Americans are used to voting for women. Will they ever elect one president?

As we celebrate the contributions and history of women in America during Women’s History Month, many will pose the wrong question about the viability of a woman being elected president of the United States. We believe the real question is when, not if.

Consider the remarkable progress women have made in the past three decades, along with the changing attitudes toward women's leadership. The number of women elected to public office has increased steadily across all levels of government, from local executive positions to national legislative roles, on both sides of the political aisle. To date, more than 60 women have served in the U.S. Senate and 51 women have served as governors, according to the Center for American Women and Politics.

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