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Weekly Wrap

September 11, 2020

REFLECTING ON THIS DAY

Remembering the ones we lost

On this day 19 years ago, America experienced a tremendous tragedy, one that
will never be forgotten. As we reflect today on the countless lives that were
lost, let us hold loved ones close and never take life for granted.
#wewillneverforget



THIS WEEK

W4W endorsed candidates are gearing up for the general elections! See what
they have been up to below. 





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Watch her first ad of the general election here.
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Book Giveaway & Talk

 

Win a free, signed book today!





Sarah Huckabee Sanders Joins W4W Members for a Virtual Book Talk

 

Wednesday, September 23, former White House Press Secretary, Sarah Huckabee
Sanders, will be joining us to talk about her new book, Speaking For Myself!

 

Heather Nauert – former U.S. State Department Official and former FOX News
anchor – will moderate the conversation. You don’t want to miss it!

 

First 20 members to sign up for the talk will win a FREE SIGNED copy of

Speaking For Myself. 
SIGN UP HERE 
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Candidate Polls 

 

Here's your updated polls on our W4W endorsed women!



Where our endorsed candidates stand in the polls

Take a look below at the latest poll numbers as our endorsed candidates head
to the general election. 



 

Poll: Salazar leads Shalala 46-43% in FL-27

Republican Maria Elvira Salazar leads incumbent Democrat Donna Shalala 46%-43%.
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Poll: Shedd leads 43-41% in AZ-01

Tiffany Shedd is within margin of error among voters voting 29-28.  Read the
Shedd Polling Memo here.
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Poll: Miller-Meeks slight lead 47-44% in IA-02

"Tightest battle in the state", Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks maintains
a slight edge over Democrat Rita Hart.Read the Miller-Meeks Polling Memo here. 
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ACROSS THE NATION



This is already a record-breaking cycle for Republican women in the House!
Here’s a look at where GOP women stand today.

 

GOP Women Across The Nation

House Candidates Filed: 228 (previous record 133)
House Nominees: 94 (previous record 53)
House Incumbents Up For Re-Election: 11
Senate Candidates Filed: 23
Senate Nominees: 7
Senate Incumbents Up For Re-Election: 6

IN THE NEWS

A quick rundown of political news to keep you in the know



The Hill: Senate Democrats block Republican Covid relief proposal
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 The vote is likely the last chance for congressional leaders and the White
House to reach a compromise on a stimulus bill before the election.

 

FiveThirtyEight: More States That Are Not Normally Competitive Are Competitive
In 2020.
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Listen in to this week's podcast discussing 2020's state by state outlook.


Biz Women: The power of the purse: More women giving to political campaigns.
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NPR reports more women are giving money to political campaigns this election
cycle.

 

USA Today: Wildfires in California, Oregon, Washington turn deadly: 'I never
want to see California again
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At least seven people have died as more than 90 major fires burn through 13
Western states.

 

Washington Post: The Post’s guide to registering and casting your ballot in
your state
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We’ve compiled what you need to know
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They've compiled what you need to know about voting in your state so you can
make sure your voice is heard this November.

Social Highlights

Check out what's been happening in the socialsphere!








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