 Left financially secure by his will, she moved to a more luxurious apartment on Central Park West and became active in NAWSA again.In 1915 she returned to NAWSA and was re-elected president.She geared the organization's strategy toward what would later become the "Winning Plan", that of lobbying more states to grant women the vote in order to build momentum for a constitutional amendment guaranteeing women's suffrage in federal elections as well.