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Four Year Fund

Since 2016, record numbers of pro-choice women have stepped up to run for all levels of public office. You can strengthen the resistance by supporting The Four Year Fund through monthly gifts of any amount for every month that Donald Trump and Mike Pence are in office. The stakes couldn’t be higher. Access to safe and legal abortion, affordable birth control and comprehensive reproductive health care for all women are all on the line. Your contribution helps us identify candidates who are ready to lead, and give them the tools they need to win. CLICK HERE to invest in the Four Year Fund today.

Winner's Circle

Winner’s Circle honors those who have contributed $10,000 or more to Women Winning in their lifetime. Joining this exceptional group gives you access to an unparalleled network of pro-choice leaders in fields including business, philanthropy and politics. Winner’s Circle members can interact with Women Winning in ways that work for them, including special Winner’s Circle-only events, insider access to our work and invaluable networking opportunities. To learn more, contact our Director of Advancement, Liz Young at liz@womenwinning.org.

Victory Society

When you support Women Winning with an annual gift of $1,000 or more to our Path to Victory Fund, you take our Statewide Candidate Recruitment & Development Program to the next level. Your investment helps us keep our trainings free and accessible for pro-choice women candidates across the state. You also help us train campaign managers and senior staff in our methods for winning elections; expand the reach of our Political Leaders of Tomorrow program; and support a “boots on the ground” program to ensure that our candidates have the resources they need during election season. As a Victory Society member, you also receive special benefits, including an invitation to an annual insider reception with elected officials and political strategists, early access to tickets for the Women Winning Annual Luncheon, recognition on the Women Winning website and in the printed program at the Annual Luncheon, and more! For more information, contact Liz Young, Director of Advancement at liz@womenwinning.org.

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Jane Prince

St. Paul City Council, Ward 7

Jane Prince is seeking reelection to the Saint Paul City Council, representing Ward 7. After her success in her first term, reopening recreation centers for kids and families in need in her ward, Jane is focusing her efforts on the affordable housing crisis, increasing housing development at deeply affordable levels. Jane is spearheading an effort to address family and youth homelessness in her ward. For her proven record of achievement and her ability to engage the whole community, she is the best candidate for this seat.

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Nancy Robinett

St Anthony Mayor

In St. Anthony, MN Nancy Robinett is seeking election as mayor as a first-time challenger. She is running on a platform of more transparency and accountability in city government. She is the best candidate because, although not yet serving in elected office, she has already succeeded over the past several years in bringing more transparency and accountability to St. Anthony in several areas of city government.

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Nelsie Yang

St. Paul City Council, Ward 6

Nelsie Yang is running for St. Paul City Council Ward 6 as a first-time candidate and young progressive leader who's ready to build a future in East Side Saint Paul fighting for people across race, class, income, and age. Nelsie is a daughter of refugees and community organizer who works to create strong community-centered coalitions that are reflected of people's values. With a bold, responsive, and progressive campaign, Nelsie will advocate for the East Side community’s needs and biggest dreams, uniting all residents, and giving them a voice in City Hall.

Visit Nelsie Yang's website here

Susan Carter

Minnetonka City Council, At-Large

Susan Carter is running for the Minnetonka City Council (At-Large Seat B). She was appointed to the seat on February 25th, 2019 and is running to return to the seat for the remainder of the term. Susan is bringing a fresh perspective to Minnetonka that focuses on resident inclusion.

Visit Susan Hentges Carter's website here

Kissy Coakley

Minnetonka City Council, Ward 4

Kissy is a first time candidate running for Minnetonka City Council in Ward 4. Kissy has spent her career serving others in nonprofit advocacy work, including advocating for criminal justice reforms, and for victims of domestic abuse. Kissy is running for Minnetonka City Council to help create a more diverse, sustainable and equitable Minnetonka for our children, elderly and future generations.

Visit Kissy Coakley's website here

Anika Bowie

St. Paul City Council, Ward 1

Anika Bowie is a civil rights leader and community organizer running for Ward One St. Paul City Council. She is a first-time candidate who has long-term experience in sustaining safe neighborhoods, access to public resources, and affordable housing for the people of St. Paul. She wants to continue her fight advocating for women's rights, criminal justice reform, and inclusive democracy from the streets to city hall.

Visit Anika Bowie's website here

Jessica Kopp

Saint Paul School Board

Jessica is a former educator, parent, and a skilled organizer and partnership builder working to support and connect communities and public education in St. Paul. A first-time candidate, she is running to serve as an at-large representative on the St Paul School Board to build a radically responsive, welcoming, and accessible district and board, strengthen the school district's connections with the City of St. Paul and Ramsey County, support the completion of comprehensive program and community asset maps for every St. Paul school, and amplify the stories of St. Paul students and schools to inspire and mobilize communities to invest in SPPS. A regular at committee and board meetings, Jessica is familiar with board work, process, and dynamics and with over a decade of experience as an educator, school-based advocate, and public education focused community organizer, Jessica is prepared to meet the work ahead with energy, expertise, and heart.

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Chauntyll Allen

Saint Paul School Board

From the classroom to the community, Chauntyll Allen has spent her lifetime building a school to success pipeline. Now, after decades of service to students in the schools and youth development in the community, Allen has launched her campaign to join the St. Paul Board of Education. Allen will bring her unique experience as an educator and youth advocate to provide trauma-free schools, support trades in the schools, promote full service community schools, and expand culturally specific curricula and schools.

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Jenna Carter

Bloomington City Council

Jenna Carter is as a first-time candidate running for the at-large seat on the Bloomington City Council. She brings over a decade of experience as a public health policy professional, as well as a mom, wife, neighbor, and volunteer. Jenna decided to run because she believes every single person living in her community matters and should have the opportunity to live healthy and well. She has spent years working on issues like affordable housing and hunger relief, focusing on building bridges across difference to create common good solutions and advocating for equitable decision-making. Jenna is excited to bring her expertise, passion and skill-set to the Bloomington City Council!

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Jane Prince

St. Paul City Council, Ward 7

Nancy Robinett

St Anthony Mayor

Nelsie Yang

St. Paul City Council, Ward 6

Susan Carter

Minnetonka City Council, At-Large

Kissy Coakley

Minnetonka City Council, Ward 4

Anika Bowie

St. Paul City Council, Ward 1

Jessica Kopp

Saint Paul School Board

Chauntyll Allen

Saint Paul School Board

Jenna Carter

Bloomington City Council

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