In case you missed it, Americans for Prosperity Action’s (AFP Action) nationwide grassroots engagement was featured yesterday in National Review Online.
With less than a week remaining before election day, AFP Action continues to ramp up canvassing efforts around the country– reaching a historic number of voters this election cycle, particularly in key battleground states like Pennsylvania.
NRO Senior Writer Dan McLaughlin writes:
“…AFP Action, it is closing in on a million doors knocked for McCormick in Pennsylvania, as part of a broader outreach of 2.3 million voter contacts (counting phone calls), as well as 636,000 doors knocked for Hovde in Wisconsin (and 1.4 million contacts), 665,000 doors knocked for Brown in Nevada (and 1.2 million contacts), and 212,000 doors knocked for Rogers in Michigan (and over 500,000 contacts).
“Overall, across door-knocks and phone contacts, the AFP-world campaign has reached…over 1.9 million contacts for Moreno in Ohio and 1.7 million for Sheehy in Montana.
“AFP Action’s House targets also include swing districts in key presidential states such as Arizona, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, as well as Colorado, Iowa, New Mexico, Ohio, Virginia, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, and California. The scale of its engagement in Michigan goes into the state legislature as well. And with a week left in the campaign, it plans to keep going.”
To date, this cycle, AFP Action and AFP are separately engaged in nearly 650 federal and state races throughout the country, with outreach to 15.4 million voters, including hundreds of state legislative races critical to shifting the policy landscape in a number of key states.
Read the full article here.
