US EditionWomen represent half of the US. But they sometimes lack clout in budget and tax talks
- Women make up half of the U.S. Population but rarely hold key roles in budget and tax discussions in many states.
- Currently, only one woman serves on the 14-member Joint Legislative Budget Committee.
- In Utah, women occupied just 5% of the budget committee seats in 2024.
- South Carolina has never had a woman chair a money committee, highlighting the lack of representation.
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Women's voices matter: Adding perspective to US state budget discussions
Just over 2,400 women are serving in state legislatures across the U.S., or about 33% of the total, according to the Center for American Women and Politics, at Rutgers University. Almost 1,600 are Democrats, just over 800 are Republicans and the others are nonpartisan or independent
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Women represent half of the US. But they sometimes lack clout in budget and tax talks
JACKSON, Miss. — Women represent half of the U.S. population but it’s still rare for them to have leading roles in setting taxes or budgets in some states.
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