#women-in-politics

#women-in-politics

Sarah Pochin's election marks a significant moment for Reform UK as their first female MP after a narrow victory in a crucial by-election.

Navarro suggests that Bondi is a loyal pick for Trump, emphasizing her lack of serious allegations compared to other nominees.

Kamala Harris's courtroom approach from her past emphasizes her skills in persuasion and advocacy, shaping her final argument in the presidential campaign.

Kamala Harris emphasizes the importance of women in politics during her keynote at Emerge's 20th anniversary.

Kamala Harris's concession speech highlighted her pioneering role as a woman of color in politics, embodying resilience even in defeat.

Two moms halted legislative proceedings to advocate for remote voting for new parents, emphasizing the need for parental representation.

Conference on remote voting among Congress members after childbirth highlights generational and structural changes in political culture.

Nita Lowey's pioneering political career made her an influential advocate for women's rights and healthcare funding as a longstanding U.S. Representative.

Nita Lowey, first woman to chair the U.S. House Appropriations Committee, passed away at 87 after a courageous battle with cancer.

The Chisholm Effect event honored Shirley Chisholm's legacy and her influence on public service, particularly for Black women in leadership.

Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman elected to Congress, is being honored with exhibits and events on what would have been her 100th birthday.

Shirley Chisholm's legacy inspires future leaders, especially young women of color, affirming their validity and importance in politics.

Women's representation remains critically low in government appointments, reflecting broader societal gender disparities.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's coalition has prioritized allocation of key government roles amidst ongoing gender equity concerns.

Disappointment over the low representation of women in ministerial roles amid the new government appointments.

Despite the persistence of female candidates, the United States has continued to reject women in presidential leadership, reflecting deep societal challenges.

A woman can win the White House, but likely as a conservative candidate.

Rachel Campos-Duffy misgendered Sarah McBride in a discussion about women's restroom rights, highlighting tensions over transgender issues in politics.

The proposed resolution against transgender women in Capitol restrooms has sparked significant political controversy and backlash from Democratic lawmakers.

Nancy Mace's measure banning transgender women from women's bathrooms in Congress is positioned as protecting women's rights amid a backdrop of increasing anti-trans discourse.

Susie Wiles selected as first female White House chief of staff, highlighting her influential role in GOP politics.

Trump's choice emphasizes Wiles' capabilities and the historic significance of her appointment.

Donald Trump responded to Mark Cuban's comments by attacking Cuban's character and emphasizing his interactions with strong women.

Mark Cuban admitted his comments about Trump and women were a mistake, clarifying that he did not intend to offend anyone supporting Trump.