Follow WPI's Election 2012 Coverage
Follow the discussion as news agencies from around the nation ask Jen what to expect for the 2012 election.
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Director's Message
It is impossible to deny the substantial progress women have recently made in government and politics. Over the course of the last 30 years alone, the number of women in Congress has more than tripled. . .
From left to right: Kathleen McKenna, Leah Gates, Elizabeth Sherman, and Jan Du Plain.
Announcing the 2012 Alice Paul Awardees
Elizabeth Sherman, Faculty Recipient
Jan Du Plain,
Alumni Recipient
Leah Gates, Graduate Student Recipient
Kathleen McKenna, Undergraduate Student Recipient
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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.
What is Hindering the Emergence of Women Candidates?
Jen explains to CBS News the factors that are involved.
Fewer Women Running for Public Office
WTOP's Capitol Hill correspondent interviews Jen.