Why I Pledged to Vote
A century ago, brave women fought for my right to vote and I will always honor that right and responsibility.
Category: Electoral Politics
I’ve Pledged to Vote
This November marks the first time I will be out of my home state of Oklahoma for an election and, as a result, the first time I will be voting by absentee ballot.
The Rising American Electorate
With midterm elections fast approaching, supporters of women’s rights are working to maintain control of the Senate. A large demographic of voters called the Rising American Electorate could sway votes in their favor, as this group is populous, influential, and tends to hold beliefs that support women’s rights, labor unions, equal pay, and raising the minimum wage (for example).
The Ed Show 2/7/2014
Terry speaks on voter turnout during the midterms and other feminist priorities on Ed Shultz’s radio show.
In Maryland governor’s race, Mizeur criticizes Brown plan to help women as ‘lip service’
Maryland NOW has endorsed Del. Heather Mizeur, D-Montgomery, in the race for the Maryland governorship. Both Maryland NOW and Mizeur condemn her opponent Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown’s “Strong Women, Strong Maryland” initiative. “Anthony Brown’s plan is little more than political rhetoric designed to pander to women voters,” Maryland NOW PAC President Sara Wilkinson said. If Read more …