Haley Campaign Press Release - Haley Campaign Unveils National Women for Nikki Coalition

CHARLESTON, S.C. – As Nikki Haley heads full steam ahead toward the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday, she unveiled her nationwide Women for Nikki (W4N) coalition. Born of an organic grassroots movement, W4N now boasts more than 4,500 members in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.

Read more in the New York Times.

"Nikki Haley is America's Iron Lady," said W4N Executive Director Elizabeth Britt. "America is ready for a new generational leader who can go toe-to-toe with the world's worst bullies. As Margaret Thatcher said, 'If you want something said, ask a man - if you want something done, ask a woman.' We're ready for a president who gets things done."

"I couldn't have asked for a more determined and hardworking group of women to help me save our country," said Nikki Haley. "These women are leaders in their communities and states, and they are putting in the work to mobilize our grassroots support across the country."

W4N's membership features heavy hitters in various Super Tuesday states, including Jennifer Nassour, former chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party; Minnesota State Representative Kristin Robbins; Mayor of Fort Worth Texas Mattie Parker; longtime Texas political consultant Mindy Ellmer; Kati Capozzi, President of the Alaska Chamber of Commerce; Tanya Wheeless, the chief executive officer of the USS Arizona Legacy Foundation; Ashley Davis, top government affairs professional in Virginia and Washington, D.C.; Jane Hamm Lerum, the first deputy commissioner and Criminal Justice Reform Policy Director for Oklahoma County; and Molly Coors, Director at AllianceBernstein in Colorado, among thousands of others.

Members in each state are divided into subcommittees that focus on key activities including get-out-the-vote efforts, social media, and recruitment. Most chapters meet weekly.

Women for Nikki by the numbers…

• More than 4,500 members nationwide

• 150 state chairs in all 50 states and Puerto Rico

• The oldest state co-chairs are in their 80s. The youngest is 22 years old

• Deployed 52 women to Iowa for get-out-the-vote efforts

• Deployed 50 women to New Hampshire for get-out-the-vote efforts

• Several W4N members have single handedly made more than 1,000 voter contacts

Ahead of the South Carolina primary, Michigan primary, and Super Tuesday contests, W4N is ramping up their efforts and will be spearheading several GOTV initiatives and deployments.