consultation and campaign support and recruit future female candidates. The common goals of gender parity and advancing good government forge a bond that rises above partisanship and will pay dividends for many generations.” Women in Government Leadership Program Class of 2018 The Women in Government Leadership Program Class of 2018 includes women from twenty different states holding a variety of elected offices in state and local government. The Honorable Allison Ball The Honorable Kim McMillan Kentucky State Treasurer Mayor, Clarksville, Tennessee The Honorable Alisha Bell The Honorable Helena N. Moreno Commissioner, Wayne County, Michigan Louisiana State Representative The Honorable Kim K. Ogg The Honorable Rosalynn Bliss District Attorney, Harris County, Texas Mayor, Grand Rapids, Michigan The Honorable Marian Orr The Honorable Cindy Bobbitt Mayor, Cheyenne, Wyoming Commissioner, Grant County, Oklahoma The Honorable Catherine E. Pugh The Honorable Affie Ellis Mayor, Baltimore, Maryland Wyoming State Senator The Honorable Connie Rockco The Honorable Vivian Davis Figures Supervisor, Harrison County, Mississippi Alabama State Senator The Honorable Attica Scott The Honorable Lena Fowler Kentucky State Representative Supervisor, Coconino County, AZ The Honorable Robin Shackleford The Honorable Nellie M. Gorbea Indiana State Representative Rhode Island Secretary of State SLLF Lois M. DeBerry Scholar The Honorable Toi Hutchinson The Honorable Emilia Sykes Illinois State Senator Ohio State Representative The Honorable Brenda A. Howerton The Honorable Acquanetta Warren Commissioner, Durham County, North Mayor, City of Fontana, California Carolina The Honorable Kimberly Yee The Honorable Themis Klarides Arizona State Senator Connecticut State Representative Macy Amos The Honorable Debra March Assistant Metropolitan Attorney, The Mayor, Henderson, Nevada Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County, TN The Honorable Melissa McKinlay Rising Star Vice Mayor, Palm Beach County, Florida
consultation and campaign support and recruit future female candidates. The common goals of gender parity and advancing good government forge a bond that rises above partisanship and will pay dividends for many generations.” Women in Government Leadership Program Class of 2018 The Women in Government Leadership Program Class of 2018 includes women from twenty different states holding a variety of elected offices in state and local government. The Honorable Allison Ball Kentucky State Treasurer The Honorable Alisha Bell Commissioner, Wayne County, Michigan The Honorable Rosalynn Bliss Mayor, Grand Rapids, Michigan The Honorable Cindy Bobbitt Commissioner, Grant County, Oklahoma The Honorable Affie Ellis Wyoming State Senator The Honorable Vivian Davis Figures Alabama State Senator The Honorable Lena Fowler Supervisor, Coconino County, AZ The Honorable Nellie M. Gorbea Rhode Island Secretary of State The Honorable Toi Hutchinson Illinois State Senator The Honorable Brenda A. Howerton Commissioner, Durham County, North Carolina The Honorable Themis Klarides Connecticut State Representative The Honorable Debra March Mayor, Henderson, Nevada The Honorable Melissa McKinlay Vice Mayor, Palm Beach County, Florida The Honorable Kim McMillan Mayor, Clarksville, Tennessee The Honorable Helena N. Moreno Louisiana State Representative The Honorable Kim K. Ogg District Attorney, Harris County, Texas The Honorable Marian Orr Mayor, Cheyenne, Wyoming The Honorable Catherine E. Pugh Mayor, Baltimore, Maryland The Honorable Connie Rockco Supervisor, Harrison County, Mississippi The Honorable Attica Scott Kentucky State Representative The Honorable Robin Shackleford Indiana State Representative SLLF Lois M. DeBerry Scholar The Honorable Emilia Sykes Ohio State Representative The Honorable Acquanetta Warren Mayor, City of Fontana, California The Honorable Kimberly Yee Arizona State Senator Macy Amos Assistant Metropolitan Attorney, The Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County, TN Rising Star
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