Women ascend in Midwest state politics after primaries
In Des Moines Iowa and across Nebraska Indiana Illinois Missouri and other Midwest states women won key primary races reinforcing gains for female candidates. Iowa saw women capture lieutenant governor and secretary of state races while Jo Ann Zimmerman and Joan Lipsky attracted strong votes. Analysts credit shifting attitudes and economic pressures for the rising viability of women in state government.
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