Planned Parenthood's super PAC kicked off a $45 million electoral program targeted toward battleground states for the 2020 election, the reproductive rights giant announced
The funding effort, launched by Planned Parenthood Votes, clocks in at more than triple what the group spent during the last presidential election year and eight times what it spent during the 2018 midterms -- a telling sign of Planned Parenthood's anticipated full court press in the coming election after recent state and federal efforts to curtail reproductive rights including abortion.
" Read MoreThe super PAC pledged to back reproductive rights candidates"from the White House to the Senate to statehouses and ballot initiatives across the country," indicating a state level focus after a year that saw a slew of pre-viability abortion restrictions coming out of conservative state legislatures. Planned Parenthood is among the plaintiffs in lawsuits challenging such laws in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri and Ohio.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Planned Parenthood's $45 million 2020 push is the organization's largest-ever investment in an election cyclePlanned Parenthood said its first priority in the 2020 election cycle is to make sure Donald Trump is not re-elected.
Weiterlesen »
This Spring, Abortion Bans Swept the Nation. This Fall, We Can Fight Back.In the wake of recent abortion bans, we need to elect a bulwark of strong, unrelenting reproductive rights champions.
Weiterlesen »
Flower power! Kelly Ripa shows off how to rock fall florals in a fresh wayCheck out our favorite Kelly Ripa-inspired dresses, starting at just $45.
Weiterlesen »
Edwin Meese III to become second Reagan official to get Medal of Freedom from TrumpMeese spent most of his political career working with Reagan.
Weiterlesen »
Opinion | Turkey Has Legitimate Grievances Against the U.S.From WSJopinion: Trump is right to pull back from supporting PKK-affiliated Kurds in northern Syria, write Michael Doran and Mike Reynolds
Weiterlesen »