WINWITHWOMEN2012

In 2012, we can make history by electing these incredible women. When I first ran in 1992, women were only two percent of the U.S. Senate. In this election, we have the chance to make women more than 20 percent — if we act now!

The best way we can fight back against the war on women is to WINWITHWOMEN2012.

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  Heidi Heitkamp

  North Dakota

  As North Dakota's attorney general, Heidi spearheaded a historic settlement proposal that mandated the most significant legal reforms in the tobacco industry.

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  Maria Cantwell

  Washington

  Maria Cantwell has cut taxes for the middle class, protected jobs and spearheaded new job training programs, led the fight to stop Enron from exploiting consumers, and stopped drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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  Elizabeth Warren

  Massachusetts

  Elizabeth Warren has spent her life fighting for middle class families. She created the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, which looks out for the interests of American consumers.

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  Tammy Baldwin

  Wisconsin

  Tammy Baldwin is a leading advocate for universal health care, energy independence and renewable fuels, and expanding equality for all.

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  Dianne Feinstein

  California

  Dianne Feinstein has a distinguished record of accomplishment -- strengthening the nation's security both here and abroad, combating crime and violence, and protecting natural resources across the country.

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  Claire McCaskill

  Missouri

  Claire McCaskill prioritizes protecting Social Security & Medicare, fighting for agricultural jobs and our brave veterans, and cracking down on contractor abuses.

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  Mazie Hirono

  Hawaii

  Mazie Hirono focuses on creating jobs, protecting the environment, and improving education, transportation, and renewable energy. She has also led efforts to improve early education for America's children.

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  Amy Klobuchar

  Minnesota

  Amy Klobuchar fights for middle class families, job creation, and accountability in Washington. She also works to promote energy independence through development of homegrown energy resources.

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  Shelley Berkley

  Nevada

  Shelley Berkley has worked to create jobs, help families stay in their homes, improve education, increase health care access, and develop alternative energy sources.

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  Kirsten Gillibrand

  New York

  Kirsten Gillibrand is committed to an open and honest government. She worked to repeal "Don't Ask Don't Tell," provide health care and compensation to 9/11 first responders, and to make affordable childcare available to working class families.

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  Debbie Stabenow

  Michigan

  Debbie Stabenow cut taxes for small businesses, authored a program that gave a critical boost to auto manufacturers, and created a loan program that is bringing jobs back to Michigan.

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