COLUMBUS, OH – As reported in the Daily Signal, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) announced a new $1.75 million ad buy in support of Jon Husted for U.S. Senate, highlighting Husted’s record of delivering results for Ohio families and drawing a contrast with the policies Sherrod Brown supported that have contributed to higher costs and economic uncertainty. The ads are running on broadcast television, cable, and digital streaming platforms across Ohio, with a focus on affordability, energy costs, and economic opportunity, highlighting Husted’s commitment to policies that help families keep more of what they earn and build a stronger future.

Click here to watch “OH Already Knows”

Click here to watch “Less Washington, Real Results”

Click here to watch “New Normal”

AFP Action Ohio Senior Advisor Donovan O’Neil issued the following statement:

“Ohio families are looking for leaders who understand the challenges they face every day and have a proven record of delivering results. Jon Husted has spent his career advancing policies that expand opportunity, strengthen Ohio’s economy, and help families get ahead.

“At a time when too many Ohioans are struggling with higher costs and economic uncertainty, sending Sherrod Brown back to the Senate would make those prices the new normal.  

“Jon Husted is offering Ohio a clear path to a more prosperous future, and AFP Action’s investment — powered by our grassroots activist engaging voters every day in communities across the state — ensures that message is delivered neighbor to neighbor by people voters know and trust.”

NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 3, 2026

CONTACT: William Hadden, williamhadden@afpaction.com

Pierre, SD – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) congratulated its endorsed candidates in South Dakota, celebrating its wins as all three of its candidates sailed to victory in Tuesday’s primary elections. 

AFP Action endorsed the following candidates in South Dakota:

• State Sen. Sue Peterson (SD-13) 
• State Sen. Amber Hulse (SD-30)
• State Rep. John Robert Hughes (HD-13)

AFP Action Senior Advisor Jennifer Beving released the following statement:

“Congratulations to Sen. Peterson, Sen. Hulse, and Rep. Hughes on their victories this week. All of them have consistently fought to pass sensible policies in the legislature that will keep South Dakota on the right track, whether it’s truth in taxation, protecting jobs, or supporting regulatory oversight like the REINS Act. Voters want common sense in our state government, and we look forward to supporting our three candidates in November and into next year to make that common sense a reality.”

MISSOULA, MT — Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) congratulates Kurt Alme on securing the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Montana following the June 2 primary election. 

AFP Action Senior Advisor Jesse Ramos issued the following statement: 

“AFP Action congratulates Kurt Alme on his primary victory and we are proud to continue supporting his campaign for the U.S. Senate. Alme is a proven leader with a track record of delivering results for Montana families — from advancing historic tax relief to standing up for public safety and the rule of law. 

“Montana has the unique opportunity to determine whether there is a conservative policy majority in the U.S. Senate. AFP Action looks forward to continuing to mobilize our grassroots network across Montana to support Alme’s campaign and ensure a policy majority that will reduce government spending and lower the cost of living.” 

AFP Action previously endorsed Alme for his leadership as Montana’s former U.S. Attorney, where he worked to combat violent crime and public corruption, and his role as state Revenue Director, helping implement the largest income tax cut in Montana’s modern history. 

Today, AFP Action announced a $6.3 million ad blitz into 2026 Senate states, including Montana. The campaign highlights the rising cost of living — groceries, gas, and everyday goods — and elevates Alme’s pro-growth solutions to address the problem. 

View the ad here.