What’s Left of Voting Rights Before the Midterms?
Last week, the Supreme Court issued a decision in Louisiana v. Callais that could fundamentally alter the future of voting rights in the Uni...
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The Electorette: A new podcast about politics, intersectionality and feminism. The Electorette features interviews and conversations with the women leading the resistance. They are passionat...
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20 of 313 episodesThe Limits of Leadership Without Women
Across the world, women are leading—often outside traditional systems of power and often without recognition. At the same time, women’s righ...
The New Normal Isn’t Optional: Building the Next Generation of Democratic Leaders
Amanda Litman on local power, political messaging, and rebuilding the Democratic bench At a moment when national politics feels stalled and...
Will the Future Like You?
Patricia Martin on identity, algorithms, and the quiet politics of the inner self In the digital age, life online increasingly involves shap...
The Electability Myth
Why women candidates are winning—and changing what “electable” means For years, politics has been shaped by assumptions about who is “electa...
Can State Legislatures Stop ICE—Or Just Slow It Down?
How flipped seats are shaping the response to federal immigration enforcement — A conversation with Sarah Curmi of States Win From lawsuit...
Who’s Really Running DHS Right Now?
ICE at airports, a weeks-long shutdown, and why the DHS Secretary may not be in charge The Department of Homeland Security has been partiall...
The Quiet War on Direct Democracy
Kelly Hall on how lawmakers are quietly dismantling ballot initiatives—and how voters are fighting back. Ballot measures have become one of...
ICE, Voter Intimidation, and the Future of the Ballot with Rebekah Caruthers
In this episode of The Electorette, Jen Taylor-Skinner speaks with Rebekah Caruthers, President and CEO of the Fair Elections Center, about...
Democracy Is Not Passive
Democracy Is Not Passive: Chris Melody Fields Figueredo on Ballot Power in 2026 When we think about elections, we think about candidates. Bu...
The Librarians: A Documentary
The Librarians: Censorship Comes for DemocracyInside the fight over books, schools, and power: A conversation with Kim Snyder, director of T...
Who Pays When Healthcare Is Cut? Inside California’s Billionaire Tax Initiative
In this episode of The Electorette, host Jen Taylor-Skinner speaks with Suzanne Jimenez, Chief of Staff at SEIU-UHW, about the looming healt...
How America Built—and Abandoned—the Middle Class
The American middle class didn’t disappear by accident—it was dismantled by design. In this episode of The Electorette, host Jen Taylor-Skin...
The (Real) Problem With AI: Is it the Technology, or Men?
After users discovered they could use Grok, the AI tool embedded in X, to generate nonconsensual nude images of women and girls, the backlas...
Shock, Awe, and the Constitution: The ACLU When the Law Is Tested
As The Electorette returns with a new season, there was only one place to start: the front lines of civil liberties. In this episode, Jen Ta...
Democratic Governors Holding the Line While Washington Burns
While Washington stalls, governors are governing. How Democratic governors became the nation’s problem-solvers—and why this year’s races cou...
The Bellwether Election: A Conversation with EMILYs List President, Jessica Mackler
The 2026 Test Run: Inside the state races that will signal where power—and reproductive rights—are headed next. The next election cycle is n...
We’re Still Here. We’re Still Running: A Conversation with A'shanti Gholar of Emerge
Women have been shaping American politics since its beginning — organizing movements, expanding rights, and redefining leadership at every t...
Free & Fair? Rebekah Caruthers on the Real Barriers to the Ballot
What’s really keeping Americans from the ballot box? In this urgent conversation, Rebekah Caruthers, President and CEO of the Fair Elections...
Can the Voting Rights Act Survive This Supreme Court Term?
Sophia Lin Lakin on How the Supreme Court Could Dismantle the Law Protecting Voters The U.S. Supreme Court is once again preparing to rule o...