Women in the GOP
U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) and Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-03) announce the formation of the Congressional Republican Women's Caucus during a Women's History Month celebration at the White House on March 26, 2025. (Photo: White House)
Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-03) and Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) announced the formation of the new Republican Women's Caucus (RWC) at the White House on March 26, 2025.
Congresswoman Cammack will chair the new Republican Women's Caucus and Senator Britt will serve as co-chair this Congress.
The group, made up of the Republican women's membership in the House of Representatives and Senate, will focus on prioritizing and elevating the voices of Republican women, growing their roles in positions of leadership, and supporting policies that will enhance the quality of life for all Americans.
For the last four years, Congresswoman Cammack has led the Bipartisan Women's Caucus, the decades-old organization made up of all female Members of the House of Representatives. As her leadership tenure ends with the bipartisan group, the formation of the new RWC will unite conservative women leaders and provide significant opportunities to elevate policies that span many aspects of American life, from health care and national security to economic empowerment, workforce development, and individual freedoms.
"I'm excited to launch the Republican Women's Caucus at the White House with President Trump during Women's History Month," said Rep. Cammack. "President Trump made historic gains with women voters in 2024 due to the president's recognition that women are not focused on just a few policies. American issues are women's issues, and this caucus launch solidifies President Trump and Republicans' commitment to all Americans that we are focused on the very issues that impact everyday Americans from all walks of life."
"I'm honored to join this bicameral effort with Congresswoman Cammack to launch the Republican Women’s Caucus. Today marks a historic opportunity to build on the coalition President Trump built last November, and to address critical issues – from prosperity and opportunity, to safety and security – impacting our families and our future. The Republican Women’s Caucus exemplifies our Party's unwavering commitment to empower women and girls and deliver real results for the American people," said Senator Britt.
"When I was born during the 100th Congress in 1988, there were only 24 women serving in the House and two in the Senate on both sides of the aisle. We have come a long way in the time since with 42 Republicans in the House and Senate during the 119th Congress. Thanks to the incredible work my conservative colleagues have done to represent their constituencies and fight for our nation, our influence only continues to grow. I look forward to making our organization a formidable force going forward," Rep. Cammack added.
Watch the launch here.
Source: https://cammack.house.gov/
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