As Teachers’ Unions Prepare to Strike, Organization Doubles Down on Education Reform
Feb 1, 2018

Grassroots group calls out opponents of ESAs for standing in the way of education freedom CHARLESTON, W.Va.— Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) on Thursday announced a five-figure ad buy to boost its ongoing effort to urge lawmakers to support Education Savings Accounts for special needs children. The buy comes as West Virginia teachers’ unions prepare […]

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Americans for Prosperity Activists Demand Greater Accountability for JobsOhio
Jan 31, 2018

COLUMBUS, OH – Americans for Prosperity-Ohio seized upon comments made by Ohio Auditor Dave Yost today to call for greater scrutiny of Governor John Kasich’s JobsOhio program. In remarks to the Associated Press forum today, Auditor Yost called upon the General Assembly to introduce legislation that would reaffirm the Auditor of State’s authority to execute […]

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Americans for Prosperity Applauds Sen. Kelsey’s Hall Tax Ban
Jan 31, 2018

Grassroots group supports effort to ban any income tax in Tennessee. NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Americans for Prosperity-Tennessee (AFP-TN) on Wednesday commended state Senator Brian Kelsey (R-Germantown) for introducing legislation to permanently ban the so called “Hall Tax,” an outdated personal income tax on investment interest and dividends. “Senator Kelsey has been a leader in the fight to […]

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AFP Protects Taxpayers’ Rights in Colorado
Jan 31, 2018

When lawmakers tried to go around our state’s constitution, Americans for Prosperity and our activists were there to stop it. Colorado’s constitution requires any new taxes to be approved by the voters, yet last fall, politicians in Denver attempted to raise taxes without our consent during a special session. Thanks to the hard work of […]

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Sales Tax Hike Stopped in Colorado
Jan 31, 2018

Americans for Prosperity and our activists around the state led the charge to defeat a proposal to increase the sales tax by $3.5 billion. We were able to make the case that Colorado was missing opportunities to cut wasteful spending and that lawmakers should practice fiscal responsibility instead of making life harder for working families. […]

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AFP-Colorado Celebrates Fair Funding for Charter School Students
Jan 31, 2018

With the help of the LIBRE Initiative, Americans for Prosperity-Colorado and our activists were successful in passing legislation through both chambers of the state legislature to equalize funding for public charter schools. Prior to this legislation being passed, charter schools were chronically underfunded, despite outperforming many traditional public schools. This legislation puts all public schools […]

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Bring Fiscal Responsibility to Anchorage
Jan 30, 2018

Under Mayor Ethan Berkowitz’s leadership, Anchorage spending has exploded. Last year, the city assembly passed the biggest budget in Anchorage’s history. To fund the wasteful spending and bloated budgets, Mayor Berkowitz is using a new gas tax that will cost Anchorage families nearly $12 million in the first year alone. This year, Americans for Prosperity and our […]

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AFP on SOTU: Tax Reform a Boon for US, Prioritizes Hardworking Americans
Jan 30, 2018

Grassroots group touts tax reform efforts in reaction to State of the Union CONCORD, N.H.—Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) on Tuesday responded to President Trump’s first State of the Union address, highlighting the benefits reaped by taxpayers across the nation and in the Granite State. “Tonight, we were reminded what can happen when we prioritize […]

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AFP-Mississippi Applauds Senate Movement of ESA Legislation
Jan 30, 2018

Jackson, MS – Americans for Prosperity (AFP) – Mississippi applauds the Senate Education Committee for passing SB 2623, which will expand the state’s Education Scholarship Program (ESA) to give families across our state more opportunities for their children. “The Senate Education Committee’s vote to advance this bill is a bold move, which is exactly what […]

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