Author: Leona Salinas

Leona Salinas is a political writer and the Recruitment Chair for the Network of Enlightened Women (NeW) at Texas State University. She has written extensively on gender, politics, and voting behavior, and she currently oversees political coverage for The Bobcat Tribune.

College-Aged Left-Wing Women Vote to Break Glass Ceilings—Not Based on Policy

When women enter the voting booth, what matters more—policy or identity? The debate over whether female voters prioritize gender representation or political substance has fueled political discourse for years. Some argue that women rally behind female candidates for symbolic progress, while others insist that ideology and policy take precedence. But do women truly vote based […]

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