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WASHINGTON, DC –WFW Action Fund (WFW AF) today released the following statement congratulating Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) on her Senate re-election victory:

“Susan’s victory is a testament to her tireless work serving the people of Maine. Voters elected Susan because she has put Maine first for over 20 years. Her work to protect America’s small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic and her willingness to reach across the aisle are part of a long legacy of leadership and integrity in the U.S. Senate. We look forward to her continued success in the Senate.”

WFW AF is the political arm of Winning For Women. It is the first SuperPAC dedicated solely to electing Republican women, spending nearly $3 million this cycle. This cycle, WFW AF:

• Launched targeted GOTV campaigns in support of Stephanie Bice (OK-05), Michelle Fischbach (MN-07), Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11), Victoria Spartz (IN-05), and Beth Van Duyne (TX-24).
• Launched a six-figure phone and digital campaign featuring IA Gov. Kim Reynolds to boost support for Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA).
• Launched a targeted mail campaign hitting Missouri State Representative Jill Schupp, a Democrat challenger to Representative Ann Wagner.
• Launched a two-week campaign over broadcast TV taking aim at Representative Collin Peterson (MN-07).
• Launched a six-figure TV ad campaign taking aim at Anthony Brindisi’s (NY-22) liberal voting record.
• Launched a six-figure radio campaign highlighting Democrat Rita Hart’s (IA-02) liberal credentials.
• Launched a six-figure mail and digital campaign touting Joni Ernst’s (R-IA) bipartisan record.
• Launched a six-figure television ad campaign attacking Abby Finkenauer’s (IA-01) voting record and support for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
• Launched a six-figure television and digital ad campaign supporting Stephanie Bice (OK-05).
• Launched a six-figure mail campaign in support of Rep. Kay Granger (TX-12). WFW AF worked in conjunction with Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF), which invested over $1.2 million on TV and radio.
• Ran a targeted mail campaign coinciding with early voting in support of Beth Van Duyne (TX-24).

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