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Vote Pro-Life to Stop Democrats From Pushing Abortions Up to Birth Nationwide



Let me be frank with you about the 2026 mid-terms. If Democrats win control of both Houses of Congress, they can (and likely will) pass federal abortion laws that can erase any pro-life gains made in “red” states. They want to pack the Supreme Court. They want late-term taxpayer funded elective abortions to be the law of the land from sea to shining sea.

Do your research, believe Democrats when they tell you what they will do on abortion if given majorities in the US House or US Senate. We can’t let the abortionist win!

There are also over 50 ballot initiatives in 2026, including four on abortion. Our friends at Live Action have some information on those.

I know, I know, some of you hate it when I talk about politics, but politics is being used to legalize abortion and euthanasia. We can’t ignore the consequences of pro-lifers refusing to engage in the political arena. Please Vote for Life! ---More...

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Late Voters Breaking for Republicans by 9% in Key Senate Races

Republicans are winning over late-deciding voters by 9 percentage points in seven battleground Senate races, according to a New York Times/Siena University poll released Sunday.

The important poll shows the GOP gaining momentum ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections. And the elections are monumental as Republicans are generally pro-life while Democrats want abortions up to birth nationwide at taxpayer expense.

“There are still some undecided voters, and voters who decided only in the last month favored Republicans by a nine-point margin,” the Times reported of the survey of 5,708 likely voters conducted from Oct. 23 to Nov. 1.

The late shift offers an encouraging signal for Republicans as they seek to hold the Senate, a chamber whose makeup will shape the next two years of judicial confirmations and legislation on issues including abortion. 

Democrats currently lead in six of the seven contests, according to the poll: Michigan, Texas, Maine, Ohio, Alaska and Kansas; while Iowa remains effectively tied. ---More...


Here’s the Truth About 7 False Abortion Claims

Tomorrow, November 3, voters in four states will weigh in on abortion.

  1. Missouri’s Amendment 3 would repeal the abortion rights amendment voters passed in 2024. It would ban most abortions, with exceptions for medical emergencies, fatal fetal anomalies, and rape or incest through 12 weeks.
  2. Nevada will hold its second required vote on an amendment that guarantees abortion until viability, and after viability to protect the mother’s life or health.
  3. Idaho’s Proposition 1 would create a right to abortion before viability, and after viability in certain cases. Idaho abortion activists have made doctor shortages a central argument. Planned Parenthood’s campaign page says Idaho “lost 35% of its OB-GYNs” and urges a yes vote “to bring health care providers back to Idaho.”
  4. Virginia already allows abortion for any reason through the second trimester. Under current law, a third-trimester abortion requires three physicians to certify that continuing the pregnancy would likely kill the mother or “substantially and irremediably impair” her health. Question 1 would cut that to one physician. It would also bar the state from prohibiting third-trimester abortions whenever a doctor finds a risk to the mother’s physical or mental health. Virginia isn’t restoring abortion access. It’s widening the loopholes for abortion in the third trimester.

In the final days before voting, the same misleading or straight false claims keep showing up. Here’s a quick guide to bring with you to the polls, with links to our full analyses. ---More...


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Virginia: Vote No on Question 1 to Stop Killing Viable Babies in Abortions

Virginia voters have serious choices this election season. Two proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot should give all people of goodwill pause, regardless of faith or political persuasion.

Ballot Question 1 would codify abortion in Virginia in the most extreme way, establishing a virtually unlimited right to abortion that would go far beyond Roe v. Wade. Ballot Question 2 would alter Virginia’s definition of marriage and reinforce the notion that marriage is simply a human construct, rather than a sacred covenant instituted by God between one man and one woman.

Activists pushing Ballot Question 1, the so-called Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment, argue the change is needed to ensure that women are protected. This amendment does the exact opposite.

The page-long proposed constitutional amendment speaks of abortion—cloaked under the phrase “reproductive freedom”—as a “fundamental right.” The much shorter question that people will actually see on the ballot omits this extraordinary claim and utterly fails to summarize the proposed amendment in a fair or accurate way. A policy of almost completely unregulated abortion even for healthy babies up to birth is fundamentally unjust. ---More...


This Election is a No-Brainer: Democrats are Pro-Abortion and Anti-Christian

On Thursday, I released an Election Message to the Body of Christ. As we conclude one of the most consequential elections of our time, the choice could hardly be clearer and easier for Christians.

In fact, this could be called the “no-brainer” election. No need for careful, nuanced calculation. No need for “let me think about that” discernment or a torrent of mental energy to figure it out.

This election is a contrast for America that hits you between the eyes and is self-evident.

President Trump told us long ago that under his leadership and that of a Republican Congress, we would be “winning, winning, winning.” In fact, he joked that “we would get tired of winning.” ---More...



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