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WomenCount is a non-profit political organization that gives women of all generations and backgrounds from around the United States a powerful voice in the political process. We want to bring to light women candidates from across the country and help inspire more women to run for office and bring the number of women holding political office at every level to an all-time high. Our other mission is to help enact a Presidential Commission on Women. We currently have legislation in the House thanks to Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Ca). We are looking for all women to join the cause and help ensure that this legislation passes and the Commission becomes a reality, creating a new foundation for the next generation of women.

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Join Co-Host and producer Meghan Harvey and the amazing Women from WomenCount each week as they talk women in politics.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Lucy Flores, Candidate for Nevada State Assembly

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    Lucy Flores is currently running for the Nevada State Assembly in the 28th district. Her story is an amazing one that has captivated all who've heard it so far. She is truly making leaps and bounds for not only women, but for Latinas in particular. Hear her story in her own words, We are honored to have Lucy Flores on the show.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Brooke Nebel Candidate for GA St House Rep.

    Meet Brooke Nebel who's running for Georgia State House Representative in the 51st district.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Mona Lena Krook

    Mona Lena Krook is an assistant Professor of Political Science & Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Washington University in St. Louis and the author of the new book, "Quotas for Women in Politics: Gender & Candidate Selection Reform Worldwide" which was published by Oxford University Press earlier this year. She has written a number of scholarly articles and her doctoral dissertation, Politicizing Representation: Campaigns for Candidate Gender Quotas Worldwide, received an honorable mention from the American Political Science Association in 2006. She'll be joining WomenCount Radio to talk about the impact gender quotas have had on increasing female representation around world and what impacts they could have in the United States. Join us as we explore this amazing topic.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to SF City Supervisor Candidate Malia Cohen

    Tonight we chat with Emerge Grad and current candidate for San Francisco's 10th District City Supervisor Seat, Malia Cohen.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Cedar Rapids City Council Candidate Kathy Potts

    In our second week talking to some of the amazing women in or running for office in Iowa, we talk to Cedar Rapids City Council candidate, Kathy Potts.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Mary Mascher

    is the Iowa State Representative from the 77th District. She has served in the Iowa House of Representatives since 1995. She received her BA and MA from the University of Iowa. Mascher currently serves on several committees in the Iowa House - the Human Resources committee; the Labor committee; the Public Safety committee; and the Education committee, where she is vice chair. She also serves on the Education Appropriations Subcommittee. Her prior political experience includes serving as the chair of the Johnson County Democratic Party from 1986-1988, serving as a member of the Parks and Recreation Commission from 1974-1977, and serving as a member of the Iowa River Front commission from 1974-1977. (From Wikipedia) She'll be discussing Iowa's recent call to arms for more women to run for office and last spring's gender equity bill.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to NM Legislator, Karen Giannini

    When you start your legislative career with the nickname "the dragon slayer" you know you've got constituents with some high expectations. Karen Giannini earned the nickname last year after beating what most believed was an unbeatable opponent. A long time incumbent in what was considered a "safe" republican seat. Giannini, an Air Force vet, beat out Rep. Justine Fox-Young. While Fox-Young raised over $30,000 during the campaign, Giannini took seat after raising only $450. Which came in the form of two checks from the local teachers union. After her exceptional win, the Emerge New Mexico graduate, faced another issue; her job wasn't going to allow her to take the needed 60 days of leave to attend the New Mexico legislative session. And because New Mexico legislature only pays a small stipend with no benefits, which causes most members to continue working other full-time jobs, Giannini had to find a way to support her family and serve her constituents. Join WomenCount Radio as we welcome New Mexico's own dragon slayer, Rep. Karen Giannini.

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    WomenCount Radio Talks to Geraldine Sam, Mayor of La Marque, Texas

    Last May Geraldine Sam, a first grade teacher in La Marque Texas, became the first African-American mayor in the history of Galveston County Texas. She has taught school in La Marque for 24 years and continues to do so while serving her three-year-term as Mayor of the town. Sam is no stranger to running for office, having run for congress in Texas' 9th district in 1996. Join us we talk to Mayor Geraldine Sam on WomenCount Radio.

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