We're already focused on the 2008 presidential race because the presidential primary campaign moves very quickly. 

Once the 2006 elections take place this November, only 14 months remain until the critical Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary election must be won.   

We're looking forward to electing America's first woman president on November 4, 2008, and to attending her swearing as President of the United States on January 20, 2009.

It's never too early to start building support for a nationwide presidential campaign.  In fact, winning candidates usually start very early.

For the 2004 presidential election, American Women Presidents began recruiting women to run for president in 2001.  American Women Presidents also founded Ms. President PAC in 2002 to support women candidates for 2004.

American Women Presidents and Ms. President PAC launched Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun's 2004 presidential candidacy in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. 

Every two years, American Women Presidents endorses and contributes financially to Democratic and Republican women running for the U.S. Senate and governor--positions in the pipeline to the presidency.

With an abiding faith in American democracy, the men and women of American Women Presidents believe that history is bringing not only one but a progression of women to serve as president of the United States--just as we have seen so many women serve as congresswomen, governors and senators.