Our record
What we've done.
Since launching in May 2024, WHPAC has supported 16 federal candidates across both parties, convened the women's health community, and published a bipartisan policy roadmap. This page brings that record — and the figures behind it — into one place.
16
federal candidates supported
$52,800
in direct candidate support
11 of 15
on the 2024 ballot won
12
supported leaders serving in Congress
The October 2026 Strategic Update
Our first-cycle report covers candidate support, convenings, legislative work and finances, and sets out how we are preparing for 2028. The full document is available below.
Read the Strategic Update (PDF)Candidates we supported
In our first cycle, WHPAC contributed $3,300 to each of 16 federal candidate committees — six Senate and ten House leaders, Democrats and Republicans, women and men. Fifteen appeared on the 2024 ballot and 11 won their races. Sen. Lisa Murkowski was not on that ballot and continues to serve; together with the 11 winners, 12 WHPAC-supported leaders were serving in Congress as of the October 2026 report.
Currently serving in the Senate
Five WHPAC-supported senators.
Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Not on the 2024 ballot
Jacky Rosen (D-NV)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Ruben Gallego (D-AZ)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Currently serving in the House
Seven WHPAC-supported representatives.
Emilia Sykes (D-OH)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Andrea Salinas (D-OR)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Gabe Vasquez (D-NM)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Zach Nunn (R-IA)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Marcy Kaptur (D-OH)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Tom Suozzi (D-NY)
House · $3,300 contributed
Won 2024 general election
Not currently serving in federal office
Four leaders WHPAC supported who are no longer in federal office.
Sherrod Brown (D-OH)
Senate · $3,300 contributed
Lost 2024 general election
Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-OR)
House · $3,300 contributed
Lost 2024 general election
Susan Wild (D-PA)
House · $3,300 contributed
Lost 2024 general election
Yadira Caraveo (D-CO)
House · $3,300 contributed
Lost 2024 general election
Notes on this record
WHPAC supports candidates based on their policy record and demonstrated commitment to women's health, not their party affiliation. Supporting a candidate does not mean endorsing every position that candidate holds. We do not fund advocacy or policy positions on abortion.
Legislative examples in the Strategic Update reflect sponsorship or cosponsorship of bills that remained in committee and had not received floor votes or final passage at the time of the report. They show legislative participation, not enacted policy, and not evidence that WHPAC caused a member's action.
WHPAC is a federally registered hybrid political action committee with separate accounts for direct candidate contributions and independent political activity. Corporate contributions are accepted only into the non-contribution account and cannot be given directly to candidates. Figures are drawn from the October 2026 Strategic Update and Federal Election Commission filings for committee C00878918, and are current as of that report.