…a woman who wants to run for office – at the local, state, or national level?
…a voter ready to leverage common ground to build good government at all levels using 100% of America’s talent, wisdom, and skill?
…a donor who wants to support women candidates with the proven ability to get to and keep common ground?
Join people from all political parties who commit to #5050x2028! That’s roughly 50/50 representation by women and men in elected offices nationwide by 2028. Not a quota. A common-sense concept. Not just any women. Women with the goods to reach common ground solutions.
Why wait?
Getting to #5050x2028 takes more than political action. We need to quickly reach the point where it’s a normal expectation to see half men and half women at the table in elected office. With your support, WCF is mapping multiple roads to that new way of thinking.
Half a Million On-Ramps to Elected Office
All Politics is Local: Accelerating Women’s Equality in Elected Office
Five Paths to #5050x2028
Five Programs to Clear the Way
Meanwhile, WCF’s aligned 50/50 PAC focuses on making sure a diverse, core group of elected women have the proven ability to break through gridlock and reach common ground solutions.
- Warren Buffett
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