SALT LAKE CITY, UT. – Americans for Prosperity Action® announced support for Mia Love’s re-election today, calling the Congresswoman a policy champion who is leading on issues that are enabling Utahns to improve their lives. AFP Action will use grassroots engagement and targeted digital and mail campaigns to urge Utahns in the 4^th district to re-elect Mia Love on November 6^th.

“Congresswoman Love has shown true leadership on issues such as tax reform and fixing our broken health care system,” said AFP Action senior advisor Heather Williamson. “We need lawmakers like her who are breaking down barriers and leading on policies that are going to enable more people to improve their lives and communities. We stand with Mia Love and are going to do our part to make sure she’s re-elected this fall.”

AFP Action’s support for Rep. Mia Love was announced alongside support for Tom Emmer (MN-06), Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05), Mark Meadows (NC-11), Phil Roe (TN-01), and Trey Hollingsworth (IN-09). The group already has efforts underway to support Rep. Rod Blum (IA-01), Rep. Dave Brat (VA-07), Rep. Ted Budd (NC-13), Rep. Steve Chabot (OH-01), Rep. Will Hurd (TX-23), Rep. Erik Paulsen (MN-03), Rep. Peter Roskam (IL-06), and David Young (IA-03).

Background:

• Mia Love voted for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which delivers crucial tax relief to families and businesses.
• Mia Love voted for the Right to Try Act, which allows thousands of terminally ill patients to access potentially life-saving treatment and medication.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Americans for Prosperity Action® (AFP Action) on Thursday announced its support for U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (IN-9) in his re-election bid after identifying the freshman congressman as a champion of policies critical to removing barriers to opportunity and helping people improve their lives. AFP Action will urge Hoosiers to support Hollingsworth based on his active leadership on top policy priorities with grassroots engagement and targeted digital ads.

AFP Action Senior Advisor Justin Stevens issued the following statement:

“Rep. Trey Hollingsworth has proven to be a rare lawmaker Hoosiers can trust to have their back when it’s unpopular or easier to do otherwise. Trey reaffirmed his commitment to fiscal sanity and stood in contrast to most of Indiana’s congressional delegation when he voted against the bloated $1.3 trillion spending bill in March and the $854 billion spending bill in September. Lawmakers such as Rep. Hollingsworth, who deliver on promises and put principles over politics, are key to advancing the bold reforms that will break down barriers to opportunity and give Hoosier communities and businesses the best opportunity to flourish.”

U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth has consistently led on policies that make it easier for Hoosiers to thrive. He supported the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that increased take-home pay for millions of Americans and he has been an outspoken opponent of the policy and fiscal nightmare that is single-payer health care. Rep. Hollingsworth was also one of just two members of Indiana’s congressional delegation to reject the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill in March that pushed total Washington spending above $4 trillion annually for the first time. In September, Rep. Hollingsworth was again just one of two members of the delegation to reject H.R. 6157, another huge appropriations bill that kept spending at unsustainable levels.

AFP Action’s support for Rep. Trey Hollingsworth was announced alongside its support for Tom Emmer (MN-06), Mia Love (UT-04), Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05), Mark Meadows (NC-11), and Phil Roe (TN-01). The group already has efforts underway to support Rep. Rod Blum (IA-1), Rep. Dave Brat (VA-7), Rep. Ted Budd (NC-13), Rep. Steve Chabot (OH-1), Rep. Will Hurd (TX-23), Rep. Erik Paulsen (MN-3), Rep. Peter Roskam (IL-6), and David Young (IA-3).

Background:

Rep. Trey Hollingsworth was one of only two members of Indiana’s congressional delegation to vote against the $1.3 trillion omnibus in March.

• Final House vote results on HR 1625 (3/22/18)
• Final Senate vote results on HR 1625 (3/23/18)

Rep. Trey Hollingsworth was one of only two members of Indiana’s congressional delegation to vote against the $854 billion spending bill in September.

• Final House vote results on HR 6157 (9/26/18)
• Final Senate vote results on HR 6157 (9/18/18)

For further information or to set up an interview, reach Lorenz Isidro at LIsidro@afpaction.com.

BURNSVILLE, MN – Americans for Prosperity Action® announced support for U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer’s (MN-06) re-election today, calling the congressman a policy champion who is leading on issues that are enabling Minnesotans to improve their lives. AFP Action will urge Minnesotans to support Emmer based on his active leadership on top policy priorities with grassroots engagement and targeted digital ads.

“Rep. Tom Emmer knows that Minnesotans can reach their full potential when barriers to opportunity are removed and we get Washington out of the way. Minnesotans need leaders like Rep. Emmer who has continually prioritized principles over politics and worked to enable people to improve their lives,” said Jason Flohrs, AFP Action Senior Advisor. “Rep. Emmer helped lead the charge for principled tax reform and has worked to empower all Minnesotans to pursue their American dream. We support Rep. Emmer and will work to let voters know why they should re-elect him this November.”

AFP Action’s support for Rep. Tom Emmer was announced alongside its support for Reps. Trey Hollingsworth (IN-9), Mia Love (UT-04), Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05), Mark Meadows (NC-11), and Phil Roe (TN-01). The group already has efforts underway to support Rep. Rod Blum (IA-1), Rep. Dave Brat (VA-7), Rep. Ted Budd (NC-13), Rep. Steve Chabot (OH-1), Rep. Will Hurd (TX-23), Rep. Erik Paulsen (MN-3), Rep. Peter Roskam (IL-6), and David Young (IA-3).

Background:

• Rep. Tom Emmer voted for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which delivers crucial tax relief to families and businesses.
• Rep. Emmer voted against the $854 billion spending bill in September and against the $1.3 trillion omnibus in March.