Americans for Prosperity Press Release
AFP-SC Announces 4 State Legislature Endorsements
Aug 27, 2026

COLUMBIA, SC – Today, Americans for Prosperity-South Carolina (AFP-SC) announced its endorsement of Rep. Harriet Holman (HD-102), Rep. Shannon Erickson (HD-124), Rep. Bill Herbkersman (HD-118), and Daniel Alexander (HD-91). AFP-SC State Director Matt Humm released the following statement:  “South Carolinians deserve leaders who will fight to lower the tax burden, cut red tape and give […]

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How removing small-business barriers creates opportunity
Aug 27, 2026

A food truck is supposed to move. In Georgia, moving it too far meant getting another permit. Georgia has 159 counties, and food truck owners were required to obtain a permit in each county where they served. That meant they could face 159 separate permitting requirements if they wanted to work throughout the state. For […]

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ICYMI: AFP-MI, CVA-MI Host Rep. John Moolenaar For Veterans Roundtable in West Michigan 
Aug 27, 2026

BIG RAPIDS, MI — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) and Concerned Veterans for America-Michigan (CVA-MI) hosted Rep. John Moolenaar (MI-02) for a veterans roundtable in Big Rapids yesterday. Veterans and military families joined the roundtable with the congressman discussing the Working Families Tax Cuts, which he voted to make permanent, and why veterans in rural Michigan […]

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ICYMI: Magic Midterm Messages: AFP’s Emily Seidel Joins Kim Strassel to Talk About How to Cut Through the Noise With a Message That Wins
Aug 26, 2026

ARLINGTON, VA— Emily Seidel, president and CEO of Americans for Prosperity and senior advisor to AFP Action, joined the Wall Street Journal podcast “All Things with Kim Strassel,” where she broke down the midterm landscape, the battle between freedom and control, and the kind of messages that can break through in a “cost-of-living” election. To watch the […]

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AFP-MI Names Jonathan Magry Legislative Liaison
Aug 26, 2026

Former House policy advisor returns to Lansing to lead the group’s work with state lawmakers LANSING, MI — Americans for Prosperity-Michigan (AFP-MI) announced today that Jonathan Magry has joined the organization as its Legislative Liaison. In the role, Magry will work with the State Director and Deputy State Director to advance AFP’s Policy Priorities in the […]

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ICYMI: Affordability Trumps All Other Issues in Midterm Battleground States, Grassroots Survey Reveals
Aug 26, 2026

ARLINGTON, VA— As reported by the New York Post, a new grassroots survey from Americans for Prosperity finds that affordability has become the dominant concern among voters in the most competitive Senate races heading into the 2026 midterms, outweighing every other issue combined — including immigration, healthcare, crime, and national security. Read the full story here: […]

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AFP-NH: New Hampshire Ranks #6 in 2026 Health Freedom Index, But There’s More to Do
Aug 25, 2026

Concord, NH — The Center for Modern Health and the Knee Regulatory Research Center released their 2026 Health Freedom Index, an assessment that compiles state-level data on the degree of choice and freedom available to patients, healthcare professionals, insurers, and entrepreneurs. Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) released a statement applauding the Granite State’s #6 ranking. AFP-NH Deputy State Director […]

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ICYMI: AFP-OK State Director Urges Passage of Sen. Armstrong’s Permitting Bill in Tulsa World Op-Ed
Aug 25, 2026

Tulsa, OK – Americans for Prosperity-Oklahoma (AFP-OK) State Director John Tidwell urged Congress to pass Sen. Alan Armstrong’s American Energy and Mineral Infrastructure Act (S.4944) in a Tulsa World op-ed published on Sunday. Oklahoma remains one of the nation’s top energy exporters, but the broken permitting system in Washington threatens to impede the state’s capabilities unless something changes.   “Companies make investment decisions years in advance. When permitting becomes unpredictable […] […]

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A grocery cart full of food in a supermarket aisle as a shopper browses stocked shelves.
Government-run grocery stores or real competition?
Aug 24, 2026

There’s no doubt families are paying too much for groceries. The question is what will actually bring those costs down. Some elected officials are proposing to put government in the grocery business. The idea sounds simple and compassionate: Have the government operate stores and use public dollars to offer groceries at lower prices. But good […]

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