Election 2012
Fox News asks Jen why women are flocking to Obama as Romney pulls ahead as GOP front-runner.
As we celebrate the anniversary of the 'Year of the Woman,' The Washington Post asks Jen why twenty years later, we don't have much to celebrate.
In case you missed it, here is Jen's appearance on C-SPAN's Washington Journal. She took calls about our newest research report, "Men Rule: The Continued Under-Representation of Women in U.S. Politics."
Voice of America reports: "Huntsman: High School Dropout, Ambassador, Presidential Candidate"
Voice of America interviews Jen on the candidates' chances after Iowa and their stances on Iran.
Is Herman Cain the Anti-Woman Candidate? Get Jen's take on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.
Hillary Clinton: From Divisive to (Mostly) Beloved
CBS News asks Jen how Clinton has maintained her popularity.
Obama's New Ad Shows 'War on Women' at Heart of Campaign
Jen explains to The National Post the reasoning behind the campaign strategy.
Ann Romney Wore a $990 Blouse: So What?
The Washington Post asks Jen why it's a risky move in this political environment.
The Very Partisan Political Strategy Around Men's Reproductive Health
Jen comments on why legislators are highlighting men's reproductive health and what it means for the 2012 election.
In Veepstakes, Women Don't Rate
Jen's opinion piece on CNN outlining how women are categorically separated when considered for office.
Read ArticleHilary Rosen Says Ann Romney Never Worked a 'Day in her life'
USA Today asks Jen what women voters mean to a presidential campaign.
Read ArticleFlap Over Ann Romney Shows Campaigns' Anxiety on Women Voters
Jen explains why now is the time for both men in the 2012 campaign to show women they care.
Read ArticleMoms Praised as Romney, Obama Hunt for Women Voters
Jen comments on how Ann Romney's career path highlights Mitt's social class.
Read ArticleDemocrat's Ann Romney Comments Fan Campaign Flames
Jen explains to U.S. News why insults against Obama and his policies won't be enough to win over independent women voters.
Read ArticleRomney's Wooing of Female Vote Hits Early Snag
Jen sets the record straight in The Washington Times over what women voters really mean to a presidential campaign.
Romney Battling to Win Back Women
Jen explains to The Washington Examiner that, "There's only so much Ann Romney can do."
Fewer Women Running for Public Office
WTOP's Capitol Hill correspondent interviews Jen.
The Scarcer Sex; Republican Callousness is not Helped by Women's Reluctance to Enter Politics
The Primaries have left GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney unpopular with women voters, and The Economist asks Jen if things would be different were more women holding public office.
In Protest, Democrats Zero In On Men's Reproductive Health
NPR asks Jen why Democrats are flipping the table.
Obama Steps Up Effort to Win Over Women
Jen comments in The Examiner on how Obama fares with the ladies.
Read ArticleDrivers Fume as Local Gas Prices Break the $4 Barrier
Jen explains the importance to the 2012 election in The Examiner.
Republican Party in Need of Prominent Spokeswomen
Jen comments in USA Today on the flat-lining "heartbeat" of female Republican representation.
Romney Cannot Quite Shake Off All the Question Marks After Super Tuesday
The National asks Jen for her take.
Stayin' Alive: Newt Notches Needed Win in Georgia
Jen spoke to the Houston Chronicle about what Gingrich's win in Georgia means for his campaign.
Undecided Voters Key to 'Super Tuesday' Vote in Ohio
Jen spoke to VOA to explain the crucial role undecided voters will play in Ohio.
GOP's Contraception Attack Alienates Women
What does the recent controversy surrounding birth control mean for women and the Republicans?
Four Republican Candidates to Face Off Super Tuesday
Voice of America asks Jen what's at stake for the four GOP candidates facing off on Super Tuesday.
Does Rick Santorum Have a Problem With the Ladies?
Rick Santorum is trying to find a way to appeal to women voters, and he may not be able to do enough, U.S. News reports.
If American Manufacturers Keep Jobs, So Does Obama
The Chicago Tribune asks Jen for her take.
2012: The Year of 'Birth Control Moms'?
Politico asks what role the contraception debate will have on the 2012 elections.
Susan B. Anthony's Hit List
The American Prospect spoke with Jen about abortion politics and female candidates.
US Campaigners' Wives Play "Humanizing" Role
More from Jennifer Lawless.
'Open Marriage' Dirt May Close Door on Newt Gingrich
Comments from Jennifer Lawless
Face It, Romney is Way Out in Front
Read Jen's opinion piece on CNN.com.
Paul's Campaign Finds Big Gender Gap to Bridge
The Washington Times reports. Comments from Jennifer Lawless.
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