Women are emerging as pivotal players in political landscapes across various regions, from the U.S. to Africa. In the U.S., Kamala Harris is positioning herself as a frontrunner against Donald Trump, leveraging issues like women's rights and abortion to galvanize female voters, who represent a significant demographic. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu advocates for women's empowerment through education and political participation, while UN Women hosts initiatives to promote women's representation in governance, emphasizing collaboration with state leaders. In Maryland, Republican women seek greater opportunities in politics, inspired by successful Democratic efforts to recruit female candidates. Lastly, in Mauritius, the FAZ movement is mobilizing women for upcoming elections, calling for a focus on women’s issues and leadership, highlighting the need for a generational transfer of political engagement. This collective movement reflects a growing recognition of women's influence and the barriers they face in political arenas globally.