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Women’s Election Central

Numerous issues are at stake for women in the 2008 election. See how CFAW brings them to the public square in nationally televised interviews, opinion pieces and the Women Blog.

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Friday, February 29, 2008
WOMEN Blog
The Men Behind the Woman

Help us keep the issues important to you, front and center, in this crucial presidential election.

The more you know, the more informed you’ll be in the voting booth. Read here the news from the campaign trail that are relevant to women.

Friday, May 16, 2008
In final contests, it’s all about momentum
Martha T. Moore, USA TODAY

Friday, May 16, 2008
Obama warns Republicans about critical ads
Charles Babington, The Associated Press

Friday, May 16, 2008
Obama Courts Christian Voters in Kentucky
Amy Chozick and Suzanne Sataline, The Wall Street Journal

Friday, May 16, 2008
Barack Obama’s ‘sweetie’ remark bothers some, brushed off by others
Carol Azizian, The Flint Journal (Video)

Friday, May 16, 2008
The Early Word: Conflict Issues for McCain
Ariel Alexovich, The New York Times, The Caucus Blog

Women must put all candidates on the spot, demanding that they address women’s priorities in a way that reflects an understanding of their lives and a real interest in the challenges they face. This summary of the Democratic and Republican candidate platforms lets you compare how they’re addressing some of the issues that are of specific concern to women. If you don’t see your priorities represented in a candidate’s profile, contact her or his campaign and let your voice be heard.