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AFP Action Releases New Ad in North Carolina Focused on Cost of Living Concerns

mwinston on May 7, 2026

RALEIGH, NC – Today, Americans for Prosperity (AFP) Action released a new ad, Fresh Ideas, which draws a contrast between Michael Whatley’s solutions as a political newcomer to address the current cost of living crisis and the progressive policies supported by career politician Roy Cooper.

The ad comes on the heels of a new memo from AFP Action senior advisor Emily Seidel and Executive Director Nathan Nascimento urging Republicans to focus on cost-of-living issues or risk losing the Senate. In the letter, they write that “…every campaign event should answer one question—what are you doing to lower the cost of living for working families?”

Thanks to AFP Action’s permanent on-the-ground infrastructure in North Carolina, the organization has been knocking voter doors for months to share with voters how Whatley plans to bring down prices on housing, groceries, energy, and childcare.

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AFP Action senior advisor for North Carolina Tyler Voigt released the following statement:

“We are just six months out from ending Roy Cooper’s 40-year political career. Cooper has shown time and time again that his progressive agenda comes first. He vetoed tax cuts and opposed the One Big Beautiful Bill which brought tax relief to North Carolina families. North Carolinians need fresh leadership, which is exactly what Michael Whatley will bring as the state’s next senator.”

View the ad here.

AFP Action Unveils New Ad Backing Mike Rogers for Senate

mwinston on April 7, 2026

LANSING, MI – Today, Americans for Prosperity Action announced a six-figure ad buy that highlights how Mike Rogers would work to bring down costs and ensure that the American dream remains in reach for all Michigan families. The ad will run on digital and streaming platforms across the state.

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AFP Action senior advisor for Michigan Tim Golding released the following statement:
“Too many Americans today feel like the American dream is out of reach. Mike Rogers understands their concerns and would work to drive down costs by lowering taxes, cutting wasteful spending, and reducing costly regulations that drive up cost. While other candidates would put their progressive agenda first, Mike Rogers will put Michiganders first.”

View the announcement in Politico Playbook PM.

Americans for Prosperity Action Endorses Melton Little

mwinston on April 6, 2026

BRADENTON, FL – Today, Americans for Prosperity Action announced its endorsement of Melton Little in the race to succeed term-limited state representative Will Robinson in House District 71. The primary will be held on August 18, 2026.

AFP Action senior advisor for Florida Skylar Zander released the following statement:

“Little will be a principled state representative, planning to prioritize expanding workforce education through trade schools and safeguarding Education Savings Accounts. He also will work to ensure long-term economic stability in Florida by keeping taxes low and implementing pension reforms. We look forward to leveraging our grassroots capabilities to support Little.”

Americans for Prosperity Action Congratulates Hilary Holley on Election to Florida House

mwinston on March 25, 2026

POLK CITY, FL – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) congratulates endorsed state house candidate Hilary Holley on her election to the Florida House of Representatives. In advance of tonight’s general special election, AFP Action deployed its grassroots capabilities, as well as digital advertising and mail, to encourage voters to turn out in support of Holley.

AFP Action senior advisor for Florida Skylar Zander released the following statement:

“AFP Action is proud to have supported Holley in her race to ensure that District 51 will have reliable representation in Tallahassee. We applaud our grassroots team that had more than 40,000 voter contacts in House District 51, which helped contribute to Holley’s decisive win tonight.

“Holley will be a strong advocate for career and technical education opportunities, deregulation, and housing policies that will allow more Floridians to live the American Dream.”