AFP-MO Praises Lawmakers for Passing Missouri REINS Act in the House
Mar 5, 2026

Americans for Prosperity Missouri (AFP-MO) praises Speaker Patterson, Speaker Designee Alex Riley, bill sponsors Ben Keathley and Cathy Jo Loy, and the more than 50 cosponsors who helped pass HB2559, the Missouri REINS Act, by a vote of 103-44. The REINS Act will transfer final decision-making authority for costly regulations from unelected bureaucrats to elected […]

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AFP-GA Celebrates House Committee Passage of Judicial Deference Bill HB 1247
Mar 5, 2026

ATLANTA, GA – Americans for Prosperity-Georgia applauds the Georgia House for passing the judicial deference bill HB 1247, sponsored by Rep. Matt Reeves, last night. The 2024 U.S. Supreme Court decision Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo ended the Chevron doctrine at the federal level, and HB 1247 would end judicial deference at the state level. The bill would […]

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AFP-UT Thanks Rep. Burgess Owens for Outstanding Service to Utah in Congress
Mar 5, 2026

SALT LAKE CITY, UT – Today, Americans for Prosperity-Utah (AFP-UT) thanked U.S. Representative Burgess Owens for his exemplary leadership in Congress and service to Utah following his announcement that he will retire at the end of his current term. AFP-UT State Director Kevin Greene released the following statement:  “Congressman Owens has been a steadfast advocate for […]

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AFP–Montana Endorses Caleb Hinkle for SD34
Mar 5, 2026

HELENA, MT — Americans for Prosperity–Montana (AFP–MT) today endorsed Rep. Caleb Hinkle in his bid to represent Senate District 34. Rep. Caleb Hinkle has shown a commitment to reversing the growth of government and advancing policies rooted in freedom, responsibility, and limited government. He is a policy champion with a 95% lifetime voting score over his three terms in the Montana House.  […]

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Reigniting the American Dream: An agenda to solve the affordability crisis
Mar 5, 2026

American families are beginning to see signs of relief. Inflation has cooled. Gas prices are down. Wages are starting to grow. These improvements didn’t just happen. They are the effects of an agenda focused on economic growth and fiscal restraint — an agenda that began with the Working Families Tax Cuts. But relief is not […]

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Americans for Prosperity and Partners Launches Multi-Million Dollar Nationwide Affordability Campaign 
Mar 5, 2026

Pro-Growth Agenda Gives Congress Roadmap to Lower Prices Across Energy, Groceries, Health Care, and Housing While Reining In Uncontrolled Spending Arlington, VA – Today, Americans for Prosperity, the LIBRE Initiative, and Concerned Veterans for America launched a significant seven-figure nationwide grassroots and advertising campaign to rally Americans and lawmakers around policies that will deliver lower […]

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AFP-South Dakota Celebrates REINS Act Victory in the State Legislature
Mar 4, 2026

Pierre, SD — Americans for Prosperity–South Dakota (AFP–SD) declared victory after the state’s REINS Act cleared the State Legislature in a final vote Tuesday evening, bringing more legislative oversight to the state’s regulatory processes.   The REINS Act successfully cleared both chambers in the State Legislature, sailing through the State House with only one “Nay” in the final vote. This followed AFP-SD’s tireless work to educate lawmakers and the public on […]

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ICYMI: AFP-MT’s Jesse Ramos Joins Montana Talks & Aaron Flint LIVE from Washington, D.C.
Mar 4, 2026

WASHINGTON — Last week, ahead of and after President Trump’s annual State of the Union, Americans for Prosperity-Montana (AFP-MT) State Director and former Missoula city councilman Jesse Ramos joined Aaron Flint for a special edition of Montana Talks live from the nation’s capital. During their time in Washington, D.C., Ramos and Flint co-hosted the radio […]

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Lower energy bills for working families: 5 reforms that cut costs
Mar 4, 2026

Americans have one big problem with their energy bills: They’re too high. Unfortunately, with demand surging and our grid working overtime to keep the American economy running, it doesn’t look like prices are going to come down in the near future. There’s one main reason why this is happening: We’ve made it almost impossible to […]

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