Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP-SC Responds to Governor McMaster’s State of the State Address
Jan 29, 2026

COLUMBIA, SC – Americans for Prosperity-South Carolina (AFP-SC) released the following statement in response to Governor Henry McMaster’s State of the State address on Wednesday night. AFP-SC State Director Matt Humm issued the following statement: “We thank Governor McMaster for his years of service to the Palmetto State. We were pleased that his final State […]

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AFP-WV Urges Support of SB 392: The 2026 Personal Income Tax Cut
Jan 22, 2026

Dear Lawmaker, On behalf of Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia and our activists across the state, I urge you to support SB 392: 2026 Personal Income Tax Cut. This vote may be recorded in our 2026 session legislative scorecard.   Nine states have cut their income tax rates this year, with more states considering proposals to do […]

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AFP-AR Launches “Pathway to Zero” to Eliminate State Personal Income Tax
Jan 16, 2026

LITTLE ROCK, AR- Today, Americans for Prosperity Arkansas (AFP-AR) launches its “Pathway to Zero” initiative, in its boldest plan yet to put money back in the pockets of hardworking Arkansans—by calling for the elimination of the Natural State’s personal state income tax. Ryan Norris, AFP-AR State Director, released the following statement:   “Arkansas has shown what bold leadership from […]

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Americans for Prosperity Responds to Governor Ferguson’s State of the State Address
Jan 14, 2026

Olympia, Washington— Today, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) released the following statement in response to Governor Ferguson’s State of the State address. AFP Western Region Director Heather Andrews said:  “Governor Ferguson spoke at length about Washington’s resilience and his optimism for the state’s future, but failed to offer solutions to the challenges Washingtonians are facing. Washington […]

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AFP Releases Statement Following Governor Phil Murphy’s Final State of the State
Jan 14, 2026

TRENTON, NJ – Today, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) released the following statement following Governor Phil Murphy’s final State of the State address. AFP North East Region Director Ross Connolly said:  “After eight years under Governor Murphy, New Jersey is one of the most expensive states for families and businesses. This is causing New Jerseyans to move to […]

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AFP-MO Responds to Gov. Kehoe’s State of the State
Jan 13, 2026

Jefferson City, MO- Americans for Prosperity Missouri (AFP-MO) praised Governor Kehoe’s vision to phase out the income tax in his State of the State Address Tuesday afternoon. Gary Hollis, AFP-MO State Director, released the following statement:  “We are thrilled the Governor pushed for phasing out the state income tax.  We applaud Senate and House leadership’s efforts to […]

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Public Pressure Forces Mayor LaFrance to Pull 3% Sales Tax — But New $12 Million Tax Threat Looms
Jan 12, 2026

ANCHORAGE, AK — Americans for Prosperity–Alaska (AFP-AK) today applauded Anchorage residents and grassroots volunteers after Mayor Suzanne LaFrance withdrew her proposed 3% citywide sales tax from Tuesday’s Anchorage Assembly agenda following intense public opposition. The decision comes after weeks of testimony, outreach, and organizing by everyday Alaskans who made clear that higher taxes are not […]

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AFP-NH Criticizes New Hampshire Senate Passage of Paint Tax
Jan 8, 2026

CONCORD, N.H. – Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) expressed disappointment today after the New Hampshire Senate’s passage of House Bill 451, establishing a new, mandated surcharge on paint collected at purchase, and requiring paint manufacturers to develop a program to collect unused paint. This measure creates a costly regulation on paint manufacturers and will ultimately burden Granite State […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP-GA Statement on Georgia Senate Proposal to Eliminate State Income Tax
Jan 7, 2026

ATLANTA, GA – Today, the Georgia Senate Special Committee on the Elimination of Georgia’s Income Tax held a special session in which a group of committee members recommended a gradual elimination of the state income tax. The proposal suggests eliminating income tax on the first $50,000 in income for individuals and $100,000 for joint filers […]

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