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What is Represent Women?

Interactive Dashboard: RCV in NYC

In June 2021, New York City held ranked choice primaries for the first time since the late-1940s to nominate candidates for mayor, public advocate, comptroller, the five boro presidents, and the city council. RepresentWomen has analyzed and created a database for this election, including an interactive map.

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Research & Reports

At RepresentWomen, we seek to reform the systems and barriers that prevent women from entering and remaining in political office. Through our research hub, you may explore our research methodologies, report findings, and data.

2020 Gender Parity Index International Research Pacs and Donors Report House Expansion Brief Voting Reform and RCV Report

POLITICO: How ranked-choice voting helps women

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THE HILL: To increase women in US politics, upgrade the electoral process - CYNTHIA RICHIE TERRELL

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19TH NEWS: How ranked-choice voting elevates women and people of color seeking office

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NEW YORK TIMES: A Very Specific Guide to Ranking Candidates for N.Y.C. Mayor

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THE FULCRUM: Adding seats to the House would make the system work better - Cynthia Richie Terrell & Kaycie Goral

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House it Going? The Case for Expanding U.S. House

RUN: Recruit and Fund More Women: It’s a Home Run Strategy

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WIN: Yes, Women Win—But They Face More Barriers Doing So

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SERVE: Women’s Political Representation: A Dish Best Served with Reform

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LEAD: Leading the Way: How the U.S. Government Can Normalize Women in Leadership Roles

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How Does Ranked-Choice Voting Help Women?