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.
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
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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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Why We Need More Progressive Women Serving as Justices of the Peace in Arkansas
You may associate Justices of the Peace (JPs) with performing marriage ceremonies, but their impact extends well beyond officiating weddings. JPs make up a county’s quorum court, the legislative body of county government, which means JPs serve as representatives of...
Juneteenth in Arkansas: Yesteryear & Today
June 19, 2020, “Juneteenth,” commemorates a historical, pivotal day in Arkansas and across the country—the freeing of enslaved African-Americans in our land. And while we honor this occasion, it’s especially important to recognize there are systems in place that still...
Our Candidates Speak: Supreme Court Decisions
U.S. Supreme Court blocks Trump from ending DACA. Statement from Daisy Bonilla, LCSW, Candidate for State Rep., District 93 "Today, the Supreme Court has sided with immigrant communities and has stopped Trump from ending DACA this year. Since 2012, DACA has changed...
Mr. Biden’s Shot at HERstory
Normally, the vice-presidential selection process is somewhat mysterious. The campaign would say very little publicly about the thinking and strategy of selecting a running mate, the nominee would remain tight-lipped, and those thought to be in the running for the...
Arkansas State Boards are Overwhelmingly Male
Arkansas boards and commissions are overwhelmingly male and always have been. Actually, they are overwhelmingly white male. According to Governor Hutchinson’s website, there are approximately 350 state boards and commissions. These are of varying importance, and the...
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