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2004 Elections
We Will Never Give Up
An open letter from NOW President Kim Gandy: It's time to celebrate our victories, throw off the frustration (yes, even the despair) and join together in the bold fight ahead.
Women Voters Maintain Gender Gap in 2004 Elections
NOW and other women's rights groups released data showing that the voting gender gap is alive and well in the U.S. The report also debunks the myth that "moral values" decided the election.
Debunking the Morality myth Surrounding Same-Sex Marriage Bans
Did the "moral" majority speak this November? Do bans on same-sex marriage mean homophobia is on the rise? NOW gets to the truth in numbers.
Exciting New Feminist Legislators to Watch
The 2004 elections were not all bad news. The election victories of three up-and-coming NOW PAC-endorsed candidates are definitely worth relishing.
All NOW PAC Winners
Don't Believe Everything You Hear — The Youth Vote Was Up in 2004!
Since the early hours of Nov. 3, we've been hearing over and over that young voters didn't turn out for the 2004 election. To set the record straight, that's simply not true.
Bright Spots in the November Elections: Economic Ballot Initiatives Pass at State Level
A handful of economically progressive ballot initiatives passed on Nov. 2, and not just in the "blue" states.
NOW Salutes Carol Moseley Braun's Historic Bid for President of the United States
Carol Moseley Braun stood tall among the candidates, pressing for pay equity, family security, equal opportunity and retirement dignity for women and communities of color.
2004 Voter Guide
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