#Election2020 may be most remembered for its presidential showdown or the election of the first woman VP.
For April Fournier, it will also be the year she made history as the first Indigenous person elected to serve on Portland, Maine's city council.https://bit.ly/2KsqMlv
10/ And while the gains made by Republican women of color in Congress are promising, it hides an underlying problem for the party if they’re not building below, @khilldavis added.https://bit.ly/2KsqMlv
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11/ Erin Vilardi of
@VoteRunLead, a training program for women of all political backgrounds to run for office, said of the 221 alumni of their training on the November ballot, 87 were women of color; at least 71% won their local, state and federal races.https://bit.ly/2KsqMlvShow this thread -
12/12 “We’re still going to see ‘firsts’ because it hasn’t been an equal playing field for us,”
@AshantiGholar said. More from@bcrodriguez:https://bit.ly/2KsqMlvShow this thread
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