Wellesley College for Elizabeth Warren

11/07/2012

Thank you all for all your support! It's definitely paid off!!!!

11/06/2012

I want to go to Washington to work with President Barack Obama and move our country forward. MA, you can help - find your polling location and vote, then volunteer before the polls close: http://elizabethwarren.com/gotv

11/06/2012

Here's a map to the Wellesley Free Library where Wellesley College Students vote:

11/06/2012

First Group to the Polls!
Make sure you join the event: http://www.facebook.com/events/223345797795745/

11/06/2012

Scott Brown and I have very different visions for our country. Please share if you believe in an America that pays it forward.

11/05/2012

See where Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown stand on jobs, health care, women's issues, and more.

11/05/2012

Make sure you join our Voting Day event for updates on the Get Out The Vote effort, walk and drive schedules, and ways to get involved!

10/19/2012

List of Massachusetts ballot measures|Local measures|School bond issues|Ballot measure laws|Initiative laws|History of I&R|Campaign Finance Requirements|Recall process|

10/17/2012

I am proud to stand with Sheila Bair, who is a strong voice for Wall Street accountability and financial reform. Her leadership during the financial crisis made a real difference for working families, and I am honored to have earned her support.

10/16/2012

Wednesday is the MA voter registration deadline. I'm sure you're already registered to vote - but you probably know someone who isn't. Share this image with your friends. http://elizabethwarren.com/register

10/11/2012

10/11/2012

“He has gone to Washington and he has had some good votes,” the Democrat opened, “but he has had exactly one chance to vote for equal pay for equal work. And he voted no. He had exactly one chance to vote for insurance coverage for birth control and other preventive services for women. He voted no. And he had exactly one chance to vote for a pro-choice woman, from Massachusetts, to the United States Supreme Court. And he voted no. Those are bad votes for women. The women of Massachusetts need a senator they can count on, not some of the time, but all of the time" - Elizabeth Warren, last night in her third debate with Scott Brown, the Republican incumbent.