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“She’s not a normal politician — she resonates with working folks."

Kentucky may be a red state, but Rep. Scott says “voters are demanding someone who has a backbone.”

Derek Kitchen wants to serve in the same legislature that once denied his right to marry.

Labor has always held electoral power, especially when wielded by women.

"Young women who are considering running for office should know that you have a movement behind you."

"I’d rather forge my own path."

There are a lot of different ways to get involved in politics.

Claudia Olaes is proving politicians can be any age or gender.

"I’m making a difference, because I get to say that a trans person worked on this trans issue."

He serves on the House Intelligence Committee, which is investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.

She was elected to be a New York committeewoman at just 17-years-old.

Meet Gabrielle Anzalone, who is running for the board of education in her area.

“We need loud, fearless voices — new leaders who . . . aren’t afraid to stand up to the establishment on either side of the aisle.”

Tammy Baldwin was also the first openly gay U.S. senator ever elected.

It's one of many reasons Amber Huett-Garcia is running, but it's an important one to her.

"You're literally being told you can't do this because you're a woman.”

“It feels like I am doing what I’m supposed to be doing, like I’m doing the right thing."

We talked to her about her new book and candidacy.

“Youth are our greatest assets. Every young person matters.”

"I am not running just to make history — although it is way past time for a voice like mine."