Oregon's 2014 Republican Senate candidate Monica Wehby, who is pro-choice, and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito, who self-identifies as 'pro-choice,' also received Mitt Romney's endorsement. In 2016, he said he would vote for Bill Weld, if he was a party nominee, and that he was considering Gary Johnson, the Libertarian nominee, both of whom are pro-choice. In 2019, Romney fundraised for and supported Susan Collins, a pro-choice Republican from Maine.
In 2014, Oregon's Republican Senate candidate Monica Wehby, who is in favor of abortion rights, and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito, who identifies as 'pro-choice,' received Mitt Romney's endorsement. In 2016, Romney said he would vote for Bill Weld if nominated by the party and considered Gary Johnson, the Libertarian nominee, both of whom support abortion rights. In 2019, Romney fundraised for and supported Susan Collins, a pro-choice Republican from Maine.