Senatorial Women's Caucus

The Senatorial Women's Caucus is a bipartisan caucus, within the Kinkow Senate, that is committed to advancing women's interests in the Senate and the increase of female senators. The Senatorial Women's Caucus was founded in 1500 by the sixteen female senators that comprised the Hartley Ten group. The caucus is the sister of the House Women's Caucus and, together, the two make up the Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues and Advancement.

The Chair of the Senatorial Women's Caucus is elected by the caucus members annually. Any member of the caucus can seek the role of chair and it is not exclusive to the members of the majority party in the Senate. The first chair was Senator Frances Markell, a prominent member of the Hartley group.