​​Women
Get
the
Vote
August 18, 1920

This year, NFRW members across the country are actively celebrating the centennial of the 19th Amendment, also known as the Susan B. Anthony Amendment.  The amendment which gave women the right to vote honored Anthony as a social reformer and activist who ​labored so long and hard for its passage.  She was arrested for doing so in the 1872 Presidential Election. No surprise, she reported she "positively ​voted the Republican ticket-straight."
President Trump pardons Anthony on August 18, 2020.   See more pictures here.  ​ 

See Our NFRW President Ann Schockett's weekly message and
click here for her press release on George Floyd and Nationwide Civil Unrest 
​Listen to a podcast of President Dee's interview on RIGHT Spokane Perspective


​Did you know?

You can help support the WFRW by clicking on the Amazon icon for your ​Amazon shopping.The Washington Federation of Republican Women has an Associate relationship with Amazon.  If you click on the link before you initiate your Amazon shopping experience, Amazon will pay the WFRW a small fee for facilitating your link to them.  They do this without adding that small fee to your bill.

Day at the Capitol 2020

Working Together

Washington Republican Women's
Virtual Club 
(Established 2019)
President: Annetta Knight

​If you are unable to attend meetings, this might be an option for you.  Click here for more information
Congratulations to the 2020-2021 NFRW Officers.  
​​The 40th Biennial Convention of the NFRW was held in Indianapolis.