Ronna McDaniel has been re-elected to a fourth term as the Republican National Committee (RNC) chair, an unprecedented feat in the party’s history.

McDaniel won the vote on Wednesday after facing a heated challenge from former chair Mike Duncan. The RNC voted to re-elect McDaniel with an overwhelming majority, making her the first chair in the party’s history to win four consecutive terms.

“I am deeply honored and humbled to be re-elected as RNC Chair,” McDaniel said in a statement. “I am proud of the work we have done to make the RNC the most effective political organization in the country, and I am confident that we will continue to build on this success in the coming years.”

McDaniel’s re-election comes after a turbulent election season that saw the Republican party divided on many issues. Despite the divisions, McDaniel was able to garner enough support from the RNC to secure her fourth term.

“Ronna McDaniel has been instrumental in leading the Republican party to victory in the last election cycle,” said RNC member Tom Emmer. “Her leadership and dedication to the party has been invaluable and I am proud to have her as our chair for another term.”

McDaniel’s re-election as RNC chair is a testament to her leadership and ability to bring the party together in difficult times. She has promised to continue to work hard to ensure that the Republican party is successful in the years ahead.