Regarding women running for and holding elective office in the U$.$ S$.,$ all of the following statements are true except

A record number of women were elected to national office in the $2018$ midterm elections.

Women cite family obligations as a reason for first pursuing elected office at the state or local level.

Women candidates are far more likely than men to cite uneasiness with seeking campaign contributions from potential donors as a major obstacle to their decision to seek elected office.

Women are more likely than men to cite struggling to balance campaigning and their workload with the obligations of parenthood.

Today, around $31\%$ of state legislators and $27\%$ of the U$.$ S$.$ Congress are women.