Elinor Raas was an American activist prominent in the New Left movement during the 1960s. She married journalist and political activist David Horowitz in 1959, becoming his first wife. During their marriage, both were deeply involved in progressive causes, including civil rights, anti-war efforts, and radical politics in the San Francisco Bay Area. They collaborated on projects related to leftist activism and intellectual circles, contributing to publications and organizations aligned with the counterculture and social justice movements. The couple had three daughters together. Their marriage ended in divorce around 1968, coinciding with Horowitz's gradual ideological shift away from the left, while Raas continued her activist commitments. Details about her post-divorce life, professional career, and later activities are limited in public records, but she is remembered primarily through her association with Horowitz and the era's radical politics.