Guess Who Made Emily's List and Who Didn't

Emily's List is the political action committee whose single-minded mission is the election of women, so long as they are Democrats and prochoice. Of course, prochoice Republican women, prolife Democratic women, and prochoice men need not apply.

Here's the list of who the Emilistas are supporting in the November 2010 races:

Candidate	Race	State
Diane Denish	Governor	New Mexico
Margaret Anderson Kelliher	Governor	Minnesota
Alex Sink	Governor	Florida
Deb Markowitz	Governor	Vermont
Robin Carnahan	U.S. Senate	Missouri
Kirsten Gillibrand	U.S. Senate	New York
Barbara Mikulski	U.S. Senate	Maryland
Patty Murray	U.S. Senate	Washington
Karen Bass	U.S. House	California
Barbara Boxer	U.S. House	California
Tarryl Clark	U.S. House	Minnesota
Suzan DelBene	U.S. House	Washington
Gabrielle Giffords	U.S. House	Arizona
Debbie Halvorson	U.S. House	Illinois
Colleen Hanabusa	U.S. House	Hawaii
Jane Harman	U.S. House	California
Mary Jo Kilroy	U.S. House	Ohio
Ann Kirkpatrick	U.S. House	Arizona
Suzanne Kosmas	U.S. House	Florida
Ann McLane Kuster	U.S. House	New Hampshire
Julie Lassa	U.S. House	Wisconsin
Carolyn Maloney	U.S. House	New York
Betsy Markey	U.S. House	Colorado
Terri Sewell	U.S. House	Alabama
Carol Shea-Porter	U.S. House	New Hampshire
Betty Sutton	U.S. House	Ohio
Dina Titus	U.S. House	Nevada

So who is not on this list?

Martha Coakley got the tap from Emily's List in last January's special election for U.S. Senator from Massachusetts. Martha lost that election but is running for reelection this November for Massachusetts Attorney General. Maybe Martha forgot to send her Thank You notes.

Blanche Lincoln is running for reelection for U.S. Senate in Arkansas. Blanche just barely eked out a victory against a tough primary challenger and now faces a tough Republican challenger in November. She is on the brag list of women Emily's List helped elect. So why isn't she on the 2010 list?