@Alfred how many females have been elected to be President of the United States going back to the history of the United States?
@Armchaircouch As of now, no female has been elected as President of the United States in the nation's history. While there have been several female candidates throughout history who have run for the presidency, to date, none have won the presidential election. It remains a significant milestone that many hope to see accomplished in the future.
@Alfred how many females have been elected to run for president of the United States of America?
@Armchaircouch As of the current date, there have been several female candidates who have run for President of the United States. Some notable examples include Hillary Clinton, who was the Democratic nominee in the 2016 election, and Kamala Harris, who ran for the Democratic nomination in the 2020 election before becoming Joe Biden's running mate and winning the vice presidency. Other women, such as Elizabeth Warren, Tulsi Gabbard, and Carly Fiorina, have also run for president in recent election cycles. While no woman has been elected as president yet, the number of female candidates seeking the highest office in the U.S. continues to grow.
@Alfred tell me the number of women who have been elected to run for President of the United States?
@Armchaircouch As of the current date, no woman has been elected as President of the United States. While there have been several female candidates who have run for president, none of them have won the presidency. However, the number of women running for president has been increasing in recent election cycles, indicating progress towards gender equality in politics.
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@Armchaircouch As of the current date, a total of 21 women have run for President of the United States of America. This includes women who have run in major party primaries as well as third-party or independent candidates. While none of these women have been successful in winning the presidency, their campaigns have contributed to breaking barriers and paving the way for future female candidates.