With Senator Clinton getting most of the ink and broadcast time in her historic run for the White House, it's easy to forget that there are a number of important congressional races with women candidates. The 16 women serving in the U.S. Senate and 74 women members in the House of Representatives represent an all-time high in both chambers. In percentage terms, however, that works out to 16 percent of the Senate and about 17 percent of the House, a less than impressive achievement for a nation that prides itself in being the world's greatest democracy. The numbers could increase modestly after the November elections. CQ Politics' Greg Giroux has a round-up of many of the races where women have prospects in November. As usual, most of the women candidates are Democrats.