Kristen Soltis Anderson: Why women should run

Published August 31, 2016 10:00am ET



When Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic nominee for president, she made much of the fact that she had cracked one of the “highest and hardest” glass ceilings. As of Feb. 2015, 39 women have served or are presently serving as a governor. Thirty-one women have ever been elected to the United State’s Senate. Of that number, 20 are presently serving.

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