TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月8日 08時17分

For the last several months, @haleystevensforcongress and @laurenaunderwood have been sending each other lots of emojis. As first-time #women candidates running in Michigan and Illinois, they were part of a surge of new Congressional candidates aiming to flip Republican-held seats in crucial swing districts. But as young women running to serve in a #Congress where they were far outnumbered by older men, reports @charlottealter, they were also just trying to keep each other going. “Enjoy the feeling, because you DID IT!!” Underwood texted Stevens after she won her August primary. (She also reminded her to clear her voicemail because it would fill up quickly.) “Keep fighting. Keep going. We are going to change the world!” Stevens texted Underwood last month. On Nov. 6, Stevens, a 35-year-old who served on @Barack Obama’s Auto Task Force, won her race to represent Michigan’s 11th district. Underwood, a 32-year-old registered nurse and former Health and Human Services official, won her race to represent Illinois’s 14th district. They’ll join a record 25 #Democratic women who are heading to Congress for the first time, helping Democrats take the House of Representatives even as the party lost key Senate and governors’ races. Read more, and watch the full video, on TIME.com. Video by @dianetsai_ for TIME

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