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Author: Anna Keilly

Anna Keilly is a spring outreach and advocacy intern for RepresentWomen. She is a senior at American University pursuing a degree in the interdisciplinary study of Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics and Government (CLEG). To hear more from Anna, follow her on Twitter @akeilly18.
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What does “Likeability” Mean for Women in Politics?

What Does “Likeability” Mean for Women in Politics?

Anna Keilly

“Why doesn’t she smile more?” “Could you see yourself getting a beer with her?” “Do people like her enough to win?”

But with a ranked-choice voting system, women candidates would be able to campaign on their policy agendas, not their “likeability” or personality.

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