Tag: Elections

Pro-lifers Scott, DeSantis, and Kemp officially declared winners, Rep, Mia Love assumes narrow lead in Utah

Pro-life Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith to face pro-abortion Mike Espy (D) in November 27 run-off election By Dave Andrusko With Democrats pulling out newly discovered votes like rabbits out of a hat, it’s not surprising that the November 6 midterm elections are still not decided. But there have been three major “official” pro-life victories in the …

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Vote pro-life: Kevin Cramer in North Dakota, Heidi Heitkamp voted to allow late abortion after 20 weeks.

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director Pro-life Congressman Kevin Cramer (R) is challenging radical incumbent pro-abortion Senator Heidi Heitkamp (D) in one of the best pro-life pickup opportunities for Senate races in 2018. Kevin Cramer is pro-life. He opposes abortion on demand, and supports protection for unborn children. Kevin Cramer voted for …

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Seven days out from mid-term elections: Abortion? Shhh… We Don’t Talk About That

By Right to Life of Michigan Editor’s note. Pro-abortion Democrat Gretchen Whitmer is running for governor of Michigan. The election is only days away. The candidates are working overtime in hopes of coming out on top on November 6th. Abortion is on the front of every voter, candidate and reporter’s mind, right? It’s the leading …

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National Right to Life’s advantage

  Generally speaking, did the abortion issue affect the way you voted in today’s election? Yes — 49% Voted for pro-life candidate — 31% Voted for pro-abortion candidate — 18% Advantage for pro-life candidates 13% 2016 Elections: 29% of Voters recalled being contacted by National Right to Life Do you recall hearing or seeing any …

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The mid-term elections: It’s not about us, it’s about the 3,000 babies who will die by abortion today

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director With just 26 days before the November 6 midterm elections. I’m going to say something some may find shocking. It’s not about you. No. And it’s definitely not about me. It’s about the nearly 3,000 unborn children who will die a brutal death by abortion today. …

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Early voting for 2018 mid-term elections kicks into full swing

By Dave Andrusko Over the past decade the percentage of voters who cast their ballots at a polling place on Election Day has declined steadily even as the number of states offering early voting, no-excuse absentee voting, and vote by mail has increased. Today New Mexico joins eight other states which have already started early …

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Enthusiasm about November elections now just as high among Republicans as Democrats

Republican women more enthusiastic than Democrat women By Dave Andrusko Granted the obvious caveat—polling numbers will change multiple times between now and November 6—NPR reported Wednesday that “Just over a month away from critical elections across the country, the wide Democratic enthusiasm advantage that has defined the 2018 campaign up to this point has disappeared, …

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Two new surveys show much closer 2018 elections

By Dave Andrusko I’ve been fascinated by politics since I was in high school and first watched the Kennedy/Nixon debates. Out of the 50+ years of watching these machinations, among the primary lessons I learned is to take all polls with a grain of salt, a pound of salt if they don’t make intuitive sense. …

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2018 Primary Elections Update: Idaho, Nebraska, Oregon and Pennsylvania

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director The 2018 primary election season continues in full swing. On May 15, primaries were held in Idaho, Nebraska, Oregon, and Pennsylvania to determine which candidates will run as the parties’ nominees on November 6. SENATE Nebraska and Pennsylvania are electing U.S. Senators this year. Pro-life incumbent …

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2018 Primary Elections: Good news in Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia!

By Karen Cross, National Right to Life Political Director The 2018 primary election season is in full swing. On May 8, primaries were held in Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia to determine which candidate will run as his or her party’s nominee on November 6. Pro-life Republican candidates Mike Braun, Jim Renacci, and Patrick Morrisey …

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Pro-abortionists tout money they will spend in mid-term elections

By Dave Andrusko With the regularity of swallows returning to Capistrano, each election cycle pro-abortion organizations contact their legion of friends in the media to announce they are about to spend a gazillion dollars electing pro-abortion candidates. On Monday PPFA’s political arm and the rest of a “progressive coalition” [Center for Community Change Action, Color …

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