Argus feathers LEAD Political Gender Gap
May 2017
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by: Argus Leader
In South Dakota, only 14 percent of state legislative positions are held by women, more than 10 points below the national average. LEAD knows that more women in office means more women and family friendly policy in South Dakota. We spoke to the Argus Leader about some of the unique challenges for women interested in running for office. Check out our conversation here.
Interested in learning more about running for office? Fill out this form and someone from our candidate recruitment team will reach out to you.
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“In South Dakota, only 14 percent of state legislative positions are held by women, more than 10 points below the national average.”
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In South Dakota, only 14 percent of state legislative positions are held by women, more than 10 points below the national average. LEAD knows that more women in office means more women and family friendly policy in South Dakota. We spoke to the Argus Leader about some of the unique challenges for women interested in running for office. Check out our conversation here.
Interested in learning more about running for office? Fill out this form and someone from our candidate recruitment team will reach out to you.
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