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ELECTION EDITION

 

November 6, 2020

 

The Year of the Republican Woman

A record breaking year for conservative women and WINNING FOR WOMEN PAC!



In 2018, GOP women watched from the sidelines as a wave of Democrat women were
elected. We vowed to make a difference and invested in women like never before.
And it paid off!


GOP women dominated the elections this week, making historic gains! We
couldn't be more proud of our role in their success. 

 

WFW Action Fund, the SuperPAC arm of Winning For Women, helped fill a big and
important hole in the GOP political ecosystem by investing nearly $3 million in
key races.

 

This year, it's officially The Year of the Republican Woman.

Election Highlights



House Candidates Filed: 228 (previous record 133)

House Nominees: 94 (previous record 53)

House Incumbents Up For Re-Election: 11

House Wins: 11 incumbents, 13 candidates – 24 total (previous GOP record is 25)

 

Senate Candidates Filed: 23

Senate Nominees: 8

Senate Incumbents Up For Re-Election: 6

Senate Wins: 5 incumbents, 1 candidate – 6 total

 

Of the 24 women elected to the House, 23 are WFW endorsed candidates! The
record number of GOP women in the House is 25, and we're well on our way to
passing that as we await results for 8 more WFW endorsed candidates. 

Plus, six of the eight GOP House flips were by women!

* FL-26 for Carlos Gimenez
* FL-27 for Maria Elvira Salazar
* IA-01 for Ashley Hinson
* MI-03 Peter Meijer
* MN-07 for Michelle Fischbach
* NM-02 for Yvette Herrell
* OK-05 for Stephanie Bice
* SC-01 for Nancy Mace
GOP Women Across The Nation



Our endorsed candidates: Including winners and races yet to be called. 

Here are your soon-to-be newest GOP House women:

 

Candidate Wins *Officially called by the AP

CO-03, Lauren Boebert

FL-03 Kat Cammack
FL-27, Maria Elvira Salazar
GA-14, Marjorie Taylor Green (not endorsed by W4W)

IA-01, Ashley Hinson

IL-15, Mary Miller

IN-05, Victoria Spartz 

MI-10, Lisa McClain
MN-07, Michelle Fischbach
NM-02, Yvette Herrell
OK-05, Stephanie Bice
SC-01, Nancy Mace
TN-01, Diana Harshbarger


Incumbent Wins
AZ-08, Debbie Lesko
IN-02, Jackie Walorski
MO-02, Ann Wagner
MO-04, Vicky Hartzler
NC-05 Virginia Foxx
NY-21, Elise Stefanik
TX-12, Kay Granger

WA-03, Jaime Herrera Beutler
WA-05, Cathy McMorris Rodgers

WV-03, Carol Miller
WY-AL, Liz Cheney

AS-AL, Amata Coleman Radewagen

PR-AL, Jenniffer Gonzalez

 

Outstanding Races
AZ-01, Tiffany Shedd 
CA-39, Young Kim 
CA-48, Michelle Steel 
IA-02, Mariannette Miller-Meeks 
NY-11, Nicole Malliotakis
NY-18, Chele Farley 
NY-22, Claudia Tenney
TX-24, Beth Van Duyne


An update on Senate races:

 

Wins
Georgia (Special), Kelly Loeffler Advances to Runoff
Iowa, Joni Ernst

Maine, Susan Collins
Mississippi, Cindy Hyde-Smith
West Virginia, Shelley Moore Capito
Wyoming, Cynthia Lummis

 

Loss
Arizona, Martha McSally

In The News



NewYork Times: In Ascendant Night for Congressional Republicans, Women Led the
Way
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“The Republican Party vowed to make gains among G.O.P. women, and it did
because it prioritized the problem,” said Olivia Perez-Cubas.

 

Washington Free Beacon: GOP Women Fuel House Gains
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for Women Action Fund, created in the wake of the 2018 midterms with the goal
of advancing Republican women candidates, said Tuesday's success can be
attributed to strong recruitment at the local and national level.

 

Daily Caller:  The Year Of The Republican Woman’: Here’s A List Of GOP Women
Who Won 2020 Elections.
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of the Democrat women elected last cycle were out of touch with their
districts. Republican women stepped up to challenge them like never before and
offered voters a real voice. As a result, Republican women across the country
are making historic gains.”


 

Breitbart: Republican Women Win Big on Election Night, Adding at Least a Dozen
to the House.
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 Winning For Women’s SuperPAC WFW Action Fund, spent nearly $3 million to
support Republican women candidates this cycle. So far, at least 21 endorsed
candidates have won their elections, with several more elections results coming
in.

 

The Federalist: GOP Women Dominating The 2020 Election Will Be Overlooked By
Mainstream Media 
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 SuperPACs such as the WFW Action Fund invested almost $3 million in many of
the close races involving GOP women and continue to be solely committed to
ensuring the funding of female Republican races in the future.

 

Townhall: With Results Still Coming in, GOP Women Dominate on Election Day
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 While presidential election results in swing states remain unclear at this
point, Republicans can undoubtedly celebrate one significant electoral victory.
More GOP women won key House and Senate seats than in any previous election. 


Social Highlights

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Happy Friday All! What an amazing week for conservative women, and we have you
to thank for it. Thank you for your support, and for helping our women to make
history! 

Stay Safe and Have a Wonderful Weekend!

 

 

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new content daily!


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