3 ways innovation and competition can lower food costs
Sep 3, 2026

You feel grocery prices before you ever think about the economics behind them. It’s the total at checkout that makes you look twice. It’s buying the same basics and wondering why the bill keeps creeping higher, or putting something back on the shelf because the necessities you buy keep getting more expensive. Families want lasting […]

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ICYMI: AFP-NH, NFIB Host Business Roundtable
Sep 3, 2026

Manchester, NH — In case you missed it, Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) and the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) hosted a discussion with New Hampshire businesses to discuss the state’s business environment and the challenges they face. Participants included: John Stephen, Stephen Group in Manchester and NH Executive Councilor Gino Baroni, Trident Group in Salem […]

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AFP-Montana Endorses Conservative Fighters for State Senate and House
Sep 3, 2026

HELENA, MT — Americans for Prosperity-Montana (AFP-MT) today announced its endorsement of five candidates in the 2026 general election, its first state-level endorsements for the general election. AFP will deploy an aggressive campaign to help elect candidates who can advance its policy agenda for 2027: Education reform Free speech Property tax reform Housing reform Flat […]

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AFP-AR Releases Latest Round of State Legislature Endorsements
Sep 2, 2026

LITTLE ROCK, AR- Americans for Prosperity-Arkansas (AFP-AR) today announced its latest round of endorsements for the Arkansas General Assembly. These endorsements highlight AFP-AR’s ongoing commitment to supporting principled leaders who prioritize limited government, economic freedom, and policies that expand opportunity for all Arkansans. AFP-AR released the following statement: “We are excited to endorse principled policy champions […]

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What will make groceries more affordable?
Sep 2, 2026

Groceries cost too much for many families. Food has to be grown, processed, transported, refrigerated, stocked, and sold. Every step comes with costs that affect the price you pay at checkout. Some elected officials have proposed government-run grocery stores that offer lower prices as the solution. But lowering the shelf price isn’t the same as […]

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Freedom to build: A better answer to high housing costs
Sep 2, 2026

There’s a reason many families are struggling to afford housing: There aren’t enough homes. And we didn’t get here overnight. For decades, zoning restrictions, permitting requirements, and other regulations have piled up, making it harder, slower, and more expensive to build new housing. Government rules might sound far removed from your monthly rent or mortgage […]

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What will make health care more affordable?
Sep 2, 2026

Health care is expensive even with insurance. Families pay monthly premiums. They face deductibles before coverage kicks in. Prescription costs can add up. And even a routine visit can leave patients unsure what they will owe until the bill arrives. Those costs are shaped by a health care system where prices are often hidden, patients […]

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AFP-NH Announces Second Wave of Legislative Endorsements
Sep 2, 2026

Concord, NH — Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) announced its second wave of endorsed candidates for the State House of Representatives ahead of the September 8 primary. AFP-NH Deputy State Director Sarah Scott said: “These candidates understand what New Hampshire families need most right now: lower costs, more freedom, and a government that gets out of the way. They […]

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Americans for Prosperity Launches National Campaign to Answer the Rising Pitch of Socialism
Sep 2, 2026

New playbook, paid media, and a 50-state grassroots network to counter rent control, government grocery stores, and single-payer healthcare. ARLINGTON, VA — Rent is up. Groceries are up. Calls to abolish everything from the Senate to the Supreme Court. A new generation of politicians, led by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Democratic Socialists […]

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