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Author: Hazel Millard

Hazel Millard is a senior research and program associate in the Democracy Program, where she focuses on money in politics. Prior to joining the Brennan Center, Millard was a speechwriting intern in the Obama White House and the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General.
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Women’s Representation at the Ballot Box—and in the Halls of Power—Has a Long Way To Go

Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, Julia Morrison and Hazel Millard
Women's Representation at the Ballot Box—and in the Halls of Power—Has a Long Way To Go

While the numbers show women participate voraciously in civic life and outnumber men at the polls, our representation in the halls of power continues to lag.

An undeniable force in the electoral system, why don’t women’s votes translate to equal representation in political presence and policy prioritization?

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