AFP-WV Opens New Charleston Office in Charleston-Gazette Mail Building
Jan 8, 2025

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) announced the opening of a brand-new headquarters in Charleston, West Virginia. The chapter has moved from their quarrier street location to the Charleston-Gazette Mail building (1001 Virginia St E, Suite 200) located in downtown Charleston. The historic space, which was the former newsroom of the Charleston Daily […]

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Sen. Blackburn and Knox County Mayor Jacobs Weigh In on School Choice in New Statewide Ad  
Jan 8, 2025

NASHVILLE, TN – Today, Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee (AFP-TN) announced their launch of a statewide school choice ad campaign featuring Senator Marsha Blackburn and Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs. The ad will run on radio stations across the state leading up to an expected Special Session at the end of January when lawmakers are […]

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AFP-Utah Releases ‘Prosperity Elevated’ Agenda for 2025 State Legislative Session
Jan 7, 2025

SALT LAKE CITY, UT — Today, Americans for Prosperity-Utah (AFP-UT) released “Prosperity Elevated,” its 2025 policy priority agenda, ahead of the state legislative session starting on January 21. AFP-UT will work with state lawmakers throughout the session to bring Utah to new heights by making vital reforms to improve the economy, education system, housing market, and border […]

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AFP-Alaska Names Azimi-Tabrizi as Deputy State Director
Jan 7, 2025

ANCHORAGE, AK—Today, Americans for Prosperity-Alaska (AFP-Alaska) is naming Quincy Azimi-Tabrizi the chapter’s Deputy State Director. Azimi-Tabrizi has been a valued part of AFP-Alaska’s team and joins State Director Bethany Marcum at the helm of the organization. Quincy Azimi-Tabrizi began her time with AFP in Lehi, Utah, as a Grassroots Engagement Director and most recently served as Strategic […]

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A new Congress, a fresh start: Top policy priorities for 2025
Jan 6, 2025

It’s a new year. A new Congress. A new administration. A fresh start to deliver the solutions Americans voted for. After four years of disastrous policies that brought record inflation and wrecked the personal finances of millions, Americans sent a clear message to Washington: It’s time for real solutions that bring freedom and prosperity. Congress […]

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Americans for Prosperity Defends Pennsylvanians Right to Speak Freely
Jan 6, 2025

Imagine getting sued for leaving a bad restaurant review. That might sound like a dystopian fiction but:   Prior to this year, this was a reality for Pennsylvania residents under the Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs) statute, which gave individuals and businesses the right to file lawsuits against those who spoke out against them unfavorably.  […]

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AFP Confronts Outdated Cosmetology Regulations That Stifle Residents of the Sunflower State
Jan 6, 2025

Imagine paying $20,000 for a year of training to become licensed in your trade but never being taught the skills to provide the service. That was the situation for sugarists in Kansas who provide hair removal services.  To learn the craft of sugaring — a technique that uses sugar, water, and lemon juice to remove […]

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The Biden Administration Expected to Announce the Permanent Ban of Oil Drilling in Some Federal Waters
Jan 3, 2025

ARLINGTON, VA— Americans for Prosperity (AFP), the nation’s largest grassroots organization, today released a statement on the Biden Administration’s expected announcement to permanently ban oil drilling in some federal waters. AFP Energy Policy Fellow Faith Burns commented: “Thanks to Bidenomics, Americans have paid more to live their everyday lives for nearly four years and voters rejected more […]

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AFP-Alabama Applauds the Opening of Education Savings Accounts Applications as Thousands of Alabamians Sign Up for the Program
Jan 3, 2025

Montgomery, AL— Americans for Prosperity-Alabama (AFP-AL) applauds the thousands of Alabamians who applied for education savings accounts (ESAs) on the program’s opening day. By late Thursday, applications had been submitted for 4,800 children. The ESA program comes as a result of Governor Kay Ivey’s Creating Hope and Opportunity for Our Students’ Education (CHOOSE) Act, signed […]

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