Helping Women Run and Win

Mark J. Rozell

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Gender Diversity and Inequality

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This essay examines the candidate recruitment and training programs of four leading women's organizations. Author interviews with political directors, as well as an examination of the groups' literature, provide the insiders' accounts of their electoral activities and perceptions of the importance of future such endeavors by women's groups. The essay assesses the value of these electoral activities and potential for real political impact.

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