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When Women Vote, Leaders Listen

Our government makes decisions every day that affect the lives of women and their families. By voting, women can make sure that our leaders in Washington focus on women's priorities and take the needs of women and their families into account.

Fact Sheets: Why Women Should Vote

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Infographics and Internet Memes | Poster: Do Your Duty! When Women Vote, Leaders Listen

October 18, 2012

We need your vote and your voice heard on the decisions that affect women and families! Find out more about issues vital to women in this year's election.

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Infographics and Internet Memes | Poster: Should We Balance the Budget on the Backs of Women and Families?

October 09, 2012

Why should you cast your ballot this year? Because we need your vote and your voice heard on the decisions that affect women and families! 

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Fact Sheet | A Woman's Guide to Combating Voter Suppression

August 27, 2012

All men and women should be equal in the voting booth, but new state laws may dramatically impact women’s ability to vote in the 2012 election. Since 2011, 16 states have passed restrictive voting laws, 11 states currently have these new laws in effect, and 41 states have introduced at least 180 bills restricting voting. These campaigns to restrict voting rights have gone far beyond preventing the rare case of ineligible voters casting ballots and are now taking away eligible citizens’ fundamental right to vote. In order to make your voice heard, make sure you know the voting rules in your state.

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Fact Sheet | Why Women Should Vote: To Make the Economy Work for Women and Families

July 10, 2012

The recovery from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression is progressing slowly, especially for women – and women were more economically vulnerable than men even before the recession started. By voting, women can make sure our elected leaders prioritize investments that will help women and their families through hard times, expand opportunity, and strengthen the economy. By voting, women can also support a fair tax system to provide the resources needed for those investments.

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Fact Sheet | Why Women Should Vote: To Protect Social Security

June 26, 2012

Social Security is important to all Americans, but women especially depend on Social Security’s guaranteed lifetime benefits. By voting, women can make sure our leaders in Washington pursue policies that protect and strengthen Social Security.

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