Sarah Huckabee Sanders was on the verge of becoming the first female governor of Arkansas.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was a lock for reëlection in Georgia. Hopes were high, especially for Republican women. The day before the midterms, in Washington, Jayme Chandler Franklin and Isabelle Redfield, the founders of the Conservateur, an online style magazine that pitches itself as a Gen-Z right-wing alternative to Vogue-think Lara Trump in a flowing magenta gown as a cover girl-met at a café a few blocks from the White House to discuss the election.
