Aug 5, 2024 By AFP

ST. PAUL, MN – Americans for Prosperity Action Minnesota (AFP Action MN) today announced its first 11 primary endorsements for the state legislature – including five non-incumbent challengers – as part of its attempts to break the Democratic Farmer Labor Party’s (DFL) single-party control of the state government.

AFP-MN will mobilize its army of grassroots activists across the state to educate and mobilize voters in support of these outstanding candidates through door knocking, digital ads and mail campaigns.

Jake Coleman, AFP Action MN Senior Advisor, made the following statement: 

“This year we have an exciting opportunity to help elect policy champions who will fight back against the DFL’s tax and spend agenda with policies that will make it easier to live, start a business, and raise a family, and find schools that best meet the needs of your children.

“Minnesotans deserve better than the dysfunction and underhanded tactics used by the DFL at the end of last year’s legislative session to push through an unpopular slate of progressive policies. Once elected, we hope to see these principled leaders restore sanity to the state legislature and hold Governor Tim Walz accountable for his radical agenda.” 

Endorsed Candidates

State Rep. Natalie Zeleznikar (HD-03B)

Cal Warwas (non-incumbent, HD-07B)

State Rep. Bernie Perryman (HD-14A)

Erica Schwartz (non-incumbent, HD-18A)

Alex Moe (non-incumbent, HD-32B)

State Rep. Danny Nadeau (HD-34A)

State Rep. Elliot Engen (HD-36A)

Tom Dippel (non-incumbent, HD-41B)

State Rep. Andrew Myers (HD-45A)

Aaron Paul (non-incumbent, HD-54A)

State Rep. Jeff Witte (HD-57B)

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Nashville, TN – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) celebrated the primary wins of five state legislative policy champions in Middle Tennessee. 

Over the past four months, AFP Action’s grassroots capabilities have supported 10 principled candidates running for highly contested state legislature primary races across Tennessee. After making a push to reach nearly 100,000 voters in the state, AFP Action celebrates the nominations of these legislative candidates. 

5 AFP Action-endorsed candidates in Middle Tennessee were victorious in the primary election:   

HD 13 State Rep. Robert Stevens    

HD 34 State Rep. Tim Rudd    

HD 64 State Rep. Scott Cepicky    

HD 65 Lee Reeves    

HD 68 Aron Maberry    

AFP Action Senior Advisor Tori Venable released the following statement congratulating the candidates on their primary wins:       

“AFP Action is thrilled to congratulate our five policy champions in Middle Tennessee on their primary election wins. Tennessee voters made the right choice in nominating these candidates for the upcoming general election. Education choice is one of the most critical issues that Tennessee families face, and we are one step closer to electing a school choice majority to the legislature and providing families with the education options they deserve.  

“We are incredibly proud of our activists who worked tirelessly to support these policy champions, and our grassroots powerhouse was a key player in this success.” 

Background:   

·       AFP Action Announces First Slate of Legislative Endorsements for 2024 Tennessee Republican Primary  

·       AFP Action Announces Second Slate of Legislative Endorsements for 2024 Tennessee Republican Primary 

Memphis, TN – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) celebrated the primary wins of State Rep. Chris Todd (HD-73) and State Rep. Rusty Grills (HD-77).   

Over the past four months, AFP Action’s grassroots capabilities have supported 10 principled candidates running for highly contested state legislature primary races across Tennessee. After making a push to reach nearly 100,000 voters in the state, AFP Action celebrates the nominations of these legislative candidates. 

AFP Action Senior Advisor Tori Venable released the following statement congratulating the candidates on their primary wins:       

“AFP Action is thrilled to congratulate State Rep. Chris Todd and State Rep. Rusty Grills on their primary election wins. Tennessee voters made the right choice in nominating these two policy champions for reelection. Education choice is one of the most critical issues that Tennessee families face, and we are one step closer to electing a school choice majority to the legislature and providing families with the education options they deserve.  

“We are incredibly proud of our activists who worked tirelessly to support these policy champions, and our grassroots powerhouse was a key player in this success.” 

Background:   

·       AFP Action Announces First Slate of Legislative Endorsements for 2024 Tennessee Republican Primary  

·       AFP Action Announces Second Slate of Legislative Endorsements for 2024 Tennessee Republican Primary 

AFPA campaign made 36k direct voter contacts    

Nashville, TN – Tonight, U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles won the Republican primary election for the District 05 House of Representatives seat.  After making a push to reach thousands of voters in the state, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFPA) celebrates Ogles’ nomination for reelection and looks forward to working with him in the 119th Congress.   

After the race was called, AFP Action Senior Advisor Tori Venable released the following statement:   

“We are thrilled to congratulate Rep. Andy Ogles on his primary election win. Tennessee voters once again clearly showed they want principled conservatives to fight for our state in D.C.  Congressman Andy Ogles is the champion for liberty and fiscal responsibility who Tennesseans can trust to represent our great state.   

“We are incredibly proud of our volunteers who worked tirelessly to support Rep. Ogles’ primary win. Authentic grassroots support, like knocking on doors and phone banking, wins elections. Even in the short engagement window, AFP Action staff and volunteers made 36,000 voter contacts; our grassroots powerhouse was a key player in this victory. We might be outspent, but our Tennessee volunteers will not be outworked.”