I don't have a number, but I know that it's not near enough. The situation is improving though, at least on the Democratic side. Thanks to the "Me Too" movement, there're many more women running for office in blue states.
But how many conservative women run for office in red states? Like the 98 pound weakling who knows he'll never make the US Olympic wrestling team, most Republican women know which gender most conservative men vote for...
So, you don't know the number but "its not near enough". So basically what you said in your other post is nothing more than partisan spin. Now...Here's something you should look at. I went through and listed all the women in the Senate along with their party affiliation and whether their State was red, blue, or purple.
Republican Senators that are women:
Shelley Capito: West Virginia: Red State
Deb Fischer: Nebraska: Red State
Cindy Hyde-Smith: Mississippi: Red State
Susan Collins: Maine: Purple State
Joni Ernst: Iowa: Red State
Lisa Murkowski: Alaska: Red State
Democrat Senators that are women:
Dianne Feinstein: California: Blue State
Kamala Harris: California: Blue State
Mazie Hirono: Hawaii: Blue State
Tammy Duckworth: Illinois: Blue State
Elizabeth Warren: Massachusetts: Blue State
Debbie Stabenow: Michigan: Red State
Amy Klobuchar: Minnesota: Blue State
Claire McCaskill: Missouri: Red State
Jeanne Shaheen: New Hampshire: Blue State
Maggie Hassan: New Hampshire: Blue State
Kirsten Gillibran: New York: Blue State
Heidi Heitkamp: North Dakota: Red State
Patty Murray: Washington: Blue State
Maria Cantwell: Washington: Blue State
Tammy Baldwin: Wisconsin: Red State
Total of Red States: 8
Total of Blue States: 8 (3 States have both senators as women, all 3 of those states are solid blue states and have been for some time)
Total of Purple States: 1
Seems to me that what you said about conservatives not voting for women is wrong. In fact, with the exception of Susan Collins from Maine every Republican Senator that is a woman was voted in by solid Republican States that have been Red for quite some time. While the Democrat Senators that are women include states that are solid blue, purple or red. Missouri for instance has voted for Republican Presidents 8 times out of the last 10 Elections. And then there's North Dakota. Over the last 10 Presidential elections has been Republican.
Yes, this could most undoubtedly be broken down further and further. In the end though I don't think its going to support you any more than this has.
