LWVGC Women’s History Day program On March 22, at 1 pm!
Despite the fact that women are registered to vote in higher numbers than men, the number of women in elected positions in Ohio is historically low. This program will explore the reasons behind this trend and share some ideas for how to increase the number of women running for and winning elected office.
One hundred years ago, Ohio was at the forefront of women’s representation and for
decades Ohio was considered the bellwether for American elections. Where does the
state stand now?
Featured Speakers:
- Barbara Palmer – Executive Director, Center for Women & Politics of Ohio, Baldwin Wallace University
- Fizz White – Deputy Director of Mission Programs & Communications, The Matriots
Barbara Palmer will talk about her recent research on the number of women running in Ohio at the county, state, and national level and historical trends in the representation of women in public office in Ohio. Fizz White will add the perspective from female candidates’ actual experiences on the campaign trail and in seeking votes.
📅 Date: Saturday, March 22 at 1 pm.
📍 Location: Sari Feldman Auditorium, Cuyahoga County Public Library – Parma-Snow Branch (2121 Snow Road, Parma)
This free event is open to the public—bring a friend and join the conversation!
Register Here