Americans for Prosperity-Nebraska Congratulates Governor-Elect Jim Pillen
Nov 9, 2022

LINCOLN, Neb. – Americans for Prosperity-Nebraska (AFP-NE) today released a statement congratulating Nebraska’s newly elected Governor, Jim Pillen. Through a variety of tactics, including door to door canvassing and phone calls, the grassroots group made over 20,000 voter contacts in support of Pillen. “Our activists are excited to congratulate Governor-Elect Jim Pillen on his victory,” […]

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Americans for Prosperity: Tennessee Voters Choose Workers Over Union Bosses
Nov 9, 2022

State constitution amendment enshrining right-to-work laws approved by voters NASHVILLE, TN — Americans for Prosperity – Tennessee (AFP-TN) today praised voters for approving Amendment 1, a state constitutional amendment to protect Tennessee’s status as a right-to-work state. AFP-TN Deputy State Director James Amundsen released the following statement:  “As a right-to-work state, Tennessee has enjoyed higher employment rates, […]

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AFP-MO Congratulates Slate of Newly Elected Legislators
Nov 9, 2022

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Americans for Prosperity-Missouri (AFP-MO) grassroots efforts helped elect seven endorsed candidates to the Missouri legislature. Each of these individuals will champion policies that break down barriers to success and improve the lives of Missourians. Of these races, seven AFP MO-endorsed candidates won in highly competitive races across the state, including: Curtis […]

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Americans for Prosperity Virginia Hires New State Director, C.J. Sailor
Nov 7, 2022

Richmond, VA – Today, Americans for Prosperity Virginia announced the hiring of a new State Director, C.J. Sailor. Sailor most recently served as the Outreach and Community Engagement Director for Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin. Prior to that he served as the Black Outreach Director for the Glenn Youngkin for Virginia Governor campaign. Sailor has championed […]

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AFP-NC Issues Statement on the North Carolina Supreme Court’s Leandro Decision
Nov 4, 2022

Today, in a 4-3 decision split down party lines, the North Carolina Supreme Court ordered the North Carolina General Assembly to fund a court-ordered public education plan known as “The Leandro Plan.” The decision orders that the case be sent back to a trial judge in order to determine the total amount of funding.    This […]

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Americans for Prosperity: Columbia on a Path to be a “Safer Place to Live, Work, and Play”
Nov 2, 2022

City Council approves new Office of Violent Crime Prevention and Funding COLUMBIA, SC — Americans for Prosperity – South Carolina (AFP-SC) today praised Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and the City Council for creating the Office of Violent Crime Prevention and providing additional resources to stop violent crime. AFP-SC has been publicly supportive and engaged on this issue, driving almost 100 […]

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Americans for Prosperity Press Release
Americans for Prosperity Announces Formation of New Advisory Council to Grow Grassroots Movement on Key Policy Issues
Nov 2, 2022

Arlington, VA – Today, Americans for Prosperity is announcing the formation of an Advisory Council of like-minded thought leaders who share our vision of how freedom and opportunity are the keys to unlocking the potential of all people to live lives of meaning and prosperity. The council will work alongside AFP’s leadership team to provide strategic […]

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What Does Musk Mean for Free Speech On Twitter?
Nov 1, 2022

Following Elon Musk completing his deal to purchase Twitter and beginning ownership, Casey Mattox, vice president for legal and judicial strategy at Americans for Prosperity, issued the following statement: If free speech is his north star, he’s heading in the right direction. Twitter can become a place where people can actually engage with one another. […]

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Education
They’re Only in Fourth Grade Once
Oct 31, 2022

By Jennifer Meinhardt Out of 71,000 students in Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), only 4,544, or 6.4%, can read at grade level. You could also say it this way: 94% of students can’t read at grade level. So, if my fourth grader were in MPS, the odds are that she would not have the skills to […]

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