Federal PAC Supporting Conservative Women Endorses One for U.S. Senate, Two for U.S. House, Two for Statewide Office
Washington, D.C. — Maggie’s List, a federal political action committee dedicated to electing strong conservative women, has endorsed five more women in their 2026 races.
The new endorsements are Rep. Julia Letlow for Louisiana’s Senate seat, Madison Sheahan in Ohio’s 9th congressional district, Rep. Ann Wagner for reelection in Missouri’s 2nd congressional district, Katherine Haley for Arizona Treasurer, and Kimberly Yee for Arizona State Superintendent.
These five bring the number of Maggie’s List’s current 2026 endorsements to thirty-six.
CONGRESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
Maggie’s List has endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow in Louisiana’s U.S. Senate race.
When Rep. Letlow was elected to represent Louisiana’s 5th congressional district in 2021, she became the first Republican woman ever elected to Congress from Louisiana and the first woman of either party to represent Louisiana in the House in 30 years.
“I am grateful for the support of Maggie’s List and for their commitment to electing strong conservative women who are willing to step up and serve,” said Rep. Letlow. “In Congress, I’ve worked to protect Louisiana jobs, strengthen our schools, and stand up for the industries that power our state. In the U.S. Senate, I will keep fighting to put Louisiana families first, defend our values, and stand with President Trump to move our country forward.”
“Congresswoman Letlow has been a valuable advocate for Louisiana,” said Maggie’s List Louisiana Chairwoman Heidi Martin. “Her tireless efforts for Louisiana’s families, farmers and the energy industry have led to tremendous strides in making Louisiana a big part of the president’s plan to Make America Great Again!”
Maggie’s List has endorsed Madison Sheahan in Ohio’s 9th congressional district.
Madison Sheahan is a national leader in public administration, law enforcement, and political operations, most recently serving as Deputy Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She is seeking to unseat longtime Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D) in Ohio’s 9th district, which was redrawn in 2025 and is now more competitive, shifting from a Democratic-leaning district to a Republican-leaning one.
“I am honored to have the endorsement of Maggie’s List,” said Sheahan. “They support strong, conservative women who are committed to fighting for economic freedom, opportunity, and the values that keep America strong. I’m grateful for their support as we work to bring new leadership to Ohio’s 9th District.”
“Madison Sheahan is exactly the kind of bold, principled leader we need in Congress,” said Maggie’s List Ohio Chairwoman LeeAnn Johnson. “Her experience as former Deputy Director of ICE and her commitment to fiscal responsibility and national security make her the perfect candidate to bring fresh energy to Ohio’s 9th District and finally retire career politician Marcy Kaptur.”
Maggie’s List has endorsed Rep. Ann Wagner for reelection in Missouri’s 2nd congressional district. This is the seventh time Maggie’s List has endorsed Rep. Wagner for Congress.
“I am proud to be endorsed by Maggie’s List and look forward to advancing our shared conservative principles here in the House of Representatives,” said Rep. Wagner. “Our nation needs more strong Republican elected women, and I am honored that Maggie’s List has endorsed my run for the House. The truth is we need women who will fight to secure our border, promote economic independence and job creation, protect our national security, and advance freedom for families across the nation. House Republicans have an incredibly strong contingent of conservative women in our Conference, and the work we do is the backbone of our House majority. Throughout my time in the House, I have been committed to bringing more conservative women into Congress, and Maggie’s List has always been there to support that important work.”
“It was my pleasure to recommend Representative Ann Wagner for endorsement by Maggie’s List,” said Maggie’s List Missouri Chairwoman Becky Arps. “She has demonstrated a strong commitment to national security through her work on the Deterrence Act and has been a consistent advocate for small businesses through her leadership on the House Financial Services Committee.”
STATEWIDE ENDORSEMENTS
Maggie’s List has endorsed Katherine Haley for Arizona State Treasurer.
“I’m proud to earn the endorsement of Maggie’s List,” said Katherine Haley. “Their mission to elect strong conservative women who believe in fiscal responsibility and limited government reflects the very values I’m fighting for in Arizona. Arizonans deserve a Treasurer who will protect their hard-earned tax dollars, promote financial literacy and personal responsibility, and act as a wise, careful steward of our state’s resources. I’m grateful to Maggie’s List for their support as we work to keep Arizona fiscally strong and our taxes low.”
“Katherine Haley is exactly the right person to serve as Arizona’s next Treasurer,” said Maggie’s List Arizona Chairwoman Lisa James. “She’s a proven conservative with the business and public service experience to do the job—and the support of four Arizona Treasurers, including the current one, speaks volumes.”
Maggie’s List has endorsed Kimberly Yee for Arizona State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The Honorable Kimberly Yee currently serves as Arizona state treasurer and is the highest-ranking statewide elected Republican in Arizona. This is the third time she has earned a Maggie’s List endorsement.
“I’m honored to be endorsed by Maggie’s List and have long admired its dedication to electing conservative women across our great country who stand for fiscal accountability, limited government and freedom in America,” said Hon. Yee.
“Kimberly Yee received more votes than any other Republican on the ballot in 2022, reflecting the strong confidence voters have in her leadership,” said Maggie’s List Arizona Chairwoman Lisa James. “Her proven record of advancing conservative policies and her decades-long commitment to education make her a leader we are proud to support.”
Before being elected treasurer, Hon. Lee was the first Asian-American woman elected to the Arizona State Legislature, and was elected the second female Senate Majority Leader in the state’s history following Sandra Day O’Connor. She has been named by Congressional Quarterly’s Roll Call as one of the “25 Most Influential Women in State Politics.”
These five endorsements bring the number of Maggie’s List’s current 2026 endorsements to 36 – six U.S. Senate races, twenty-one U.S. House races, and nine statewide races.
About Maggie’s List
Maggie’s List is a federal political action committee (PAC) created to raise awareness and funds to increase the number of conservative women elected to federal public office and statewide executive office. Since 2010, Maggie’s List has had an outstanding record of endorsing successful candidates for the U.S. Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, and other legislative bodies. More information about Maggie’s List can be found at maggieslist.org.






