IGNITE National

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A movement of young women ready to own our political power. We train young women to become civically & politically engaged.

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  1. 2 hours ago

    As the pandemic sheds light on significant disparities, women’s political leadership has been instrumental.

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  2. 3 hours ago

    Transgender elected officials are making history across the country. 🙌

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  3. 16 hours ago

    Women make around 80% of what men earn. Don't let that stop you from setting financial goals for the future you deserve. Discover how to create your financial road map and set yourself up for success:

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  4. 18 hours ago

    ⚡ Young people smashed voter turnout records this past election! Check out these stats to learn more about how young voters showed up and showed out. 💪 ⁠

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    Thank you for shining a light on why we need more young women running for office. It's important to lift up the next generation of leaders and show them they don't have to "wait their turn."

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  6. 20 hours ago

    Do you want to learn from Gen Z activists & policymakers? Join IGNITE for our young leadership women's track at the New England Women's Policy Conference and leave ready to champion change in your community! Register:

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  7. 21 hours ago

    Spice up your calls with these backgrounds that show off your

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  8. 23 hours ago

    60% of IGNITE women volunteered an average of 40 hours this election season.

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  9. Nov 17

    Do you want to become an activist but don't know where to start? Activism exists in so many different forms. Check out these tips to learn how to become an activist today!

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  10. Nov 17

    Become an intern with IGNITE! Applications for our Spring internship are being accepted until 12/4/2020. Apply here:

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  11. Nov 17

    We need you to run for office. There's no better time than the present to start planning.

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  12. Nov 16

    With IGNITE, young women are learning more about how to amplify their voices and advocate for important legislative issues. See how you can join them:

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  13. Nov 16

    So far, at least 141 women will be serving in Congress next year, breaking last year's record of 127!

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  14. Nov 16

    📚 Need some new books to read? We got you! Check out these books that will help ignite your leadership ambitions. ⬇

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    Nov 16

    "Her daily duties include a mix of in-person and remote experiences where she tracks bills, joins meetings, and sits in on calls – all of which are stepping stones as she prepares to run for office one day." Read about Congressional Fellow Elle Stevens!

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  16. Nov 16

    If you reside in Georgia and turn 18 by January 5th, you’re eligible to vote in the runoff election! Register to vote at and check your voter status at . Full blog post:

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  17. Nov 16

    On Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, the Republican incumbent, will face off against Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock. Meanwhile, Sen. David Perdue, the Republican incumbent, will be facing off against Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff.

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  18. Nov 16

    In a runoff election, voters must vote again to decide who is the winner. Georgia is one of only two states that follow this rule for general elections, (Louisiana is the other). The two upcoming Georgia runoffs will determine which party has control of the Senate.

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  19. Nov 16

    In some states, winners for elections are decided by whoever has the most votes. In other states, the winner must have at least 50% of the votes. If none of the candidates is a clear winner, then the top two must go to a runoff.

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  20. Nov 16

    You might have been hearing a lot about runoff elections lately. What are they and why do they matter? Check out this thread to learn more! ⬇

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