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Press Releases
- Press ReleaseSep 4, 2012
"20 Percent in 2012" Campaign Seeks Biggest Spike for Women in Office Since 1992
- Press ReleaseAug 16, 2012
Election 2012: Women Candidates for Senate, House Top Records
- Press ReleaseJun 21, 2012
Election 2012: U.S. Women on Track to Field Record-Breaking Number of House Candidates in Fall Election
- Press ReleaseMar 2, 2012
New Jersey, Once Among the Worst, Now Ranks Among the Top 10 States for Women in Legislature
- Press ReleaseNov 9, 2011
After Legislative Elections in Four States, Number of Women Remains Stuck; Stagnation Continues in Statewide Offices; Women of Color Gain in NJ
- Press ReleaseOct 24, 2011
Presidential Voting, Combined With Redistricting, Gives Women Best Chance in 20 Years to Win Office
- Press ReleaseOct 15, 2011
Women Across the U.S. Getting Ready to Run®; Phyllis Kornicker Bequest Boosts Efforts to Advance Women's Political Power
- Press ReleaseSep 20, 2011
Election 2011: Record Number of Women Seek NJ State Legislature Seats; Four Other States Will Also Hold State Elections
- Press ReleaseApr 26, 2011
Changes in Legislative Map Alter Prospects for Women: Disproportionate Number of NJ Women Legislators Must Step Aside Because of Shifted District Lines
- Press ReleaseJan 18, 2011
The 2012 Project Teams Up with Rachel's Network to Elect More Women With Environmental Expertise
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