High-profile mayoral elections this year have already proved that the steps to City Hall remain steep for female candidates.
Only one of the nation's 10 largest cities is run by a woman: Annise Parker of Houston, who faces re-election in November. Just 12 of the 100 largest cities have women in the top job, including Fort Worth, Baltimore and Las Vegas.
We invite our users to read the full article published September 19 2013
High-profile mayoral elections this year have already proved that the steps to City Hall remain steep for female candidates.
Only one of the nation's 10 largest cities is run by a woman: Annise Parker of Houston, who faces re-election in November. Just 12 of the 100 largest cities have women in the top job, including Fort Worth, Baltimore and Las Vegas.
We invite our users to read the full article published September 19 2013