Conservative strategists want to make the Republican Party a champion for contraception, Politico reports: Kellyanne Conway is going to Capitol Hill on Wednesday with a message for Republicans ...

With four days to go until election day, over 64 million Americans have already cast their ballots. So where do things stand? We asked Stuart Stevens, a longtime Republican strategist.

One way to counteract that, according to GOP strategists, is to have more female candidates on the ticket, which can help reach women and independent voters who may be turned off by Trump.

Abortion rights proponents may have had a secret weapon − fed-up Republican women − when they notched a big win in Ohio last week. Analysts say that could spell trouble for the GOP in 2024 ...

Female GOP strategists say the strategy, however, is off the mark and reflects the president’s clear misunderstanding of many female voters. Rather than turning to him as a savior, ...

Democratic strategist Michael Starr Hopkins conceded that the party got "caught in their own bubble" this election cycle and "didn't hit the marks that we thought we would hit with Republican women." ...

It is a noticeable development for the former president, who has historically struggled to win over suburban and college-educated women. Republican strategists and lawmakers, many of whom support ...

According to exit polling from CBS News, the percentage of white women who voted Republican in Virginia increased from 49 percent in 2020 to 57 percent in 2021.