As more women run for office, child care remains a hurdle
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January 1, 2020
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — When Kimberly Dudik ran for her fourth term in the Montana House, state officials told her she could not use campaign money to pay for child care for her four young children.
She is now running for attorney general and is trying to visit a big chunk of the sprawling state, spending hours on the road. That means she needs even more help picking up her kids at school and day care when she's away and her husband has a late night at the office.
"It just seems behind the times," Dudik, whose family is living off her husband's income and savings from her work as a lawyer. "When...
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