Women make big gains in state capitols, but men still rule

By: David A. Lieb January 28, 2019

Following a record-setting election for women, state legislatures across the country are convening this year with at least 17 new women in top leadership roles. But those gains are offset by another reality: At least a dozen women who led their legislative chambers or caucuses last year will no longer be doing so because of term-limits ...

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Women make big gains in state capitols, but men still rule

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