A Historic Shift
Are white men more “electable?” The short answer is no. Our groundbreaking report shows women of all races and men of color adding seats in Congress and state legislatures, while white male lawmakers are actually declining.
Tipping The Scales
In a criminal justice system widely recognized for racial bias and inequity, elected prosecutors wield most of the power, and 95% of them are white. Our latest finding: Change is possible. When women of all races and men of color compete for prosecutor seats, they win at higher rates than white men.
Where Does Your State Rank?
Use our interactive tool to learn where your state stands. Are women of all races and men of color fairly represented among your state's elected officials?
The Campaign's mission is to forge a democracy whose leaders reflect the life experiences and diverse backgrounds of all the American people.
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Our groundbreaking research analyzes the glaring race and gender imbalances - and recent countertrends - among our elected leaders and candidates.
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We fund and spearhead innovative efforts to achieve a democracy where women and people of color hold a fair share of power, and all Americans are represented in government.
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Campaign in the Boston Globe: Electability Means Women and People of Color
DNC Loosens Rules To Enable White Male Billionaire
Reflective Democracy Campaign: DCCC Is Harming Reflective Candidates
Prosecutors Still White And Male But Change Is Coming
