor of American Studies Duchess Harris talked about women in leadership and the Black women leaders who paved the way for Kamala Harris’ candidacy.

Major Democratic donors are flocking to Kamala Harris. Her presidential campaign raised more than $200 million in its first week, and the Democratic super PAC Future Forward said it had received $150 million in commitments after Biden bowed out. The wave of big-dollar donors, which is defying predictions that the vice president would not be able to appeal to the party’s fundraising class, has been particularly noticeable because of some donors’ previous aversion to giving to a president they saw as a doomed candidate.

Donors told POLITICO that with Harris assuming Biden’s spot at the top of the ticket, they are now more willing to support a Democratic presidential candidate again. Some were also motivated by their desire to beat GOP nominee Donald Trump.

“I’ve talked to more people who have been just in a general sense more reserved about President Biden, who are now very enthusiastic,” said Mozelle Thompson, a former Federal Trade Commission commissioner and Democratic donor. “The enthusiasm gap, the excitement gap, has been erased.”