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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2000

Page

6

Women lose numbers in state elections

In the 2000 elections women gained at the federal level but slipped in state legislatures and statewide offices. Next year 1,658 female state lawmakers hold office, down 12 from this year, while statewide officeholders fall to 88 from 92. Yet US Senate seats rise to 12 or 13 with Cantwell’s lead, and five female governors will serve.

New York Congress Delaware Montana Hillary Clinton Deborah Walsh Center For the American Woman and Politics Rutgers University Clinton US Senate Maria Cantwell Washington State House Pennsylvania Sen Allyson Schwartz U.S. Senate Schwartz Walsh New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen Senate Arizona Jane Hull U.S Michigan Debbie Stabenow Hull Jean Carnahan Mel Carnahan Nancy Brown Kansas Women's Network Ruth Ann Minner

Women in office post election 1990 totals and notes

Senate figures show Washington state recount pending in the race between Maria Cantwell and incumbent Slade Gorton. House totals reach 59 56 29 with statewide totals 88 92 47 and legislature 1658 1670 1270. Four women served as governors in 1994 including Whitman Richards Roberts.

Senate Washington State Maria Cantwell Sen Slade Gorton New Jersey Christine Whitman Texas Ann Richards Oregon Barbara Roberts

Lieberman denounces demonstrations as intimidation in Miami recount

Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman said Republican protests in Miami-Dade aimed to intimidate officials handling the disputed ballots. He urged an impartial count free from intimidation and called for Bush campaign to join the demand.

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