The National Federation of Republican Women is proud to recognize the Republican women who are serving in the 118th U.S. Congress, including eight new members.

Alabama's Senator-elect, Katie Britt, owns more “first” and “only” distinctions than any other senator: first woman elected to the Senate from Alabama, first mother of school-aged children among Republican senators, and - at age 40 - the youngest Republican woman ever elected to the Senate. Like many women who are difference-makers, Katie says she’s simply a mom on a mission.

Congresswoman-elect Erin Houchin is heading to Washington to represent Indiana’s 9th District after claiming 64.6 percent of the vote in November's general election.

Herschel Walker's victory in the Georgia Senate run-off on December 6 will give our Republican Senate leaders more clout when it comes to negotiating on important pieces of legislation and will provide much-needed checks and balances on the Biden-Democrat agenda.

Nicolee Ambrose’s impressive resume is filled with experiences that have prepared her to serve in Congress, where she will have a bigger platform to fight for the everyday folks of her district. She has big goals -- from reducing crime and increasing safety to supporting parental involvement in education -- and she’s ready to hit the ground running to achieve them.