14 Governors, Over 100 Democratic Women Voted Into US Congress - Clinton Celebrates

<b>Hillary Clinton celebrates ‘historic gains’ by Democratic women</b><br><br><blockquote>Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has praised the “historic gains Democratic women made in representation”, calling attention to specific wins by candidates from underrepresented groups.<br><br><b>Clinton noted that for the first time, more than 100 Democratic women will serve in the House and at least 14 will serve as governors.</b><br><br><b>She added, in a post on X, that four states have elected their first woman governor, including Georgia, Minnesota, Ohio and Tennessee.</b><br><br>Clinton also called attention to the following elected officials:<br><br>Georgia Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms will become the first Black woman to serve as governor anywhere in the US.<br><br>New Mexico Democrat will become the first Native American woman elected governor of a US state.<br><br>Democrat Gina Hinojosa will become the first Hispanic woman to hold the gubernatorial seat in Texas.<br><br>Minnesota Democrat Peggy Flanagan will become the first Native American woman elected to the Senate.</blockquote><a rel=ugc href="https://x.com/HillaryClinton/status/2118388629777031327?s=20">Source</a>