Trump to give women bigger seat at the table in second term

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President-elect Donald Trump‘s second administration is set to have more women serving at senior levels than his first, although he still trails the diversity of President Joe Biden’s starting roster when he entered the White House.

As of Tuesday, at least 10 women have been announced for top positions in the new administration, mostly in Trump’s Cabinet. He is still making appointments with two months to go until Inauguration Day, but the figure already outpaces the female representation when Trump first took office in 2017.

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