Changing the Face of Arkansas Politics
Our mission is to elect progressive women to state and local office. The women we support are committed to reproductive, economic, and environmental justice for all.
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Learn about our candidates, the issues they care about, and why they are committed to serving their communities.
Why I Run
“My family was at the forefront of the civil rights movement. Speaking up and elevating my voice on issues that deeply impact my community is in my blood.”
– Representative Jamie Scott,
North Little Rock
Our Candidates
Why I Donate
“I believe women should have an equal voice in politics and PAWPAC is making a real impact towards change.”
– Mimi San Pedro, Little Rock
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Women Supporting Women: PAWPAC’s Endorsed Candidates for 2020
We are proud to support these progressive women candidates for office this year. You can learn more about our candidates here. We are contributing $100,000 to support progressive women candidates this election cycle, in honor of the 100-year anniversary of women's...
Celebrate Women’s Activism & Support Our Candidates through NOW
This election year, we have the chance to fill more seats in Arkansas with progressive women than ever before. And we need YOU to help us make sure that happens! In lieu of our traditional fundraiser this year, we are launching a fabulous fundraising project that will...
Progressive Women Maintain Previously Increased Presence in AR Legislature
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that the 2020 election resulted in fewer women representing us in the Arkansas Capitol. Even if it was not the case for Republican women, progressive women maintained their previous increased presence, and many attribute that to...
Arkansas Voting Guide
With the election just 29 days away, there are many important deadlines approaching. While the deadline to register was today, there are still a few things to do to ensure your vote is counted. We've created a guide for Arkansas voters to make sure they have...
What Does Justice Ginsberg’s Death Mean for Reproductive Rights in Arkansas?
Justice Ginsberg’s death on September 18 created a vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court that likely will have an enduring impact on women’s right to obtain abortions legally and has created an imperative that we elect more progressives to office. Ginsberg’s death reduced...
CELEBRATE PROGRESSIVE ARKANSAS WOMEN -THE SUFFRAGISTS WHO WORKED FOR YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE AND RUN FOR OFFICE!
Celebrate! Celebrate! August 26, 2020, is the 100-year anniversary of womens right to vote! The long, arduous struggle for that right placed women at odds with men, other women, the liquor industry, manufacturers, religious beliefs, and societal...
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