Sophy and Kelly chat with Susan Boser, a Democrat running in the Special Election on May 21, for Pennsylvania State Senate, District 41. If Susan is elected it would flip this seat, and the PA state senate is close to flipping to Democratic control.

Kelly follows up with Caitlin Clarkson Pereira, former and future candidate for state office in Connecticut, in an exclusive conversation about her appeal to the all-male CT State Elections Enforcement Commission to use campaign funds for campaign-related childcare expenses, as federal campaign funds can be used.

Kelly chats with Rielly Karsh and Danielle Davies, founders of Moms Running, an organization that works to reframe the conversation around moms running for office, showing moms they already have the skills to run campaigns and hold office through everything from fashion advice to full training sessions.

Kelly and Sophy are joined by freelance journalist Kaz Weida and writer and actress Elizabeth Thorp to discuss Kamala Harris's book, The Truths We Hold. We discuss our impressions of the book, favorite moments, what we learned about Kamala, and what kind of President we think she would be based on this book. This is the first in a series of episodes we will do reading the books of the Democratic Presidential candidates.

In the fourth episode of the #VoteHerIn series, Rebecca Sive joins Kelly and Sophy to talk about the 2016 election in terms of some of the systemic problems women face in being elected president, including being thought of as too ambitious and having too be seen as more morally pure than the men candidates.

Sophy and Kelly chat with former & future candidate for state rep in Connecticut, Caitlin Clarkson Pereira, and current candidate for state rep in Louisiana, Morgan Lamandre, about their efforts to have election boards recognize campaign-related childcare expenses as reimburseable campaign expenses.

Kelly talks to election security advocate & writer Jenny Cohn about the Barr Memo and about hybrid voting machines and other voting machines where the votes can be hacked without a true paper record of what the voter intended.

On our 200th episode we reflect on our journey and are joined by friends of the podcast who shared concrete calls to action.

Sophy and Kelly speak with Billie J. Winner-Davis, the mother of Reality Leigh Winner, a U.S. Air Force veteran and NSA crypto-linguist, who was indicted under the Espionage Act for leaking a document that detailed Russian efforts to hack U.S. voting systems.

Kelly chats with Brendan Csaposs, Democratic candidate for the Special Election for East Baton Rouge Metro Council, District 8, coming up on March 30. Brendan is an experienced public educator and progressive leader who has been endorsed by the LGBT Victory Fund and Run for Something.