AFP-OH Welcomes Vice President JD Vance to Ohio, Highlights Progress on Border Security, Affordability, and Energy
Jan 22, 2026

Toledo, OH – Today, Americans for Prosperity–Ohio (AFP-OH) welcomed Vice President JD Vance back to Ohio as the administration continues advancing policies Ohioans demanded in 2024—strong border security, greater affordability for working families, and a more competitive, energy-secure economy. Donovan O’Neil, State Director for AFP-OH, said: “Ohioans sent a clear message in 2024 that they wanted […]

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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-SC Urges Lawmakers to Cut Government Red Tape, Support H. 3021 / S.254
Jan 22, 2026

COLUMBIA, SC – Americans for Prosperity South Carolina (AFP-SC) issued a Key Vote Alert this morning urging state lawmakers to support H. 3021 / S.254, the Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act. The bill would reform South Carolina’s regulatory environment, making it easier to run and start a business in South Carolina. AFP-SC State Director Matt […]

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AFP-SC Key Vote Alert: Support a Favorable Subcommittee Report on H.3021 / S.254
Jan 22, 2026

Dear Senator, On behalf of our volunteers and supporters across South Carolina, I respectfully urge you to vote YES on H.3021/S. 254, the Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act, and to give the bill a favorable report out of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee. This vote may be recorded in our 2026 legislative scorecard. H.3021/S. 254 restores […]

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AFP-AL Applauds Committee Passage of Judicial Deference Bill SB 167
Jan 21, 2026

MONTGOMERY, AL – Americans for Prosperity-Alabama applauds the Alabama Senate Finance & Taxation General Fund Committee for voting to move the judicial deference bill, SB167 by Senator Arthur Orr, out of committee. The 2024 U.S. Supreme Court decision Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo ended the Chevron doctrine at the federal level, and SB167 would end […]

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AFP-OH Endorses State Rep. Steve Demetriou for Ohio Senate District 27 
Jan 21, 2026

Columbus, OH – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Ohio (AFP-OH) announced its endorsement of State Rep. Steve Demetriou for Ohio Senate District 27, recognizing his proven leadership on health care access, regulatory reform, and expanding opportunity for Ohio families. Tim Ross, Deputy State Director and Political Director for AFP-OH said: “Rep. Steve Demetriou understands that lasting reform comes from removing barriers […]

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AFP-SD Hosts Dozens of State Lawmakers at Dinner Focused on REINS Act
Jan 21, 2026

Pierre, SD —  Americans for Prosperity–South Dakota (AFP–SD) hosted more than two dozen South Dakota lawmakers for a dinner Tuesday evening that focused on the need to swiftly pass the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act. The REINS Act would establish a new legislative approval process for any proposed regulation with serious economic […]

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AFP Reacts to the Inauguration of Gov. Sherrill, Urges Action to Make New Jersey Affordable
Jan 20, 2026

TRENTON, NJ – Today, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) released the following statement following the Inauguration of New Jersey’s 57th Governor, Mikie Sherrill. AFP Northeast Region Director Ross Connolly said:  “Governor Sherrill ran a campaign centered around affordability, promising to get New Jersey back on track. As she takes the oath of office, the Governor has the […]

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George Washington crossing the Delaware: The step that saved America
Jan 20, 2026

On the night of Christmas, 1776, Americans stepped into the icy Delaware River. It was dark, and the water was unforgiving as ice floes slammed against boats and snow soaked through coats. You see, most of the Americans who participated in the Revolution at this time weren’t professional soldiers. They were everyday merchants, craftsmen, and […]

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