Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) said that she and her husband “will liquidate their individual stock share positions and related options after weeks of criticism of the couple for selling millions of dollars in stock amid the coronavirus pandemic,” CNBC reports.

Her stock holdings would be converted to mutual funds and exchange-traded funds by third-party advisors who handle her investments.

The planned sale was announced two days after a poll showed that Loeffler was 23 percentage points behind Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) who is challenging her in a primary this year.